A delightfully offbeat adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl adventure, a boy and his insect friends take an amazing journey across the ocean.
⏱️ Thu. Apr 23, 7:00 pm
⏱️ Fri. Apr 24, 7:00 pm
📍Fine Arts Center (Bryant High School Campus)
🎟️ https://our.show/jamesandthegiantpeachjr
⏱️ Thu. Apr 23, 7:00 pm
⏱️ Fri. Apr 24, 7:00 pm
📍Fine Arts Center (Bryant High School Campus)
🎟️ https://our.show/jamesandthegiantpeachjr
The Bryant High School Choir will take center stage with its annual Spring Sing production May 1 & 2. The production features an exciting Broadway theme, celebrating the choir’s upcoming performance trip to New York City, where students will participate in the prestigious St. Patrick’s Cathedral Choral Festival in June.
Audiences can expect an evening filled with high-energy performances, familiar show tunes, and outstanding vocal talent from Bryant High School students.
Dates: May 1 & May 2, 2026
Time: 7:00 p.m. (Doors open at 6:30 p.m.)
Location: Love Auditorium, Bryant High School Fine Arts Center
Tickets: $5
Purchase Online: https://our.show/bryant-spring-sing
Community members are invited to attend and support Bryant’s performing arts programs.
Audiences can expect an evening filled with high-energy performances, familiar show tunes, and outstanding vocal talent from Bryant High School students.
Dates: May 1 & May 2, 2026
Time: 7:00 p.m. (Doors open at 6:30 p.m.)
Location: Love Auditorium, Bryant High School Fine Arts Center
Tickets: $5
Purchase Online: https://our.show/bryant-spring-sing
Community members are invited to attend and support Bryant’s performing arts programs.
🎶 Strike Up the Band: A Patriotic Celebration! 🇺🇸
Get ready for an evening of incredible music as the Bryant High School Bands present their annual Spring Concert! This year is extra special as we honor the 250th anniversary of America with a program featuring stirring patriotic classics alongside a variety of fun, modern selections.
Whether you're a proud parent, a local music lover, or just looking for a great night out, we’d love to see you in the seats!
📍 Event Details
When: Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
Time: Concert begins at 6:30 PM
Where: Love Auditorium | Bryant High School Fine Arts Center
🎺 Performance Order
We are proud to showcase the hard work of all our talented student musicians:
BHS Campus Winds & Percussion
BHS Concert Winds & Percussion
BHS Symphonic Winds & Percussion
BHS Wind Symphony
Come out and support these dedicated students as they close out the school year on a high note. Admission is free, and the memories are priceless! 🥁🎷
#BryantBands #SpringConcert #America250 #SupportTheArts #BHSMusic #Bryant Public Schools
Get ready for an evening of incredible music as the Bryant High School Bands present their annual Spring Concert! This year is extra special as we honor the 250th anniversary of America with a program featuring stirring patriotic classics alongside a variety of fun, modern selections.
Whether you're a proud parent, a local music lover, or just looking for a great night out, we’d love to see you in the seats!
📍 Event Details
When: Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
Time: Concert begins at 6:30 PM
Where: Love Auditorium | Bryant High School Fine Arts Center
🎺 Performance Order
We are proud to showcase the hard work of all our talented student musicians:
BHS Campus Winds & Percussion
BHS Concert Winds & Percussion
BHS Symphonic Winds & Percussion
BHS Wind Symphony
Come out and support these dedicated students as they close out the school year on a high note. Admission is free, and the memories are priceless! 🥁🎷
#BryantBands #SpringConcert #America250 #SupportTheArts #BHSMusic #Bryant Public Schools
Bryant is celebrating School Bus Driver Appreciation Day on Tuesday, April 28, a great opportunity to reach out and say "thank you" to your bus driver. Families may download and print one of the postcards to present to their driver. Let's show our drivers some love! Postcards ⇉ bit.ly/48QOGzt
Today we celebrate the incredible individuals who keep our schools running smoothly—our Administrative Professionals!
From the front office to every department across the district, your organization, care, and commitment make a difference in the lives of students, staff, and families every single day. You are the welcoming faces, the problem-solvers, and the steady support behind it all.
Thank you for the countless ways you serve, support, and strengthen our schools. We appreciate you today and every day!
#AdministrativeProfessionalsDay #ThankYou #BryantProud
From the front office to every department across the district, your organization, care, and commitment make a difference in the lives of students, staff, and families every single day. You are the welcoming faces, the problem-solvers, and the steady support behind it all.
Thank you for the countless ways you serve, support, and strengthen our schools. We appreciate you today and every day!
#AdministrativeProfessionalsDay #ThankYou #BryantProud
A delightfully offbeat adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl adventure, a boy and his insect friends take an amazing journey across the ocean.
⏱️ Thu. Apr 23, 7:00 pm
⏱️ Fri. Apr 24, 7:00 pm
📍Fine Arts Center (Bryant High School Campus)
🎟️ https://our.show/jamesandthegiantpeachjr
⏱️ Thu. Apr 23, 7:00 pm
⏱️ Fri. Apr 24, 7:00 pm
📍Fine Arts Center (Bryant High School Campus)
🎟️ https://our.show/jamesandthegiantpeachjr
Through resources offered by ParentGuidance.org, parents have access to Ask a Therapist LIVE (Tuesday, April 21, 7pm) with renowned family therapist, Dr. Kevin Skinner. Participants can anonymously submit questions about parenting, relationships, or your child's well-being to receive thoughtful, personalized answers. Log in at https://bit.ly/4crNSSw.
Be sure to visit the Mental Health Hub on our website for a wealth of information to promote mental wellness ➔➔➔ bryantschools.org/mentalhealth.
Be sure to visit the Mental Health Hub on our website for a wealth of information to promote mental wellness ➔➔➔ bryantschools.org/mentalhealth.
Bryant High School students brought home nine medals from the 2026 SkillsUSA Arkansas State Championships!
Leading the way, juniors Jon Luke Bles and Carter Sullivan earned 1st place in Audio Production: the program’s third gold medal in five years. Their state championship win qualifies them for the national competition this summer in Atlanta, Georgia.
More outstanding accomplishments from Hornet Media and Graphic Design students include:
2nd Place – Television Video Production
Christianne Cain & Katlyn Ridgell
2nd Place – Video News Production
Matthew Anderson, Mady Calhoun, Caden Key & Isai Perez
3rd Place – Pin Design
Teya Romero
This also marks the fifth consecutive year Bryant TV Production and Graphic Design students have qualified for the national competition.
We are so proud of these talented students and their hard work, creativity, and dedication. Congratulations, Hornets!
Leading the way, juniors Jon Luke Bles and Carter Sullivan earned 1st place in Audio Production: the program’s third gold medal in five years. Their state championship win qualifies them for the national competition this summer in Atlanta, Georgia.
More outstanding accomplishments from Hornet Media and Graphic Design students include:
2nd Place – Television Video Production
Christianne Cain & Katlyn Ridgell
2nd Place – Video News Production
Matthew Anderson, Mady Calhoun, Caden Key & Isai Perez
3rd Place – Pin Design
Teya Romero
This also marks the fifth consecutive year Bryant TV Production and Graphic Design students have qualified for the national competition.
We are so proud of these talented students and their hard work, creativity, and dedication. Congratulations, Hornets!
Bryant High School students had the profound privilege of hearing from Holocaust survivor, Dr. Andras Lacko.
Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1936, Dr. Lacko’s story is one of resilience, survival, and hope. In 1944, a serious illness kept him from being sent to the ghetto and ultimately spared him from deportation. He survived the Holocaust in a military hospital and was later reunited with his parents following the Soviet liberation of Budapest. Dr. Lacko went on to earn his Ph.D. in Biochemistry. His life’s work as a cancer researcher reflects the same perseverance that carried him through unimaginable circumstances.
Thank you to Ricky Manes, a longtime leader in Holocaust education in Arkansas, for creating meaningful, real-world learning experiences that leave a lasting impact on our students. Through stories like Dr. Lacko’s, our students are reminded of the importance of courage, compassion, and never forgetting the lessons of history.
Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1936, Dr. Lacko’s story is one of resilience, survival, and hope. In 1944, a serious illness kept him from being sent to the ghetto and ultimately spared him from deportation. He survived the Holocaust in a military hospital and was later reunited with his parents following the Soviet liberation of Budapest. Dr. Lacko went on to earn his Ph.D. in Biochemistry. His life’s work as a cancer researcher reflects the same perseverance that carried him through unimaginable circumstances.
Thank you to Ricky Manes, a longtime leader in Holocaust education in Arkansas, for creating meaningful, real-world learning experiences that leave a lasting impact on our students. Through stories like Dr. Lacko’s, our students are reminded of the importance of courage, compassion, and never forgetting the lessons of history.
Bryant Junior High math teacher and basketball coach Sontreka Johnson has earned her Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Assessment, Learning, and Student Success, with a concentration in Higher Education from Middle Tennessee State University.
After successfully defending her dissertation earlier this month, she has officially earned the title of Ed.D.—a tremendous accomplishment!
We are #BryantProud to celebrate Dr. Johnson's dedication to education, leadership, and lifelong learning.
After successfully defending her dissertation earlier this month, she has officially earned the title of Ed.D.—a tremendous accomplishment!
We are #BryantProud to celebrate Dr. Johnson's dedication to education, leadership, and lifelong learning.
Big news for current and future Hornets! 📣
Bryant High School is expanding its partnership with Arkansas State University Three Rivers to give students even more opportunities to succeed.
Starting with the Class of 2029, students can graduate with BOTH a high school diploma AND an Associate’s Degree—earning up to 60 college credit hours along the way. Current 9th-grade students will receive an email with an application link.
That means saving time, saving money, and getting a head start on the future. ⏱️💰🎓
Diploma + degree. Double the opportunity. #BryantProud #opp4success
Bryant High School is expanding its partnership with Arkansas State University Three Rivers to give students even more opportunities to succeed.
Starting with the Class of 2029, students can graduate with BOTH a high school diploma AND an Associate’s Degree—earning up to 60 college credit hours along the way. Current 9th-grade students will receive an email with an application link.
That means saving time, saving money, and getting a head start on the future. ⏱️💰🎓
Diploma + degree. Double the opportunity. #BryantProud #opp4success
The Bryant School Board will meet on Thursday, April 16 for their monthly meeting. The meeting will be held in the Fine Arts Center, located on the Bryant High School campus at 6pm. Recognitions will include the Teachers of the Year and Classified Staff of the Year.
Agenda ⇉ https://bit.ly/4dI0IOY
Agenda ⇉ https://bit.ly/4dI0IOY
Pick up some extra non-perishable breakfast items this weekend to donate to the Summer Cereal Drive. Help our neighbors facing hardships — particularly children — during summer months.
Donations will be accepted at any Bryant School. Items will be sent to local food pantries who partner with the Arkansas Foodbank to feed hungry children and families in our community.
Donations will be accepted at any Bryant School. Items will be sent to local food pantries who partner with the Arkansas Foodbank to feed hungry children and families in our community.
🌱 A vision rooted in service is now growing at Hill Farm Elementary.
The Saline County Master Gardeners have long been a driving force behind beautification, education, and outreach across our community. After nearly a decade of planning and persistence, their vision for a centrally located hoop house has become a reality.
This new space will allow the Master Gardeners to expand their impact—growing plants for community projects, supporting outreach efforts, and continuing to share their knowledge across Saline County.
Bryant Public Schools is proud to partner in this effort by providing a home for the hoop house at Hill Farm Elementary. This collaboration with the Master Gardeners, the City of Bryant, and the Saline County Extension Office is a powerful example of what can happen when organizations come together with a shared purpose.
Learn More 🔗 bryantschools.org/article/2812492
The Saline County Master Gardeners have long been a driving force behind beautification, education, and outreach across our community. After nearly a decade of planning and persistence, their vision for a centrally located hoop house has become a reality.
This new space will allow the Master Gardeners to expand their impact—growing plants for community projects, supporting outreach efforts, and continuing to share their knowledge across Saline County.
Bryant Public Schools is proud to partner in this effort by providing a home for the hoop house at Hill Farm Elementary. This collaboration with the Master Gardeners, the City of Bryant, and the Saline County Extension Office is a powerful example of what can happen when organizations come together with a shared purpose.
Learn More 🔗 bryantschools.org/article/2812492
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
Congratulations to Abby Nichols on being selected for IMPACT Arkansas Cohort 11! 🎉
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!
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!
🔍 Bryant Theatre Company Presents: Clue: On Stage – High School Edition!
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
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
Making history at Bryant!
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! 🐝💙
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 Students Selected for Arkansas Governor’s School 2026 🐝🎓
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!
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!
Through Senior Week, students are doing more than competing—they’re giving back to their own school community. Students raised $23,388 for The Nest, directly supporting their classmates and helping ensure every student has what they need to succeed and feel included.
Learn More 🔗 bryantschools.org/article/2806956
Learn More 🔗 bryantschools.org/article/2806956
