As Black History Month winds down, BPS honors the legacy of Marian Anderson, born on this day in 1897. A celebrated contralto singer, she broke barriers for Black artists and paved the way for future generations in the arts.
It's time for Wednesdays with Williams! A special message from Superintendent Dr. Tonja M. Williams Knight as she expresses a deep gratitude to our students, families, community partners, and civic leaders for their support and collaboration. ▶https://vimeo.com/1060173270
BPS continues to honor Black History Month. On this day in 1870, Hiram Rhodes Revels became the first African American sworn into the U.S. Senate, representing Mississippi. His leadership paved the way for future Black lawmakers.
Welcome back! We hope everyone had a relaxing and refreshing winter recess. We're excited to dive back into learning and our daily routines!
Welcome back! We hope everyone had a refreshing and restful winter recess. Looking forward to getting back into learning and routines!
💻Reminder: The Center for Innovation Technology and Training will have special hours during Mid- Winter Recess. See hours at: www.buffaloschools.org/CITT
Happy Presidents Day!
💻The CITT (1515 South Park Ave.) will be closed for Presidents Day. The Center for Innovation Technology and Training will have special hours during Mid- Winter Recess. See hours at: www.buffaloschools.org/CITT
Happy Valentines Day! 💌
BPS celebrates Black History Month by recognizing this day in 1865, Henry Highland Garnet delivered an address to Congress, becoming the first African American to speak in the U.S. Capitol. We honors his legacy and leadership, as his powerful call for the abolition of slavery marked a historic moment in the fight for freedom and equality.
It’s time for Wednesdays with Williams! This week, Superintendent Dr. Tonja Williams Knight highlights mobile health clinics at Buffalo Public Schools. Thanks to key partnerships, students can receive healthcare services right at school. Plus, Ms. Mai Nguyen shares how families can access these services. ▶https://vimeo.com/1055800186
On this day in 1990, Nelson Mandela was released after 27 years in prison. BPS celebrates his legacy and leadership during Black History Month, as his freedom marked a turning point in South Africa’s history, leading to the end of apartheid and a new era of democracy.
On February 10, we celebrate the birthday of Roberta Flack, a legendary singer and pianist whose soulful music broke barriers and inspired generations. Her timeless songs continue to showcase the power of Black artistry in shaping music history.
Saturday Academies and Farmers Markets this weekend! Look for one near you!! https://www.buffaloschools.org/events?id=32549522
BPS celebrates Black History Month today, February 7, by honoring the birthday of Eubie Blake. Born in 1887, he was a pioneering composer and pianist who shaped ragtime and jazz, leaving a lasting musical legacy.
Today marks the start of BPS Musical Theater season! You're invited to enjoy the talents of young actors in school musical theater productions! View our show show listings: https://www.buffaloschools.org/o/bps/article/1966214
Report cards available now in your Infinite Campus Backpack for Quarter 2!
It's Time for Wednesdays with Williams! Buffalo Public Schools students are gaining a competitive edge by earning the New York State Seal of Biliteracy, strengthening their critical thinking, communication skills, and ability to connect across cultures. Watch Now! ▶ https://vimeo.com/1053727646
We celebrate the birthday of Rosa Parks , whose brave stand in 1955 sparked a civil rights movement. As we continue to observe Black History Month, we honor her lasting legacy of courage and justice.
Reminder: Youth Mentorship Program is happening tonight! Empowering Buffalo Youth Through Weekly Mentoring—every Tuesday until 2/11/2025 from 6:00–8:00 PM to develop life skills, boost academic focus, and be inspired by impactful guest speakers. https://www.buffaloschools.org/o/bps/article/1926810