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BHS publications take home awards

BHS publications take home awards

Charles Pearl, Staff Writer June 3, 2016

BHS publications shine as four Roar journalists and The Pride win awards at New England’s premiere publications conference, the Al Neuharth Free Spirit and Journalism Conference and the New England Scholastic...

BHS students branch off to save trees in the rainforest

BHS students branch off to save trees in the rainforest

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer April 22, 2016

Students, staff, and community members from the community come together to make a big difference with little effort. Biddeford High School’s AP Environmental Science (APES) class worked with the Canopy...

BHS makes their own luck

BHS makes their own luck

Alexandra Demeule, Noah Gange, and Evan Paquette March 28, 2016

Students wore Saint Patrick’s day themed clothing and attended an assembly in celebration of Green Day, the fourth day of Spirit week. While passionate students came to school wearing bright green...

Rally really exceeds expectations

Rally really exceeds expectations

Colby Perron and Alex Keely, Staff Writers March 21, 2016

All four classes face off, each screaming about their love of one another, from Freshmen to Juniors and Sophomores to Seniors all are swallowed within a sea of black and orange, and the smiling of all...

Five BHS seniors to teach younger kids about weather hazards

Five BHS seniors to teach younger kids about weather hazards

Colby Perron, Staff Writer March 16, 2016

A challenge not tested ever before, five BHS seniors were sent out for special training in order to do one thing: teach younger kids how to protect themselves from severe weather. On Tuesday, January...

MELMAC opens doors for students

MELMAC opens doors for students

Evan Paquette, Staff Writer March 16, 2016

A daunting experience at first glance, the search for higher education becomes more in reach ever since the Maine Educational Loan Marketing Corporation and Education Foundation (MELMAC) was founded in...

Biddeford school board ends hat ban

Biddeford school board ends hat ban

Alex Keely, Staff Writer February 8, 2016

A rule banning hats from the Biddeford school district that stood for almost 60 years was struck down in a unanimous vote by the school board on January 26th. Biddeford High School Principal Jeremie...

Biddeford schools view potential in a new start time

Biddeford schools view potential in a new start time

Gabby Hamm, Staff Writer December 2, 2015

Beep, beep, beep, the sound of an alarm goes off at 6 o’clock and a fatigued AP student, that has been up late doing homework, hits the snooze button wishing it was a late start Wednesday. The Biddeford...

Viral Meningitis Invades BHS

Colby Perron, News Editor October 14, 2015

Viral meningitis: the inflammation of tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord. This virus made its way across Southern Maine, and now reached Biddeford High School. On October 7th, Biddeford High...

CLB Replacement coming to Biddeford High School

CLB Replacement coming to Biddeford High School

Colby Perron, Staff Editor September 30, 2015

New changes came for everyone as the school year started. From new classes, to new friends, even moving up one grade level changed a lot. However, one of the biggest changes: a new class taking up the...

Army brings more than recruitment to BHS

Army brings more than recruitment to BHS

Alex Keely and Hailey Woodman May 11, 2015

The United States Army came to Biddeford High to raise awareness to students about how soldiers are just normal people by bringing games and simulators to show that their visits aren’t always about recruitment. On...

Students react to Smarter Balanced Test

Audrey Desjardin, Senior staff writer May 1, 2015

This week juniors began Smarter Balanced testing, a ten hour test broken up into four parts, and everyone involved has something to say about it. Many students show negative feelings towards the new...

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