Buffalo Public Schools believes in the value of family and community involvement in our schools. Active family engagement helps to ensure the unique needs of the school’s community are served through a positive collaboration between families, school leaders and staff, and members of the community. When we all work together, we are #Better Together.
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National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program participants are eligible for the Affordable Connectivity Program, a discounted broadband program. This benefit program helps ensure eligible households can afford internet service for work, school, healthcare, and more. To learn more and apply online for benefits, please visit https://www.fcc.gov/acp
To contact the Board of Education, please email: schoolboard@buffaloschools.org. For more information about school board meetings, committees and Board of Education policies, visit the School Board page in the menu bar above.
Online registration is required to participate in all sports at Buffalo School District. Even if families created an account last year, they would still need to create a new account in order to register their student(s) to play this year. rSchoolToday will send a verification email with a link when an account is created. After the verification is complete, the registration process can proceed. Families will only need to verify the email address once.
Parents can register a student for a single sport, or multiple sports at once, however, parents will need to complete a separate registration for each student in their household.
STEP-BY-STEP REGISTRATION
If you need assistance to complete your student-athlete registration process. Please CLICK HERE to help you guide through the process. The step-by-step will help you how to:
- Add new student-athlete
- Add new sibling student-athlete into your family account
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Small group instruction to create a collaborative online learning environment
Typical group size Lower School: 2 to 4 students; Middle School: 4 to 6 students
Match instruction to each individual student’s need
