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The Roar is heard nationwide

Jace Hevey, Staff Writer April 27, 2015

A national newspaper referenced a story posted on The Roar written by one of the staff members. Staff writer Megan Friel was excited to hear that a story she had written was used in an article for the...

Possible effects of new School Budget

Possible effects of new School Budget

Alex Keely, Staff Writer April 27, 2015

Each year school administration faces the major task of creating a school budget that will be accepted by the school budget committee, city council, and in the end the voters will make the final decision. This...

The parent-teacher conferences sign up sheet.

Parent teacher conferences: a necessity or a nuisance?

Colby Perron, Staff Writer April 15, 2015

Parent teacher conferences were once an important part of the school year, but with lack of attendance, many students believe that they are nothing more than a tradition. Occurring at Biddeford High...

BHS students learn healthy habits at health fair

BHS students learn healthy habits at health fair

BHS students were given the opportunity to participate in different types of medical and health simulations on April 14th brought to the school by The University of New England Medical School. First...

The Price of Prom

Tiffany Curro, Staff Writer April 13, 2015

Boys may have it hard when coming up with the perfect promposals, but some girls claim that buying a prom dress is one of the most stressful and time-consuming things they have ever done. When it comes...

SAT answer sheet

SAT Prep Class: a helpful tool or something that makes students drool?

Abbie Paquette, Co-Sports Editor April 7, 2015

The time is almost here where juniors will take the last test that can either benefit or put a little misfortune on college application processes. The Scholastic Aptitude Test, or SAT, tests reading, writing...

Should senior privileges cover parking spots?

Should senior privileges cover parking spots?

Nick Guillerault, Staff Writer April 1, 2015

You arrive late to school around eight one cold winter morning, turn into the parking lot and find that the area where you and all the other seniors usually park is filled with cars belonging to underclassmen,...

Snow causes problems for spring sports

Snow causes problems for spring sports

Alex Keely and Amber Magnant March 26, 2015

Due to record snowfall in 2015, BHS athletic teams are now forced to practice inside for their upcoming outdoor sports season. Many teams wonder how to prepare for a season with no chance to practice...

“Skin Is In” Pledge takes on BHS

Audrey Desjardin, Senior Staff Writer March 26, 2015

With prom around the corner tan skin becomes more desired, but this year a student at BHS has plans to reduce the amount of tanning that takes place before the event. The “Skin is In” pledge was...

Sophomore Ryan Rogers playing games on his iPad during his lunch.

BHS, is it time to “Think Different”?

Tiffany Curro, Staff Writer March 24, 2015

With the endless amount of apps to choose from, and the easy access to social media, iPads are becoming more and more of a distraction to the younger students. Freshmen and sophomores are granted iPads...

Finally, a change

Finally, a change

Jace Hevey, Staff Writer March 24, 2015

Out with the old and in with the new is what student services and administrators are thinking as they move into the 21st century for scheduling student’s classes. Biddeford High School’s has never...

For which it stands

For which it stands

Colby Perron, Staff Writer March 20, 2015

The Pledge of Allegiance was once an important part of morning announcements, but as the time goes on, it seems to be becoming less routine and more controversial. Originally instituted in 1892, the...

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