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Buffalo I.S.D.
Location
Buffalo, Leon County, Texas
United States
District information
TypeElementary, Secondary Public
MottoOur Children, Our Future
SuperintendentMr. Ivy
Students and staff
Students932
FacultyRob Dean (high school principal)
Lacy Freeman (junior high principal)
Tina Rayborn (elementary principal)
District mascotBucky the Bison
Colors    Purple & Gold
Other information
athletic conferenceUIL (Conference 3A)
Websitewww.buffaloisd.net

Buffalo Independent School District is a public school district based in Buffalo, Texas, United States.

The district is located in northern Leon County and extends into southern Freestone County.

In 2010, the school district was rated "Recognized" by the Texas Education Agency.

Schools

Buffalo High (Grades 9–12)

Buffalo High School is located 1724 N. Buffalo Ave. The current principal is John Clements. The construction for the new high school building finished in 2010, with spacious halls that resemble a college campus. There are four wings, each representing a different college. These four are the Texas A&M hall, which serves as the language hallway; the Texas Tech hall, which serves as the elective hallway; the University of Texas hall, which serves as the math and history hall; and the Baylor University hall, which serves as the science hall. The most noticeable add-on to the school is the gymnasium. The gymnasium is adjacent to the cafeteria which has a glass wall allowing one to look over the gym while eating and conversing. In 2010, the High School received an Academically Acceptable rating by the TEA.

Buffalo Junior Highs (Grades 4–8)

The Buffalo Junior High schools are located at 145 Bison Trail, the location of the former high school. The current principal is Lacy Freeman. The Lower Junior High has the 4th and 5th graders, and the Upper Junior High has the 6th through 8th graders.

Buffalo Elementary (Grades PK-3)

Buffalo Elementary is located at 1700 E Commerce Street. The current principal is Johnny Veretto. The Elementary consists of grades PK-3. Every year the Elementary students participate in Field Day. The Elementary has received a Recognized rating by the TEA four years in a row, from 2007 to 2010.

School board

Buffalo High School's school board currently consists of Jack Helmcamp as president, John Rodell as vice president, Bobby Fishbeck as secretary, Bradley Ezell as an alternate, and Randy Ayres, Monty McGill, and Brent Ryder as members.

Superintendents

The current superintendent at Buffalo High School is Adam Ivy, who has been serving since 2022. The superintendents before him were Lacy Freeman]] and Jackie Thomason (2005-2012), Charles Luke (2002-2005), Paul Vranish (2000-2002), and Floyd L. Jackson (1994-1999).

Athletics

The girls basketball team won the state championship in 2002.

Notable alumni

References

  1. "2010 Accountability Rating System". Texas Education Agency. Archived from the original on 2011-11-14.

External links

School districts in Texas served by Region 6 Education Service Center
Austin County
Brazos County
Burleson County
Grimes County
Houston County
Leon County
Madison County
Milam County
Montgomery County
Polk County
Robertson County
San Jacinto County
Trinity County
Walker County
Washington County
Statewide
Bremond ISD extends into a portion of Falls County
Brazos ISD extends into a portion of Fort Bend County; other districts in the county are served by Region 4 ESC
Buffalo ISD extends into a portion of Freestone County
Oakwood ISD extends into Freestone County
Brenham ISD extends into a portion of Austin County
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