
Visit one of the links to view the fall edition of our district newsletter, Success Happens Here: bit.ly/35FMRUG
bit.ly/3kERHYL en español


Dr. Todd Edwards has led the district’s largest school, Bryant High School, for the past five years. He brings 31 years of education experience to his team. Dr. Edwards believes the best thing about being a principal is having a front row seat to all the great things our students at BHS accomplish. His leadership provides these opportunities for success.


While we encouraged families to apply by October 15 to receive additional funding for the district, Free and Reduced meal applications are accepted all year. Families may apply at any time to receive additional benefits offered with meal status. Apply online at bit.ly/MealAccounts or pick up an application at any school.
FREE MEALS are available to all students through the end of the school year.


The Hornets travel to North Little Rock for Friday's football game. AAA passes accepted for entry. Free live stream.


Bryant Public Schools is experiencing issues with phones and internet. At this time we are not able to receive phone calls or emails. The Technology Department is working to resolve the problem as soon as possible.

Jacqueline Vergason may be a first year principal at Hurricane Creek Elementary, but she is a 27 year veteran in the education field. One of her strengths is her ability to build relationships with students, parents and staff. Mrs. Vergason says being a principal gives her the opportunity to encourage and love people on a broader spectrum.


BHS and BJHS students riding Bus 18 will now be assigned to Bus 52 for the morning and afternoon routes. Bus 52 will begin picking up students 20-25 minutes LATER than normal in the mornings at the same designated bus stops. The change will not affect the afternoon route.


Tonight’s celebration marks the 70th anniversary of Homecoming for a very special Hornet couple, Johnny and Sissy Farchman. Johnny played on the first BHS football team; Sissy was the second Homecoming queen. Congratulations! 👑 🏈
https://youtu.be/Mzj3m4IIdxs

The live stream of tonight’s football game between the Hornets and Panthers will include pregame Homecoming festivities.
Use either link to access the live stream. Cost is $20.
Bryant Athletics: bryantschools.org/o/athletics/page/football-stream
M & M Productions: mmproductions.net/bryantlive


Eight young ladies will represent Bryant High School tonight as maids on the 2020 Homecoming Court. Festivities begin at 6:25pm at Hornet Stadium. The Bryant Homecoming queen will be crowned prior to kickoff at 7pm. Tonight's live stream will include the Homecoming activities.
Senior Maids | Anna Barnes, Samantha Ferguson, Haley Fry, Ashton Inman
Junior Maids | Kaycee Browning, Bella Watkins
Sophomore Maids | Anna DePelsMaeker, Lauren Long
Photo credit: Abigail Weihe, senior photo editor for BHS yearbook staff


Dondre Harris has been principal of Davis Elementary for three years. He enjoys getting to know the students and parents. “We {principals} get to make an impact in the lives of children every day. Who wouldn’t want to do that?!” Mr. Harris has 15 years in the education field.


For the third year in a row, Bryant High School is honored to win the @GreatSchools 2020 #CollegeSuccessAward for preparing our students for success in learning and life! Learn more about the award at bit.ly/2UXtOCX.


Did you know it's #NationalSafeSchoolsWeek?
Bryant Schools is thankful to have Bryant Police School Resource Officers (SROs) at our secondary campuses and Commissioned School Security Officers (CSSOs) at our elementary campuses. Both groups of professionals work closely with our administrators in creating safe schools. Learn more about our initiative to have a security presence at each of our schools: bryantschools.org/page/school-safety-team


Tickets to Friday's Homecoming game against Cabot go on sale today, 5pm, at Big Red on Reynolds Road. Limited tickets (100) available on a first come, first served basis with a limit of TWO tickets per person. #GoHornets


Collegeville principal Tami Edwards brings her passion for education to her role as school leader. “I simply love my students and being able to encourage them to be the best they can be! I am passionate about kids and know that education is their ticket to a better life. I also love being able to support teachers so they can make a difference in the lives of our students.”


Thank you to our entire Nursing Department, the Saline County Health Unit, and all the volunteers who helped keep our Hornets healthy through the flu clinics this year. #HealthyHornets


Tickets to Friday's Homecoming game against Cabot go on sale Wednesday, 5pm at Big Red on Reynolds Road. Limited tickets (100) available on a first come, first served basis with a limit of TWO tickets per person. #GoHornets


Join us in giving a warm BRYANT WELCOME to Austin Sublett, one of two new CSSOs! A former Garland County Sheriff's Deputy, Mr. Sublett joins the school district as a safety officer on the Davis Elementary campus. Bryant Schools now has a security presence (SRO or CSSO) on EACH of our school campuses.


A big BRYANT WELCOME goes out Charles Lamb, one of two new CSSOs! A retired Bryant Police officer, Mr. Lamb joins the school district as a safety officer on the Bryant Elementary campus. Bryant Schools now has a security presence (SRO or CSSO) on EACH of our school campuses.


“The best thing about being a principal is being able to help others. We have an opportunity to change someone's life whether a student, teacher, faculty member or parent.” Clint Shadwick believes in serving others, which he does every day as principal at Bryant Middle School.
