Senior Week at Bryant High School is a tradition students look forward to every year. During their final full month, seniors are divided into four color teams and compete in games, challenges, and themed dress-up days to earn points. It’s a fun way to celebrate their last weeks together, build school spirit, and make lasting memories.
And the prize for winning? Nothing but bragging rights.
Still, seniors give it their all—and that’s part of what makes it so special. But the real impact of Senior Week goes beyond the competition.
In addition to games and activities, teams earn points through donations. Seniors work together to raise funds for The Nest, Bryant High School’s on-campus resource closet. The Nest provides food, clothing, hygiene items, and other essentials to students who need extra support.
It also helps students prepare for important opportunities by providing appropriate clothing for organizations like FBLA and HOSA, and hosts initiatives like Prom Shop, where students can receive a free prom dress so they don’t miss out on the experience.
This year, the Green Team was named the Senior Week champion for the Class of 2026. We are incredibly proud of all our seniors for the effort they put into supporting The Nest, and especially proud of the class officers who led the way. Serving as team captains, they organized, motivated, and managed nearly 450 seniors throughout the week—a big responsibility that they handled with leadership and dedication. Senior sponsors Ashley Keesee, Suzanne Johnson, Michael McKenzie, Patrick Rowe, and Lindsay Fell oversee all the senior activities.
Through Senior Week, students are doing more than competing—they’re giving back to their own school community. This year alone, they raised $23,388 for The Nest, directly supporting their classmates and helping ensure every student has what they need to succeed and feel included.
As they prepare to graduate, these seniors are leaving behind something meaningful: a stronger, more supportive school for those who follow.
