*All letters here are those that have been received from the school community. Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect that of Buford High School or Lancaster County School District. All letters have been uploaded in the author's original words.
by Paisley Thompson posted 11/4/22
It is no new concept that people learn in different ways, so why are students' assignments generally presented in the way they are? Typically, assignments are presented in either an all-online or all-paper format with little to no room for variations. Unfortunately, with certain subjects, there isn’t a whole lot of opportunity for choice. However, having a conversation between teachers and students allows the opportunity for better options to be constructed. Since one is not necessarily better than the other, and it’s dependent on the student's preference.
by Kennedy Outen posted 10/26/22
Here at Buford High school, students and faculty have been recovering from Covid-19. The school and Extracurricular classes have been making comebacks with events like JROTC’s Veterans Day performances, band and chorus performances, and pep rallies. As the school year continues, students are gradually getting excited again and finding their school spirit. But, do our band and choral programs get enough support from our school?
by Natalie Brackett posted 10/13/22
Many students today choose to not complete their assignments for school. Throughout all my years of school, I have seen students fail to complete assignments just because they do not care. Some say that the work is too hard, or too boring. But what is the real reason? I interviewed a History teacher at Buford High School, Kristen Snipes, and she stated that, “The student may not be interested in the topics.
by Calirae Blackmon posted 10/6/22
Here at Buford High School, Homecoming is a special time of the year. This is when students and teachers can show off their Jacket spirit by dressing up for each day of homecoming week. This has been an ongoing tradition for many years.