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The Student News Site of Burlington High School

BHS Register

The Student News Site of Burlington High School

BHS Register

Spectrum Youth and Family Services will be hosting a Multicultural Youth Leadership Conference at Champlain College on Saturday. | Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Spectrum to Host Multicultural Youth Leadership Conference

Emma Chaffee May 4, 2017

Spectrum Youth and Family Services will be hosting a Multicultural Youth Leadership Conference on Saturday, May 6 at Champlain College. The student-organized event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The organizing team consists of four current Burlington...

South Burlington High School senior Isaiah Hines speaks to the group during a session at the social justice symposium on April 8. The event was hosted by Burlington High School. | Photo: Emma Chaffee/Register

BHS Hosts Social Justice Symposium

Emma Chaffee April 18, 2017

South Burlington senior Isaiah Hines began the teen conversation at the Symposium for Social Justice Action Groups by assuring participants that any level of experience with social justice was great. “Just tell your truth and say whatever you feel...

The All Are Welcome symbol, designed by the BHS International Club, hangs in the window of Tradewinds on Church St. on Friday, Jan. 20. The image was created by students to spread peace throughout the community.

International Club Creates Peace Symbol

April 17, 2017

Burlington High School students have partnered with a local pediatrician to respond to what they see as an increase in anti-immigrant rhetoric towards New Americans, refugees and asylum seekers, according to a Jan. 13 news release. Dr. Andrea Green...

Brian Difranco has been a school resource officer in Burlington schools for the last decade. | Photo: Alexandre Silberman/Register

Officer Difranco: A Community Presence

April 14, 2017

Brian Difranco spent his high school days hanging out with police officers at the Livingston County Jail, where his grandmother worked as a cook in the kitchen. “It was fun. It was usually lively,” he said. “My grandma was an old Italian woman....

Students pitched tents in the lobby and hallways after winter weather moved the annual Spectrum Sleep Out event indoors. | Photo: Alexandre Silberman/Register

Winter Weather Moves Spectrum Sleep Out Indoors

Emma Chaffee March 24, 2017

Over 100 Burlington High School students planned to bundle up and brave the cold tonight for the annual Spectrum Sleep Out. Mother Nature decided otherwise. Organizers moved the event inside the high school building after a combination of snow, sleet...

Delia McConnell Shares Her Experience with the Spectrum Sleepout

Delia McConnell Shares Her Experience with the Spectrum Sleepout

Emma Chaffee March 24, 2017

Reporter Emma Chaffee talks to junior Delia McConnell about the annual Spectrum Sleepout, an event that raises funds and awareness for youth homelessness. Students have raised $16,000 this year.

OPINION: Dear America: Be More Like Burlington

OPINION: Dear America: Be More Like Burlington

March 12, 2017

Do we see Muslims as radical? After 9/11, which was a world changing event, many people began to view Muslims in general as such. By radical Muslims, I am talking about the Muslims who use the religion Islam as a reason to do harm.  Too many people view...

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Budget, Maintenance Bond Pass, New Board Members Elected

March 7, 2017

Burlington voters approved a $74 million school budget on Town Meeting Day, said yes to a capital improvements bond and determined school board members. The complete education-related results are below: North District - School Board Incumbent Mark Barlow...

Helen Hossley (left), is challenging incumbent Mark Barlow (right), for the North District seat on the Burlington School Board. | Courtesy Photos

Your Guide to Burlington School Board Candidates

March 4, 2017

North District Five Burlington school board candidates will be on the ballot on March 7. However, only the North District is a contested race. Incumbent Mark Barlow will be facing off against challenger Helen Hossley. Barlow, a graduate of Burlington...

Whats Up With That? is a bi-weekly column written by Staff Writer Lucy Govoni.

What’s Up With That? Lock Downs

Lucy Govoni February 21, 2017

Approximately every month Burlington High School has a lock down or fire drill. Students are well versed on how these monthly drills usually go. For fire drills students quickly leave the room and exit the building through the nearest door, as for lockdowns...

Sticky notes line the walls of the office of BHS Principal Tracy Racicot, filled with suggestions for a redesigned schedule that will launch in the 2017-18 school year. | Photo: Alexandre Silberman/Register

BHS Administration Releases New Schedule

February 10, 2017

After close to two decades of consistency, change is coming to the schedule at Burlington High School. Administration completed their proposal last week, which will soon be finalized for next school year. BHS Principal Tracy Racicot feels the change...

Whats Up With That? is a bi-weekly column written by Staff Writer Lucy Govoni.

What’s Up With That? Student Parking Lot

Lucy Govoni February 6, 2017

In the state of Vermont people are legally allowed to drive when they turn 16, so it is no surprise that many Burlington High School students hit the road when getting to school each day. But the ride isn’t always smooth cruising. Those who drive to...

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