ALL students will be dismissed early on Thursday, October 22.
Elementary schools will hold virtual Parent-Teacher Conferences from 2:00-7:30pm. Conferences will be scheduled using Zoom or phone calls. Teachers will contact parents to set up a conference time.

Michele Lewis has served as the principal at Parkway Elementary since its opening three years ago. She enjoys her role as building leader. “The fact that every day I get to do what I love and help shape the lives of our future leaders is an incredible feeling. There's nothing as great as seeing that you have made a difference in a child's life.” With over 27 years in education she has made a difference in hundreds of lives!

A report will be published by noon each Friday that shows the number of active positive COVID-19 cases for students/staff in the district. Find the October 9 report at bit.ly/BPSCases.
We want to remind parents to call the District Point of Contact (POC), 501-414-6647, to report a positive COVID-19 case with your student or within your family. Calls should also be made if your child has been identified as a close contact with a positive case outside of school (church, family members, gyms, etc.). It is also important that if a parent tests positive, the children who live in the home with them are quarantined.
Please call the POC even if you are unsure if you should. It is always better to be cautious in situations where the safety of others is concerned.
We appreciate your help in keeping our Hornet family healthy.
Additional resources available at bryantschools.org/page/covid-19-information.

Bethel Middle School principal Chris Gabe believes the best thing about being a school leader is the greetings he receives from students and teachers every morning. His 23 years in education have been spent investing in both groups of people. His favorite quote comes from Benjamin Franklin. "Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn."

Donaven Sims is serving his 5th year as Salem’s principal. He has 17 years in the education field. His favorite quote comes from Dr. Seuss, The Lorax:
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, Nothing is going to get better. It's not.”
Thank you, Mr. Sims, for caring for our Salem students, parents and staff!

Want a flexible job that fits your child's school schedule? Consider becoming a substitute!

On #ChildHealthDay, check out the services offered by our Hornet Health Clinic. Medical, dental and eye care is available for any student in the district. Children learn best with they are healthy, feel well, and can see the world of opportunity surrounding them.
https://youtu.be/qJbFzrOcMUg

The Bryant School Board will meet at 5:30pm tonight for a special meeting followed by a work session. The work session will cover required board training on discipline and bullying data.
Special Meeting Agenda: bit.ly/34qjNjn

Leslie Penfield is a first year principal at Hill Farm Elementary.
Committed to Bryant’s mission of Creating Opportunities for Success, Mrs. Penfield enjoys the role she plays in helping students. “ I love that in the years to come students will come up to me and I will get to see all they have become and know I had a small part in that success!
She has touched many lives in her 18 year career and will continue to do so as she leads HFES.

HOMECOMING RESCHEDULED TO OCTOBER 23
LR Central has canceled the game on Friday, October 9.
Homecoming has been moved to Friday, October 23 when the Hornets take on Cabot. Festivities begin at 6:25pm at Hornet Stadium. The Bryant Homecoming queen will be crowned prior to kickoff at 7pm.
Eight young ladies will represent Bryant High School as maids on the 2020 Homecoming Court.
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.

Tonight's game against Catholic will be played at War Memorial Stadium. Tickets are available for $5 at the gate. Gate opens at 5:30pm. Only AAA passes will be accepted. #GoHornets 🏈💙🏈💙

The live stream of tonight’s game between the Bryant Hornets and LR Catholic at War Memorial Stadium begins at 6:45pm. Road games are broadcast at no charge.
Use either link to access the game FREE:
Bryant Athletics: bryantschools.org/o/athletics/page/football-stream
M & M Productions: mmproductions.net/bryantlive

Students in Mrs. Hare's Service Learning class recognized the hard work of BHS counselors and administrators over the past months by gifting them with leis containing words of encouragement. To make the presentations, students dressed in leis, played luau music, and brought donuts to celebrate! #GoodThings



Parents, please submit your free and reduced meal application by this Thursday, October 1. Apply at bit.ly/MealApplication2020.

Want to see the Hornets in action this Friday night at War Memorial Stadium? Tickets ($5) will be sold at the gate. AAA passes will be accepted.

Presenting the 2020 Bryant High School Homecoming Court ... 👑

Congratulations to Bryant High School for being selected by U.S. News and World Report as one of the Best High Schools in the state and nation! Click the link for more info: bit.ly/2EFLlZj
#MoreOpportunitiesforSuccess

A report will be published by noon each Friday that shows the number of active positive COVID-19 cases for students/staff in the district. Find the September 25 report at bit.ly/BPSCases.
Additional resources available at bryantschools.org/page/covid-19-information.

The live stream of tonight’s game between the Hornets and Grizzlies will include pregame and half time senior festivities. Seniors from the football team, cheer, and dance will be recognized prior to kick off. Seniors from the band will be celebrated during halftime.
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

Drop by Otter Creek Assembly (9415 Stagecoach Road, Little Rock) this Saturday from 2-4 PM to receive a FREE Food Box filled with fresh produce, meat, and dairy! Food boxes are provided by the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program. Boxes will feed families for up to 6 days. Drive up, pop the trunk, and volunteers will load the food.

