Attention: Due to a water main break near the NFTA’s Delavan Station, bus routes 8 and 26 will be rerouted until the repairs are completed.
This date in Black History : On February 11, 1990, Nelson Mandela was released from prison after 27 years, marking a historic turning point in the global fight against apartheid and inspiring movements for justice and equality around the world.
Love Data Week Day 3: Protect student and staff data—use the Student Privacy PIN, store PII only on BPS-approved systems, and report suspected breaches immediately. Details : https://aptg.co/RLcljK

Reminder: There is a Native American Resource Program - Parent/Student Committee Meeting tonight. Details: https://aptg.co/9vltCK
This Day in Black History: On this day in 1865, the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified, formally abolishing slavery—marking a major step forward in the long fight for freedom and civil rights.
Love Data Week Tip of the Day: Not sure where to find the data you need? BPS offers Internal, External, Research, and FOIL request pathways—https://aptg.co/g7glhz


Thank you, Coach Bryant 🏀! We recognized a truly special moment at East High School as Coach Starling Bryant coached his final game as the boys basketball head coach. Coach Bryant's impact goes far beyond wins and losses. He has been a mentor, leader, and role model- shaping the lives of young people through discipline, accountability, and pride in representing East High School.


What a weekend for BPS Competitive Cheerleading! These girls started with a bang! Getting a 1st place result in Lancaster's Class A Division 1 Saturday morning and a 2nd place Class A Division result on Friday in Gowanda! Great Job!




Love Data Week 2026 is here. This week highlights how data helps us ask better questions, solve real problems, and make smarter decisions in schools and communities. Follow along for daily resources, activities, and student-friendly ways to explore data. https://aptg.co/JhQxdK



Have a great weekend and stay warm! For extra cold weather safety tips visit: https://www.weather.gov/safety/cold

This Day in Black History: Bob Marley was born. His music and message of unity, peace, and justice made a global impact.
The BPS Musical Theater Initiative show listings for 2026 are listed! You are cordially invited to enjoy the talents of our young actors in the following musical theater productions. https://www.buffaloschools.org/article/2622026

Congratulations Heart of a Champions Character Athlete award recipients!
South Park- Tyree
McKinley- Anthony
South Park- Tyree
McKinley- Anthony

On This Day in Black History: Rosa Parks was born on February 4, 1913, in Tuskegee, Alabama. Her courageous refusal to give up her bus seat in 1955 helped spark the Montgomery Bus Boycott and became a defining moment of the Civil Rights Movement.
Nominations for the 7th Annual Excellence in Education Awards are still open, and the deadline has been extended to February 14—now is the time to recognize an outstanding educator or staff member making a difference in Buffalo schools.

Happy Groundhog Day! A tradition in folklore where a groundhog, specifically Punxsutawney Phil, emerges from his burrow to "predict" the weather. If he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter are predicted; if not, an early spring is expected.

Throughout February, Buffalo Public Schools celebrates Black History Month by highlighting the history, excellence, and impact of Black communities in Buffalo and beyond.

World Hijab Day, observed on February 1st, raises awareness about the hijab and promotes religious tolerance. It encourages women of all backgrounds to wear a hijab for a day to foster understanding and combat stereotypes.

Have a great weekend and stay warm!
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