Bison Announcements

Register Now for Fun Summer Courses

The Talent Development Program (TDP) is offering Summer Enrichment Courses to all D214 students. These week-long classes allow students to develop new passions and explore different careers like cooking, space science, electronic music production and more.

Click here for more information and to register.

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Buffalo Grove High School Summer Athletic Program Registration Is Open

For more information and to register, follow this link...

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Register now for Summer School

The registration process for all programs is online.

For registration information and link to the registration portal, click here.

To access the Summer School Programs Guidebook, click here.

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BGHS COVID Report Form

Please complete this form if your son/daughter has developed symptoms or tested positive for COVID-19. Please also complete this form if someone in your household has tested positive for COVID and your Buffalo Grove High School student is not vaccinated. We will review this information and reach out to you regarding quarantine timelines, etc... Thank you in advance for helping to keep everyone safe and healthy.

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Curriculum & Activities Fair (CAF) Elective Night Videos Now Available For Viewing

Class of 2026 students and parents! Follow this link to view videos that will help you decide on your electives for your freshman year at BGHS!

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New Ways To Buy Tickets:

Looking to buy tickets for BGHS Athletics or Activities?

Buy with GOFAN.

Looking for tickets to Fine Arts events?

Follow this link.

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Welcome Back! New Year, New Schedules!

Please follow these links to learn about the new schedules in action at BGHS this year!

Special 1st Day Schedule

New Block Daily Schedule

Blue and Orange Day Calendar

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Block Schedule Pilot

Having adopted block schedules during the 2020-2021 school year to better accommodate student and staff needs during hybrid learning, District 214 will now implement block schedules for all of its comprehensive high schools as a pilot program.

District 214 reached this decision after receiving positive feedback about this year’s schedule from students, parents and teachers and additional positive feedback by way of parent surveys. Additional details of the schedule and several potential advantages identified by District 214 may be found here.

After the pilot concludes, we will review data and once again survey students, parents and staff regarding future years’ schedules.

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Parent Involvement

We are always looking for parents to help out and support the bison! If you'd like to get involved, check out this link. If you'd just like to know of upcoming fundraisers, keep an eye out here or check the parent involvement page. Our parents are working daily to support our athletics, fine and performing arts and student clubs and curriculum. They need your help!

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Making Music is for Everyone

The Unspoken Herd Podcast Episode 2

Mr. Henry Kappler - Buffalo Grove Director of Bands - joins Jobani Gonzalez '21 on the second episode of The Unspoken Herd to talk about how he got into music, what it's been like teaching during a pandemic, and how it's never too late to make music. On this Episode's Club Connection Segment Alex Vasquez highlights the brand new Korean Club and is joined by student and founding club member Mikayla Kim 21' and club sponsor Mrs. Jeanne Shin-Cooper.

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Remembering Grant Blaney

On January 12, 2021 learned that Grant Blaney passed away. Mr. Blaney was the first football coach, champion Bison and leader to generations of student-athletes.

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Bison News

BG Model UN Wins Most Outstanding Delegation

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DECA prepares for virtual State competition

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New Freshman Mentor Program provides connections for incoming freshmen

Freshmen gather outside the building for Kona Ice following BG orientation earlier this year.

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Bob Frisk Legacy Fund Benefits Journalism Program

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Love214 Campaign Benefits District Programs, Students

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214Cares Supports 400+ Families - And Counting

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D214 Stories

Re-designing space; designing a career

The most effective learning opportunities often incorporate problem-solving that students will face in their careers, which is what made this year’s design challenge so valuable for Design 214 students.

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District 214 Students Build a Community Center for Veterans

Students and teachers from two District 214 schools have been giving back this year—as part of a unique opportunity to help out military veterans.

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Nanotechnology students shine at state expo

Where can you find gold medal scientists in District 214? In the Wheeling High School nanotechnology lab. Nanotech students, under the guidance of Wheeling science teachers Carol Bouvier and Dr. Greg Wallace, took projects developed in class to the Illinois Junior Academy of Science state exposition in Peoria on April 22 and 23—and came back with gold medals and more.

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Culinary arts students rise to the challenge in Bake-Off

Garlic rosemary bread. Fresh herb pinwheels. Amish apple bread. Those were some of the mouth-watering entries in The Great District 214 Culinary Competition Bake-Off held on April 22.

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Anchors aweigh: D214 grads’ careers soar in Navy Fleet band

2016 Rolling Meadows High School graduate Wesley Carroll and 2017 Prospect High School graduate Matt Gordon have each pursued a passion for instrumental music careers to earn coveted spots in the U.S. Pacific Naval Fleet Band, based in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

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District 214 Robotics Team heads to World Championship

The District 214 WildStang Robotics Program is not horsin’ around. Team 111 WildStang has been dominating local and regional competitions and is now preparing to head to the FIRST® Robotics World Championship next week in Houston, Texas.

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Students pledge to become Future Educators

In an auditorium ceremony at Forest View Educational Center, students recite as one: “As a future educator, I will treat the profession and those who work in it with dignity and respect. I will embrace and elevate individuality and diversity. I will strive to motivate and to engage.”

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On the menu: student-created dishes!

This summer, culinary arts students from Rolling Meadows High School will have an exciting and unusual opportunity: To see food dishes that they created featured on the menu of a local restaurant.

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