Buchanan High School
Buchanan, United States
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Buchanan High School in Buchanan, Michigan, is a comprehensive public high school built in 1922 in the Collegiate Gothic architectural style. Serving grades 8–12 as part of the Buchanan Community Schools district, the school is named after James Buchanan, the 15th President of the United States. The school gained national recognition between 2012 and 2014 for its student-led anti-bullying initiatives, earning the title "Nicest School in America" in 2014 from Procter & Gamble's "Mean Stinks!" campaign. Since 2017, all graduates residing within the district have been eligible for the Buchanan Promise scholarship, which provides financial assistance for college, university, or trade school attendance, with awards initially capped at $10,000 but increased to $15,000 beginning with the class of 2022.
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