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Reviews
Submitted by parent on October 14, 2021
So many great opportunities for students at BHS! The new technical center is wonderful! I’m thankful for a district who takes trades so seriously. The world needs trade workers!!
Submitted by other on November 12, 2018
The school administration has improved a lot in the past few years.
Submitted by principal on May 31, 2018
Buffalo High School has an extremely high college and career readiness score from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. This information is NOT mentioned in any way on the Great Schools rating system. Also, graduation rates are VERY indicative of a school's effectiveness; Great Schools simply regards college placement as the single measure of high school effectiveness.The information you are putting out there for the public to see is incomplete and outdated. The school ratings do not include all information needed for those looking to move to an area to make an informed decision. Please consider revising ALL schools to include all ratings provided through the Missouri DESE annually as part of every district's Annual Performance Report (APR). College readiness is NOT the only indicator of student post-secondary success and should not be the only criteria referenced within your rating system. Students who enroll in technical programs or become gainfully employed after HS graduation should be part of the overall evaluation of a school's effectiveness. These pieces are missing from "Great Schools" data and ratings system.
Submitted by other on May 21, 2018
This is a wonderful school with kind, caring knowledgable teachers. Great changes are happening including one-to-one technology.
Submitted by other on August 24, 2011
I graduated from Buffalo High School in 1969. While it may not have the perks and pizzazz of other larger schools the small community closeness was a comfort to me and the teachers actually knew my name. I think it was a great foundation for me as I launched out into a world where many times you are nothing more than a number. I have many fond memories of teachers and students.