BUHS Faculty and Staff encourage our students to become involved in activities in our school community.
See your Counselor or the Club/Activity Advisor listed below for more information on how you can get involved in any of these clubs or activities.
Here are the many ways students can get involved:
See your Counselor or the Club/Activity Advisor listed below for more information on how you can get involved in any of these clubs or activities.
Here are the many ways students can get involved:
Advisor: Meghan Pacheco
mpacheco@wsesdvt.org |
Athletic Leadership Council
The mission of the Leadership Council is to: 1.) spread awareness of BUHS Athletics within BUHS and in the larger community. 2.) Increase school spirit 3.)Discuss relevant issues to BUHS Athletes - BUHS Coaches nominate students to ALC. Activities include the Pep Rally, Chuck a Duck- Feed 1000’s monthly meetings, weekly Game Announcements and 8th Grade Orientations |
Advisor: Linda Awarez
lawarez@wsesdvt.org |
FBLA
Our mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. We are a student led organization. |
Advisors: Marilee Attley
mattley@wsesdvt.org Tobias Moore tmoore@wsesdvt.org |
BUHS Beacon
The Beacon (the BUHS school newspaper) is looking for writers, editors, and photographers to join our staff or to contribute. Email Ms. Attley (the school librarian) or Mr. Moore (the English teacher) if you are interested. |
Advisor: Marilee Attley
mattley@wsesdvt.org |
BUHS Book Club
Love to read? Like to talk about books and ideas? Join the BUHS Book Club! Each month we choose a current title and then meet to talk about it. Contact Ms. Attley in the library for more information |
Advisors: Ricky Davidson
rdavidson@wsesdvt.org Andrew Parsons aparsons@wsesdvt.org |
BUHS QSA
The mission of the BUHS Queer/Straight Alliance is to build a safe, healthy and supportive environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, queer and questioning youth and their allies. Our goal is to make BUHS the safest, most supportive and empowering school for LGBTQQIA youth in the State of Vermont. We strive to accomplish our mission by partnering with Outright Vermont and through education and increasing awareness of LGBTQQIA issues at BUHS, throughout history and within the State of Vermont. |
Class of 2025
Create & facilitate fundraising events to raise money for your class...
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Advisors: Deb Heller
dheller@wsesdvt.org Sheri Lewis slewis@wsesdvt.org |
Class of 2022
Create & facilitate fundraising events to raise money for your class...
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Advisor: Pete Cannizzaro
pcannizzaro@wsesdvt.org |
Class of 2023
Please consider Joining the Sophomore Class Council: We are hoping to be able to make our presence felt at Varsity Girls’ Basketball Games this Winter. We are seeking Sophomores with a vision for the future |
Advisor: Michelle Page
mpage@wsesdvt.org |
Class of 2024
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Advisor: Mikaela Simms msimms@wsesdvt.org
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Aware
Student group for student of color to raise consciousness in ourselves and our community around issues of justice. Attend conferences Learn together Hold Teach Ins and other events |
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German Club
Cultural Enrichment and activities. 
Advisor: Kurt Johnson
kjohnson@wsesdvt.org |
Advisors: Tessa Anders
tanders@wsesdvt.org Ashley Nadeau anadeau@wsesdvt.org |
Mock Trail
Mock Trial club is a fun way for students to practice critical thinking skills and public speaking. Each year, our team is given a competition case to prepare. Students take on roles as attorneys or witnesses and develop a strategy for the prosecution or defense. In April, the team travels to Vermont Law School to compete against other Vermont high schools. |
Advisor:
Rachel Doty rdoty@wsesdvt.org |
National Honor Society
The National Honor Society is a national organization. Membership in the NHS is an honor that is widely recognized throughout the US and helpful on college applications. NHS is a service organization that recognizes the four pillars of effective citizenship: Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service. |
Advisor: Casey Deane
cdean@wsesdvt.org |
Student Council
The BUHS Student Council strives to serve as a bridge between students and the administration. Our main priority is advocating for student voice! We run Project Feed the Thousands, make meals for the overflow shelter, assist on Freshman First day, and so much more. Our motto is work hard, play hard. Our party Planning committee loves planning bowling nights and celebrating holidays. Come join us!!! |
Advisor: Tyler Boone
tboone@wsesdvt.org |
The BUHS Unified Club
The Unified Club at BUHS provides opportunities for students who may have disabilities and those who do not have a disability to play sports, share experiences, and build community together. We hope this leads to reduced bullying and exclusion and the elimination of hurtful language in schools. There is a meaningful opportunity for each and every student at BUHS to participate in Unified activities! |
Advisors: Allison Cram
acram@wsesdvt.org Rebecca Savage rsavage@wsesdvt.org |
The Dial
The Dial is BUHS Art and Literacy Magazine and is one of the oldest traditions in the school. Students who participate curate art and writing to be included in the yearly publication of the magazine |
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The BUHS Yearbook
Students who join the Yearbook editing staff help design pages, take photos and organize the BUHS annual Yearbook. Students learn how to use an online design program through Jostens. Students who are interested in design and graphic arts are encouraged to join. |
Advisors: Rebekah Kersten
rkersten@wsesdvt.org Chris Rose crose@wsesdvt.org |
The Garrick Society
Website The Garrick Society is a BUHS Theatre Honor Society for students who have made a significant contribution to the BUHS Theatre Program. The Society seeks to promote and foster excellence in the theatre arts, and, this year, will begin offering periodic workshops for students interested in theatre arts. |
Advisor: Mike Auerbach
mauerbach@wsesdvt.org |
BUHS Student Environmental and Young Naturalists
This group engages with local and national Environmental Issues and Social Justice. We do things like River Cleanups and advocacy on school and local issues. We are currently working with Administration and Cafe Services to remove plasticware from our cafeteria, as well as plans to increase awareness of climate and pollution issues |
Advisor: Braelyn Ingvoldstad
bingvoldstad@wsesdvt.org |
Art Club
The art club promotes creativity and the creative work of our students through community. We make both individual and collaborative work. |
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RC Club
The club was formed to build community around remote controlled cars Advisor: John Kersey jkersey@wsesdvt.org |
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Feminist Collective
To promote feminist and women's issues at school and in the community. To encourage and promote sex and gender equality Advisor: Lindsay Levesque llevesque@wsesdvt.org |
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French Club
To develop social and emotional learning and cultural enrichment Advisor: Suzanne Grenoble sgranoble@wsesdvt.org |
FCCLA
Family, Career, Community Leaders of America is a national Non-Profit student organization that helps youth develop leadership and workplace skills to prepare for both college and careers through peer to peer education, community engagement and the application of skills learned in the family and consumer science classroom Advisor: Kim Freeman kfreeman@wsesdvt.org |
Latin Club
Advancement of Latin skills and cultural enrichment. Advisor: Tara Mckenna tmckenna@wsesdvt.org |
HOSA (Future Health Professionals)
HOSA offers students interested in careers in health care the opportunity to participate in an international organization of their peers, focused on building skills and awareness of health careers Advisor: Dan Braden dbraden@wsesdvt.org |
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Peace Jam
A global organization that connects students with nobel peace laureates to start the conversation and build relationships that promote peace on micro and macro scales. Advisor: Samantha Stine stine@wsesdvt.org |
Advisor: Angie Dodd adodd@wsesdvt.org |
Spanish Club
To celebrate the language and cultures of the Spanish speaking world |
Advisor: Haiyan Hu hhu@wsesdvt.org |
Chinese Club
To use the Chinese Language outside of the classroom and experience culture by playing ping pong, cooking and other games. |
Advisors: Bernadette Meyer
bmeyer@wsesdvt.org Marilee Attley mattley@wsesdvt.org |
American Sign Language
To develop and improve student and staff ability to communicate in ASL |
Advisor: Ricky Davidson rdavidson@wsesdvt.org |
Youth to Youth
Youth to Youth engages young people through meaningful activities and experiences to develop and implement their own ideas to create positive change. |
Anime/Manga Club
To build community based on common experiences and interests in Manga and Anime Advisor: Kurt Johnson kjohnson@wsesdvt.org |
Badminton Club
Adisor |
BUHS Outdoor Club
The Outdoor Club was established to provide opportunities for BUHS Students to enjoy the natural world, learn about outdoor and wilderness skills and have fun exploring our local environments! Advisor: Jen Course
jcourse@wsesdvt.org |
Greece Trip 2022 To learn about the history and culture of Greece and then travel there in April of 2022 Advisor: Heather Cohen hcohen@wsesdvt.org |
BUHS A Cappella
BUHS has three student-led A Cappella groups: Serenade, Shoulder Narrows, and Xpressive Serenade: A high-voice group that sings pop, indie music and more. For more information contact: serenadeacapella@gmail.com Shoulder Narrows: A low-voice group that sings anything from country to Pop. Contact: 1johnsj@wsesdvt.org for more information Xpressivo: An all gender group that sings a variety of genres. Contact: learef@wsesdvt.org for more information |