Update - BMS Shirt Sale & Hoops for Heart Sign Ups have been extended to Tuesday!
Parents of 8th Grade Students: If your child is interested in being a part of SVHS' Colorguard program next year, they are having clinic dates/tryouts soon! Students do not have to have any prior experience, and it is recommended that they attend all the clinic dates listed in addition to the tryouts on May 29th. Please read the handout for information on eligibility and tryout requirements. There is a required form that students must fill out and get signatures from teachers - we will have copies of this in the office.
BMS Shirt Sale Reminder! Order deadline extended to 3/31!
Hoops for Heart is back again this year which is a 3 vs 3 basketball tournament.
Students will be receiving the packets from the American Heart Association today to bring home! Ms. Davis presented to all grade levels the importance of the AHA and why we host Hoops for Heart. If you have a child interested in raising money for the AHA, make sure they sign up with the QR code for our school page.
🖤Hoops for Heart is April 2nd and will go on through the entire day.
🖤 $5 for players = $15 for a team. Team names, money, and permission slips are due Thursday, March 26th.
🖤 $3 to watch. This money will be turned in on April 2nd.
🖤Concession stand items will be available for purchase.
Goals for this year:
🖤 Raise $1,500
🖤 Have 5 students complete Finn’s mission.
🖤 Have 20 teams sign up to play
For more information you can go to the QR code in the first picture.
This is a video to explain Finn’s Mission and more about AHA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FxWApygr1c
Students will be receiving the packets from the American Heart Association today to bring home! Ms. Davis presented to all grade levels the importance of the AHA and why we host Hoops for Heart. If you have a child interested in raising money for the AHA, make sure they sign up with the QR code for our school page.
🖤Hoops for Heart is April 2nd and will go on through the entire day.
🖤 $5 for players = $15 for a team. Team names, money, and permission slips are due Thursday, March 26th.
🖤 $3 to watch. This money will be turned in on April 2nd.
🖤Concession stand items will be available for purchase.
Goals for this year:
🖤 Raise $1,500
🖤 Have 5 students complete Finn’s mission.
🖤 Have 20 teams sign up to play
For more information you can go to the QR code in the first picture.
This is a video to explain Finn’s Mission and more about AHA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FxWApygr1c
We are excited to announce a Spring Fling Dance on Friday, May 22nd from 6-8 pm. This will be a fundraiser for the robotics program. Entry is $5, and concessions will be available for purchase.
We were happy to welcome back Mountain State Centers for Independent Living to our school this year to speak with our students about becoming ADA advocates.
Ronda Shockley shared an important message about including all students, standing up for others, and how young people can make a real difference in their communities. She also helped students better understand the history and impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act and discussed how the law continues to evolve and shape accessibility and equity today.
We appreciate the opportunity for our students to learn how advocacy, empathy, and awareness can help create a more inclusive world for everyone. ♿💙
Ronda Shockley shared an important message about including all students, standing up for others, and how young people can make a real difference in their communities. She also helped students better understand the history and impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act and discussed how the law continues to evolve and shape accessibility and equity today.
We appreciate the opportunity for our students to learn how advocacy, empathy, and awareness can help create a more inclusive world for everyone. ♿💙
Last week our students participated in the fourth annual collaboration with Branches & Contact. Students learned about body safety and healthy relationships. We made a video to show the activities from the day! https://youtu.be/AhOEaEi0m_0
Our cooking club celebrated Pi day last week by cooking some pizza pies and baking some delicious desserts that they arranged in a Pi shape! We are so excited with the progress we've seen in this club already!
BMS has had a spike in interest for soccer this year, and we have been asked by several about having our own school team. We would love to give our community and student athletes another great sports opportunity. If you have a child in 5th, 6th, or 7th grade, and they are interested in soccer at Buffalo Middle next year, please fill out the form attached! Please also share this post to reach the community! https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=S7AZ4AwzekaLrgn7FzdNakXUhZ5IlZdHiCenCv8Mq_NUMzBCNUpRV0laVDdBQ0xNMkRRSlJINTRKNS4u
Mrs. Roark is opening up applications for the Robotics Club for next school year! They want to begin working on some projects before the new school year starts, so current sixth and seventh grade students are able to fill out applications if they are interested in joining! Applications are due back to the office by Thursday, April 2nd, which is the day before Spring Break begins!
Today is the Golden Horseshoe Test for 8th Grade. Students who do not take it today will still be required to make up the test at a later date but will not be eligible to win a Golden Horseshoe. If your student is currently absent, they can arrive by 1:30 pm today and still take the test to qualify for the competition.
Students will be bringing home information about a Buffalo shirt sale sponsored by the BMS Social Studies Team. All proceeds go towards the 2026-2027 Possum Festival! There are two designs available as well as special options for staff. Details and pricing are attached.
There’s no better way to celebrate Pi Day than with math, school spirit… and a little whipped cream! 🥧
Our Pi in the HERD Week wrapped up with a high-energy assembly where we announced competition winners, celebrated our Pi Digit champions, and crowned the winner of the Pie for the Herd Staff Showdown.
Students spent the week adopting digits of π, competing in the Herd Coin Stampede, and showing that math can be fun, competitive, and community-building.
Thanks to everyone who helped make this week a success!
Together, we are the HERD. 🦬
Check out our YouTube channel for videos from this event:
https://youtu.be/__J1h1LyWjk?si=TWEed-kTf3wrK7_p
https://youtu.be/MMswMu-lz8M?si=4iVLt3rNmllsIdyu
https://youtube.com/shorts/Jenp2NjdGeY?si=IgnbxROZS-DTnA49
Our Pi in the HERD Week wrapped up with a high-energy assembly where we announced competition winners, celebrated our Pi Digit champions, and crowned the winner of the Pie for the Herd Staff Showdown.
Students spent the week adopting digits of π, competing in the Herd Coin Stampede, and showing that math can be fun, competitive, and community-building.
Thanks to everyone who helped make this week a success!
Together, we are the HERD. 🦬
Check out our YouTube channel for videos from this event:
https://youtu.be/__J1h1LyWjk?si=TWEed-kTf3wrK7_p
https://youtu.be/MMswMu-lz8M?si=4iVLt3rNmllsIdyu
https://youtube.com/shorts/Jenp2NjdGeY?si=IgnbxROZS-DTnA49
Tomorrow is Golden Horseshoe Test Day for our 8th grade students!
The West Virginia Golden Horseshoe Test is a statewide exam that measures students’ knowledge of West Virginia history, and it’s an exciting opportunity for them to demonstrate what they’ve learned this year.
We ask that all 8th grade students arrive on time, well-rested, and ready to do their best, as testing will begin right after breakfast.
Students who score at the top across the state earn the prestigious title of “Knight or Lady of the Golden Horseshoe,” one of the highest academic honors for middle school students in West Virginia.
Let’s wish our 8th graders the best of luck tomorrow — we’re proud of the hard work they’ve put in!
The West Virginia Golden Horseshoe Test is a statewide exam that measures students’ knowledge of West Virginia history, and it’s an exciting opportunity for them to demonstrate what they’ve learned this year.
We ask that all 8th grade students arrive on time, well-rested, and ready to do their best, as testing will begin right after breakfast.
Students who score at the top across the state earn the prestigious title of “Knight or Lady of the Golden Horseshoe,” one of the highest academic honors for middle school students in West Virginia.
Let’s wish our 8th graders the best of luck tomorrow — we’re proud of the hard work they’ve put in!
Just one last reminder that tomorrow (March 14th) is our "Stuff the Truck" event at Buffalo Middle School from 11-2. Bring your unwanted items to help declutter your house while helping a good cause. We can't wait to see you there!! Flyers by Clara Bonar and Garrett Nelson
Congratulations to our students who were selected to have their work on display at the County Art Show at Spring Valley High School. Please come by any of the three dates to see the work, as it will be on display in the hallway on moveable walls while musical performances will be going on in the auditorium.
📣 Only 2 Days Left in Pi in the Herd Week! 🐃🥧
The competition is heating up and there’s still time to make a BIG impact for the HERD!
💰 Bring your coins and dollars, adopt a digit, vote for a teacher to get pied, and show your math skills. Every contribution builds momentum for the HERD!
Let’s finish the week strong. Together, we are the HERD! 🐃📊🥧
https://youtu.be/Pb_ORJgDQ0g
The competition is heating up and there’s still time to make a BIG impact for the HERD!
💰 Bring your coins and dollars, adopt a digit, vote for a teacher to get pied, and show your math skills. Every contribution builds momentum for the HERD!
Let’s finish the week strong. Together, we are the HERD! 🐃📊🥧
https://youtu.be/Pb_ORJgDQ0g
Just a reminder that Student Leadership Council is sponsoring a "Stuff the Truck" event through Goodwill this Saturday (March 14) from 11 to 2 at Buffalo Middle School. This is a great opportunity to get rid of some unwanted items while helping support our Buffalo Middle Students. We hope to see you there!! Flyers created by: Ruby Perry, Michaela Rice, Hope Slone, and Ellie Woods
Jace Hager also attended the Page Program at the Legislature.
Just a reminder: Tomorrow is a PL Day - students do not report.