🎳💙 State Champions! 💙🎳
Bryant High School proudly competed in the Unified Champion Schools (UCS) AAA Bowling State Competition, where students with and without intellectual disabilities compete together — building inclusion, teamwork, and Hornet pride along the way.

After starting their journey at Regionals in November and advancing through the SOAR State competition in December, our team earned a spot in the AAA Unified Champion Schools State Finals and brought home the State Championship title!

We are incredibly proud of these student-athletes for representing Bryant High School with excellence, unity, and outstanding sportsmanship.

about 21 hours ago, Bryant Public Schools
Trophy of bowling winners
Group photo of the bowling winners
Senior Nichael Rucker and educator Jessica Wilson represented Bryant High School for Career & Technical Education Month on KATV’s afternoon show, Little Rock ARC.

They highlighted BHS’s Ed Rising program — a pre-educator pathway that prepares students for careers in education through mentorship and teacher preparation opportunities.

And this is just one of the many CTE pathways offered at BHS. We’re proud of our students and staff for showcasing the power of career-ready learning!

#CTEMonth #BryantHighSchool #EdRising #FutureEducators
1 day ago, Bryant Public Schools
CTE Month
Discover what it means to be a successful Bryant Hornet! If you are an incoming 6th-12th grade student, this event is for you and your family.

Join us for Secondary Preview Night:
📅 Thursday, February 12, 2026
⏰ 5:30–7:00 PM
📍 BHS Love Auditorium (located in the Fine Arts Center, Bryant High School Campus)

You’ll learn all about academics, graduation requirements, and the many opportunities available to our students. After a brief presentation, teachers will be available to talk one-on-one about their courses and programs, and our counselors will be ready to help with scheduling questions and next steps.
2 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Secondary Preview Night
Early Friday morning, 47 singers loaded the bus and headed to Maumelle for All-State Choir auditions. After a long and demanding day, 29 students earned All-State placements or close alternate spots—the most in our program’s history!
Beyond the results, we’re most proud of the preparation, resilience, and courage it took for every student to step up and audition.
✨ Special congratulations to 11 singers who earned perfect sight-reading scores—an outstanding display of musicianship!
We’re so proud of this group and the dedication they bring to their craft every day. 💙🐝
3 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
all state choir
sight reading

🤖🐝 Big day for Bryant High School Robotics! 🐝🤖
Bryant High School Robotics took four teams to compete in Conway on Saturday and came home with some exciting news. Team 5691S — our Girl Power team — earned the Tournament Excellence Award and officially qualified for the state tournament!
We now have four BHS robotics teams are now headed to the state tournament in March. Congratulations to our students and coaches on their hard work, teamwork, and innovation! 💙🐝

3 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
group photo
champions
🎉📣 National finish for Bryant Cheer! 📣🎉
Our Bryant Varsity Cheer team brought the energy all the way to Orlando, Florida, earning 6th place at the National High School Cheerleading Championship in DI Small Varsity Coed!
Competing on the national stage is no small feat, and we’re incredibly proud of the hard work, talent, and determination these athletes showed all season long. Way to represent Bryant! 💙🐝
4 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
cheer 6th place
🎶💙 Congratulations to our 2026 All-State Band students! 💙🎶
We’re incredibly proud of the Bryant Bands students who auditioned for All-State this year. Their dedication, discipline, and musical excellence represent the very best of Bryant Public Schools.

Congratulations to all students who earned placement and alternate status—your hard work and talent truly shine! 🎺🥁🐝
4 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
band students
Save the date!
7 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Job fair 2026
📣 National School Counseling Week 📣
Our school counselors are the bridge between school, home, and community. They help families navigate resources, connect students with support, and build partnerships that strengthen the whole child. From academic guidance to mental health supports and community services, our counselors make sure no one has to navigate challenges alone.

Today, we celebrate the connections they create—and the care they show—every single day. 💙
7 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
School Counseling Week
Thinking about starting something new? Become a substitute teacher. It’s easier than you’d think—we’ll provide all the training you need to be successful. Plus, it’s meaningful, flexible work. Wake up and teach in our district! Apply now: http://shorturl.at/nFT15

Questions? Connect with our Recruiting Team –
- Call: 855.535.5933
- E-Mail: Support@kellyeducation.com
7 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
kelly educuation

🎭✨ Curtains Up! ✨🎭
Our students are ready to show off their skills! These multi-talented Hornets will perform their state festival acts as they prepare to represent the Bryant High School Theatre Program.

🎬🎶 Performances include:
• Solo Musical Theatre Dance
• Short Film
• Tech Challenge Demonstration
• Group Acting
• Solo & Duet Musical Performances

We’re proud of the creativity, dedication, and hard work these students bring to the stage. Join us on Tuesday, Feb 10 at 6pm, BHS Fine Arts Center, $5 entry fee.

8 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Thesbian Showcase
📣 National School Counseling Week 📣
Today, we celebrate our school counselors and the powerful way they listen to students. Counselors create safe, welcoming spaces where students feel heard, understood, and valued. Through patience, empathy, and trust, they ensure every student knows their thoughts and feelings matter.

As steady listeners and thoughtful advocates, our counselors help students navigate challenges, build confidence, and feel supported—every single day. We’re grateful for the care they provide and the connections they build across our school family. 💙
8 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
National School Counseling Week
Our district e-newsletter, Success Happens Here, is one way we share important information with our parents and community members. Please visit one of the links below for the February 2026 edition:

English: https://aptg.co/2HMHlM
Spanish: https://aptg.co/TlBlrh
9 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
success happens here newsletter
All bus routes - with the exception of Route 78 (Crystal Lake and Brown County Rd)— will return to normal drop off and pick up locations beginning this afternoon (Wednesday, Feb 4).
9 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
BUS ROUTE UPDATE
📣 National School Counseling Week 📣
From the classroom to cap and gown, our school counselors help students imagine what’s next—and plan how to get there. Whether it’s exploring careers, setting goals, building strong academic habits, or mapping out postsecondary plans, counselors are key partners in preparing students for bright futures.

They listen. They guide. They advocate.
And every day, they amplify college and career readiness by helping students dream big and believe in what’s possible.

We’re grateful for our counselors and the impact they make on our students' futures. 💙
9 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
National School Counseling Week

⚙️ CTE Day at the Arkansas State Capitol ⚙️
February is Career & Technical Education Month, and our BHS Educators Rising State Officers kicked it off in a big way—spending the morning at the Arkansas State Capitol for CTE Day!

State VP Nichael Rucker, State Secretary Kallie Hart, and State Reporter Keirstin Hence connected with CTE leaders and advocates from across the state and heard from Secretary of Education Jacob Oliva and DCTE Director Ross White.

We’re proud to see our students representing Bryant, advocating for education, and exploring the many possibilities CTE creates for the future!

10 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Ed Rising CTE State Capitol
📣 National School Counseling Week 📣
This week, we celebrate our school counselors and the important role they play in helping students succeed in the classroom. Our counselors support learning by helping students set goals, build good study habits, and stay organized and focused at school.

They help students solve problems, make positive choices, and feel confident as learners. Every day, they encourage students to try their best and believe they can achieve great things.

We are thankful for our school counselors and the care and support they provide to our Hornets—helping every student learn, grow, and succeed.💙
10 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
National Counseling Week

Bryant Return to School Update - 2 HOUR DELAYED START

We are excited to welcome students and staff back to school on Tuesday, February 3. All schools will operate on a two-hour delayed start, meaning each campus will begin school two hours later than its normal start time.

Due to ongoing road conditions, some bus routes and stops have been adjusted for safety. Review the Alternate Route Bus information for details: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4rqr6jM

We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday for another great day of learning at Bryant!

11 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
2 hour delayed start
📣 National School Counseling Week 📣

This week, we celebrate our school counselors who work every day to Amplify Belonging across our schools. They help ensure every student feels seen, supported, and valued as an important part of our school family.

Through connection, advocacy, and care, our counselors strengthen the bond between students, schools, and our district family—creating spaces where students can learn, grow, and succeed together.

Thank you to our counselors for building relationships and capturing hearts and minds. 💙
11 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
National School Counseling Week
Bryant Schools will be closed on Monday, February 2. This afternoon, our administrators traveled roads throughout the district, and due to continued hazardous conditions, schools will remain closed.

Our Maintenance Team has been working diligently to prepare campuses for a safe return. If temperatures on Monday allow for additional melting, it is our hope to resume a normal school day on Tuesday. However, families should be prepared for the possibility of a two-hour delayed start, depending on road conditions.

Please note that some bus routes may require alternate pickup and drop-off locations. Continue to monitor our official communication channels for updates.

We miss our students and look forward to welcoming them back as soon as it is safe to do so. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
12 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Schools Closed Monday, Feb 2