Have a great Spring Recess!
about 4 hours ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Graphic announcing Spring Recess with schools closed April 3, 2026 through April 10, 2026. A child plays soccer on the right, with the Buffalo Public Schools logo displayed.
Calling all 7/8th Graders! Sign-up to play Modified Baseball on Final Forms TODAY.
The season begins 4/13/2026. Questions? Contact the listed coaches!
about 5 hours ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Promotional flyer for BPS Modified Baseball with bold text reading ‘Register Today on FinalForms.’ The flyer lists participating schools and coach contact information: #30 Sedita, email pncastillofelix@buffaloschools.org; #80 Shroeder, email rgrable@buffaloschools.org; #50 North Park, email amintu@buffaloschools.org; and #195 City Honors, email amejia@buffaloschools.org. A note indicates open fields. The design features yellow baseball player silhouettes and baseball icons on a black background. A large QR code labeled ‘Scan Me!’ directs users to FinalForms for registration.
Graphic titled Buffalo Athletics – Modified Baseball League and Team Structure with Buffalo Athletics logos in the top corners. Four columns list host schools and their associated feeder schools, with host schools highlighted in yellow. First column: City Honors #195 (highlighted) with feeder schools International #45, Buffalo Far West #19, Native American #19, West Hertel #34, Grabiarz #79, School 81, and #48 MLK Jr. Coach listed as Art Medina, email amedina@buffaloschools.org. Second column: Sedita #30 (highlighted) with feeder schools D’Youville Porter #3, Waterfront #95, Herman Badillo #76, Futures #37, Montessori #32, BEST #6, Harriet Tubman #31, Bilingual Center #33, Dr. Ant. Park #18, and Frederick Law Olmsted #156. Coach listed as Paul Castricrone, email pncastricrone@buffaloschools.org. Third column: North Park #50 (highlighted) with feeder schools Community School #53, Highgate Heights #80, Lydia T. Wright #89, Hamlin Park #74, Harvey Austin #97, Build Community #92, and Charles Drew #59. Coach listed as Richard Morton, email rmorton@buffaloschools.org. Fourth column: Houghton #69 (highlighted) with feeder schools Lovejoy #43, Southside Elementary #93, Hillery Park #27, Lorraine #72, and Discovery #67. Coach listed as Geoff Blake, email grblake@buffaloschools.org. A note at the bottom states that host schools are denoted by highlight

Update: The Special Buffalo Board of Education Meeting scheduled for today, 4/1/2026 at 3:30 p.m. has been canceled. The Work Session will still take place as scheduled

1 day ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Passover begins today. Buffalo Public Schools recognizes its significance to many in our community.
1 day ago, Buffalo Public Schools

Superintendent Mubenga sits with Chief of Human Resources Tami Hollie-McGee to discuss how to join the Buffalo Public Schools team. Interested applicants can visit buffalopublicschools.org/careers to explore a wide range of employment opportunities.

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1 day ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Dr. Mubenga Interviewing Chief Tami Hollie-McGee
April is Autism Acceptance Month! BPS celebrates the strengths and unique perspectives of students with autism. This month, we honor understanding, inclusion, and supportive communities for all learners.
1 day ago, Buffalo Public Schools
April is Autism Acceptance Month an infinity sign with BPS Logo in the middle

BPS is seeking your input on the Standards for Conduct, Character, and Support for the 2026-2027 school year. Please fill out the feedback form by Thursday, April 2, 2026 4:00 pm.

2 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Today marks the end of Women’s History Month — a spirited time for BPS to reflect on the many accomplishments and contributions of women, while looking ahead to the many more to come.
2 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 30, 1867, Sarah Breedlove (Madam C. J. Walker) was born. She later became one of the first self-made female millionaires in the United States.
3 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day, Palm Sunday is observed.
4 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 27, 2004, Mary Barra was rising through leadership at General Motors before later becoming the company’s first female CEO.
6 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools

Track your child’s school bus in real time with the FIRSTview app—get alerts when the bus is nearby, view route updates, and stay informed with instant notifications all in one place.

7 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Alt text: Four-step graphic showing a mobile app for student bus tracking. Step 1 shows a phone screen labeled “Choose Your Student’s Route” with a list of routes. Step 2 shows a map where a pin is dropped to set up a geofence. Step 3 shows notification hours being configured on a map screen. Step 4 shows a map tracking a bus route with alerts enabled.
On this day in Women’s History, March 26, 1937, Nancy Pelosi was born. She later became the first woman to serve as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
7 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 25, 1911, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire in New York City led to major workplace safety reforms and labor protections for workers, many of whom were women.
8 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 24, 1882, Fannie Lou Hamer was born. She later became a powerful voice for voting rights and equality.
9 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools

On this day in Women’s History, March 23, 1903, Emmeline Pankhurst founded the Women's Social and Political Union, a group that played a major role in the fight for women’s voting rights in the United Kingdom1

10 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 22, 1972, Equal Rights Amendment passage by Congress was approved by the U.S. Congress and sent to the states for ratification.
11 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 21, 1986, Debi Thomas became the first Black athlete to win the World Figure Skating Championships.
12 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
On this day in Women’s History, March 20, 1852, Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe was first published in book form, helping fuel the movement to end slavery.
13 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools
Happy Eid al-Fitr!
14 days ago, Buffalo Public Schools