Big news! 🎉
Our district has been recognized as a 2025–2026 Capturing Kids’ Hearts® National Showcase District for our commitment to building a culture where relationships come first and every student is supported to succeed. That make two years in a row for this national recognition!
We’re proud of our team and grateful for our amazing district community! #CKHNSS
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4sW0Xe1
Nichols said “I’m honored to join IMPACT Arkansas and excited to grow, lead, and inspire. Being part of the IMPACT Arkansas Fellowship is going to shape me into a more intentional, reflective, and effective educator. The experiences and skills I gain will not only strengthen my own practice, but will also create a lasting impact on the educators and students I have the privilege to serve."
The IMPACT Fellowship, through the University of Arkansas College of Education and Health Professions, prepares future leaders to serve in low-income schools across the state. We are so proud of Abby for earning this incredible opportunity and look forward to seeing the positive impact she will make across Arkansas!
It’s a dark and stormy night… and you’re invited to a dinner party unlike any other.
Based on the cult classic film and beloved board game, CLUE is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud comedy that will keep you guessing until the final twist!
Performances: April 9, 10, 11 at 7 PM; April 11 & 12 at 2 PM
📍 Fine Arts Center, Bryant High School
Don’t miss this thrilling night of mystery and comedy—grab your tickets today! 🕵️♂️
🎟️ bit.ly/41pXhFh
Today, we celebrated the first eSports scholarship signing in school district history: and it comes on the heels of a state championship season!
Congratulations to these students taking their talents to the next level:
Logan Brown – Hendrix College
Baron Stiefvater – Hendrix College
Sammy Ali – University of Central Arkansas
Brock Rogers – Coast Guard
State champs and now college-bound! We’re proud of you! 🐝💙
Bryant Public Schools is proud to announce that seven students have been selected to attend the prestigious Arkansas Governor’s School (AGS) for summer 2026, with two additional students named as alternates.
Congratulations to:
Nathan Bae – Natural Science
Dylan Drennan – Social Science
Jill Freeman – Natural Science
Samuel Garcia – Natural Science
Humairah Orloff – Natural Science
Gabriela Rodriguez Diaz – Visual Art
Isabella Wahrmund – Visual Art
Rayan Patel – Alternate
Madison Young – Alternate
Arkansas Governor’s School is a highly selective, four-week residential program for rising high school seniors across the state. Hosted on a college campus, AGS provides an immersive academic environment designed to challenge and inspire some of Arkansas’s most talented students.
Congratulations to all of these Hornets!
Learn More 🔗 bryantschools.org/article/2806956
April 6–10 is dedicated to celebrating the incredible impact assistant principals have on our schools each and every day. From supporting students and staff to helping create safe, positive learning environments, their work often happens behind the scenes—but it never goes unnoticed.
Their leadership, dedication, and heart help ensure every Bryant student has the opportunity to succeed. Join us this week in saying thank you to our amazing assistant principals for all they do! 👏 #BryantProud
ELEMENTARY
John Rountree (BES); Justin Leaton (CES); Ty Cooley-Hester (DES); Jill Henley (HCES); Richard Wrightner (HFES); Dr. Jennifer Rankin (PES); Morgan Huggins (SES); Chardae Graham Creggett (SPES): Angie Saine (ALE/LAUNCH)
SECONDARY
BEMS: Brian Nivens, Jennifer Francis
BMS: Leah Garner, Jason Scoggins, Angie Saine (ALE/LAUNCH)
BJHS: Joe Allbritton, Nathan Castaldi, Tiffany Kent, Kenny Horn (Dean of Students)
BHS: Dexter Barksdale, Michele Waymire, Crystal Hall, TJ Powell, John Hall (ALE/PLACE), Brad Matthews (Dean of Students)
Bryant High School student Myca Kweekul has been selected as a finalist in the National Chemistry Olympiad Exam!
We’re proud of you and wish you the best of luck in the next round!
On World Autism Awareness Day, our amazing Food Service Team members joined together to show support for our autistic and neurodivergent students. From understanding to acceptance, we 💙 making Bryant a place where every learner can shine! 🌟
The program earned two Student Production Awards from the National Academy of Television (Mid-America Chapter)—the student equivalent of an Emmy.
The November episode of The Bryant Buzz won Best Newscast, and students Mady Calhoun and Taylor Lease took home Best Sports Story for their "#DoItForE" feature.
These wins mark the program’s 12th and 13th awards since 2021, the most of any school in Arkansas.
We’re proud of these student storytellers for being bold, being brave, and representing Bryant at the highest level.
Of the nearly 160 students nominated, only 20 were selected. Academic ALL STARS are recognized for their academic achievements, humanitarian efforts and other extracurricular activities. We are #BryantProud of David’s accomplishments.
See his profile:
https://issuu.com/arkansastimesvisitorsguide/docs/arkansas_times_april_2026
English: https://aptg.co/-Ld7-c
Spanish: https://aptg.co/y-x4yN
We hope all of our Hornets have the opportunity to relax and have fun!
Classes will resume on Monday, March 30.
➜ March 19 – Parent/Teacher Conferences (Early Dismissal)
➜ March 20 – Professional Development (School Closed for Students)
➜ March 23–27 – Spring Break
Classes will resume on Monday, March 30.
We are thankful for their leadership and service to Bryant Public Schools.
The Bryant School Board meets monthly to make important decisions for our schools and district. Following the meeting, we share a quick recap to keep our parents and community informed.
Board Recap March 2026
English: https://aptg.co/ptPVBk
Spanish: https://aptg.co/f3MLJc
Bryant High School students are ready to work—don’t miss your chance to connect with them!
Sign up by April 2!
https://bit.ly/3F2zd3k
We hope to see you there!
Big win for BJHS Robotics!
This past Saturday at Arkansas Tech University, Bryant Junior High competed in the VEX Middle School Robotics State Championship.
Team 1338X X-HEAT brought home the Design Award and earned a spot at the VEX World Championship this April!
We’re proud of all our BJHS teams for representing Bryant, and good luck at the championship!
Congratulations again to Tournament MVP Camarion Bead, Head Coach Mike Abrahamson, Assistant Coach Eric Lewis, and the entire Hornet team for defending their state title.
📸 Photos courtesy of ArkansasTV.
