Senior Maids
Nyla Newton, Mallory Thompson, Caroline Duke, De'Neice Green, TaTyana Trice
Junior Maids
Emory Arnold, Journey Wells, Keityn Flenoy, Jara Ancarrow
Sophomore Maids
Ashleigh Adell, Ivy Garrett, Maylee Nguyen, Ava Covington
Congratulations, ladies! We can’t wait to see you shine as we celebrate Homecoming on October 23. #ExperienceBryant

🥜 3,421 jars of peanut butter—and a win over Benton! Way to go, Hornets! 💙
The annual Salt Bowl Peanut Butter Drive wrapped up at the end of September, and the final count is in. Bryant took the win in our annual contest with Benton, and our schools had some friendly competition of their own.
🏆 Bethel Middle School: 969 jars
🥈 Bryant Elementary: 965 jars
🥉 Springhill Elementary: 458 jars
Bethel claimed the top spot, edging out longtime champion Bryant Elementary by just four jars.
Thank you to the students, staff, families, and community members who donated. Your generosity helps stock our school food pantries and provides peanut butter for students facing food insecurity to take home each weekend. #ExperienceBryant

At Bryant Junior High, Principal Dr. Laura Fee sees that spirit in classrooms where students are engaged, in school events filled with Hornet pride, and in students coming together to give back to their community. 🔗 bit.ly/4hIlMGR

Thank you to our teachers and ASUTR partners for helping Hornets make the most of this opportunity! Diploma + Degree.
#ExperienceBryant #BryantProud

For National Principals Month, we’re exploring what it means to #ExperienceBryant through the eyes of our principals, highlighting the people, connections, and opportunities that make each school special.
With more than 2,200 students and nearly 200 staff members, Bryant High School is a community with plenty to celebrate. Jason Hay shares what makes him proud to serve as principal. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Vy1tmC

We look forward to sharing the excitement of Homecoming on October 23 with our Bryant students and community.
#BryantProud #ExperienceBryant

Agenda ➡ bit.ly/4zxcgfN

Dr. Angie Dischinger, Bryant’s Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education, shared that message today at UALR with school counselors from across Arkansas. She highlighted the difference counselors make when they see a student’s potential, listen to their goals, and help them build a path forward.
Bryant’s partnership with UALR puts that message into action. Through a direct admissions agreement, Hornets can receive proactive college acceptance based on their existing academic records, making the path to college easier to navigate.
UALR also provided seven $1,000 scholarships for counselors to award to students, helping make that next step more affordable.
We’re grateful for our high school counselors and the partners who help our students turn possibilities into plans.

From preparing our buildings for each school day to lending a hand wherever needed, our custodians take pride in caring for the spaces where students learn. Their work makes a difference in every school, every day.
To our custodial team: We see your hard work, appreciate your dedication, and are grateful you’re part of our One Team! Thank you for all you do!
#ExperienceBryant #OneTeam

October is National Principals Month, and we’re honoring the outstanding leaders who keep students at the heart of their work.
Our principals wear many hats—leaders, motivators, problem-solvers, and champions for students and staff. Every day, they set high expectations, support teachers, encourage students, and celebrate achievements big and small.
Thank you, Bryant principals, for your dedication to our students, staff, and school communities!
#ExperienceBryant #NationalPrincipalsMonth

Way to go, Hornets! We’re proud of you for giving back and making a difference!







We have another outstanding achievement to celebrate. The Office for Education Policy (OEP) at the University of Arkansas has recognized Bethel Middle School for exceptional student growth on the ATLAS assessment ... TOP 5 IN THE CENTRAL REGION FOR SCIENCE GROWTH.
Our students are rising to the challenge, and our teachers and staff are creating the learning experiences, support, and encouragement that help them succeed.
Way to go, Bethel! Congratulations to our students, teachers, and staff on this well-deserved recognition. We are proud of the growth you’re achieving!
#BryantProud #ExperienceBryant

Superintendent Karen Walters and Bryant School Board members Kim Billingsley, Nelly Valentin, and Tanikus Farmer recently attended the 2026 Consortium of State School Boards Associations (COSSBA) Federal Advocacy Conference in Washington, D.C.
The team met with staff from the offices of Senator John Boozman, Senator Tom Cotton, and Congressman French Hill to advocate for federal education priorities. We appreciate their work to bring the needs and perspectives of Arkansas public schools to conversations at the federal level.

Bryant High has been recognized by the Office for Education Policy (OEP) at the University of Arkansas for outstanding student growth on the ATLAS assessment.
🏆 Top 10 in Arkansas — High Math Growth
🏆 Top 5 in Central Arkansas — High Math Growth
🏆 Top 5 in Central Arkansas — High Science Growth
These awards celebrate the academic growth our Hornets are making—and the positive impact of the teachers and staff who challenge, support, and encourage them every day.
Congratulations, BHS students and staff! Your hard work is showing in a BIG way!
#BryantProud #ExperienceBryant

Families, time is running out! To continue receiving free or reduced-price lunch, you must submit a new meal application every school year. If we do not receive applications by tomorrow (Wednesday, September 23) students will move to paid status and lunch charges will begin.
The application only takes a few minutes. Apply online ➡ bryantschools.org/page/food-service.

💛 September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. For the fifth year, our district is participating in the #GoGold campaign.💛
Hornets will #GoGold on Friday, September 25. Wear gold clothing/accessories or wear a gold ribbon. We are asking students to donate $1 and staff to donate $2. All donations will be given to Arkansas Children’s Hospital Hematology/Oncology Child Life Department to support children with cancer and their families.
#ExperienceBryant

Following each monthly Bryant School Board meeting, we share a Board Recap highlighting key decisions, updates, and actions that impact our students, staff, schools, and community. Take a look at the September Board Recap to catch up on the latest ➡ bit.ly/4Ad8hpA
#ExperienceBryant

The Child Find and Consultation Meeting will be held in the Board Room at the Bryant School District Administration Office on September 29, 2026 at 9:00am.
More Details ➡ bryantschools.org/article/3117163

🔷 Bryant High School — Top 5% Overall Growth, plus Growth in Math and Science
🔷 Parkway Elementary School — Top 6-10% Growth, plus Growth in ELA
🔷 Bethel Middle School — Growth in Science
🔷 Bryant Elementary — Achievement in Mathematics
These honors celebrate the exceptional achievement and academic growth happening across Bryant Schools. They are a reflection of the hard work of our students, teachers, staff, and families working together to create opportunities for success.
Learn more about Bryant’s Gem Schools:
bryantschools.org/page/gem-schools
#BryantSchools #ArkansasGemSchool #ExperienceBryant

We are proud to celebrate the 61 students who make up Bryant High School’s first-ever Associate Degree cohort!
Through our partnership with Arkansas State University Three Rivers, these students are working toward earning an associate degree while completing their high school diploma—opening doors to college, careers, and future opportunities.
These students are setting the standard, paving the way, and showing future Hornets what’s possible! #ExperienceBryant

