Suburbanization eventually impacted Buffalo, and in 1994 a referendum for a new school east of town was approved.

The former middle school building became Discovery Elementary, which also now houses the District 877 administration offices.

The One Act Play went to the state competition for the fourth year in a row with their show "Amber Waves".

The bond issue also passed an expansion to the Performing Arts Center, multiple new classrooms, and a new gymnasium.

Students take arts-infused science and English classes as a part of their core curriculum as well as performing in showcases in their freshman and senior years.

During the popular senior showcase, students present a culmination of their arts experience in a capstone project.

They also offer membership in symphonic orchestra which is available on a needed basis and is usually given to members of Concert Band.

The Buffalo High School Music program has received numerous awards throughout its existence.

Their Marching Band has won parade contests not only in Minnesota but also in other states such as Virginia and Michigan.

BHS offers many leadership roles and opportunities for students through their four years including: In addition there are a number of special events.