Bryant Public Schools

Bryant High School will be represented at The Creative Collective III, an annual art exhibit featuring incredible student and teacher artwork from high schools across central Arka...

For years, the Salt Bowl has been more than just a game—it’s a tradition that unites the Benton and Bryant communities and schools in a night of excitement and hometown pride. Bot...

During the second week of March, Bryant sent a total of 12 teams to compete at the state robotics championships. On March 11, Bryant School District proudly sent one team from ...

Educators Rising competed at state on January 16. With the largest chapter represented, thirty one students placed first in the competition. In addition, students from Bryant Hi...

Archery isn’t just a sport—it’s a skill, a discipline, and a lifelong hobby. Through the Archery in the Schools Program (AIS)—part of the National Archery in the Schools Program (...

March 7, 2025 (Bryant, AR) – Bryant Public Schools is making health and wellness a priority for its staff with the 2nd Annual Healthy Hornets Fair. Held on Thursday, March 6, thi...

Jo Cahill, a school bus driver for Bryant Public Schools, recently took action to help local children in need. On Super Bowl Sunday, she stumbled upon an incredible deal at Wal...

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Job Fair yesterday! Our administrators and staff went all out, decorating their tables to showcase their schools and departments while...

At Bryant High School, a new tradition has been growing over the past two years with the rise of the school’s first-ever pep squad, Code Blue. The squad, led by counselor & coa...

Encouraging a Love for Reading This school year, Bryant Middle School, Bethel Middle School, and Bryant Junior High School introduced a reading challenge: READ15 . The init...

January is School Board Appreciation Month and we want to take the opportunity to recognize the crucial role our board members play in supporting Bryant students, staff, and the...

BHS Recognized for Improving Female Representation in AP Computer Science Principles Bryant High School has earned the College Board AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award...

With 30 years of service, Sgt. Lee Ledbetter is retiring from law enforcement. His career began with the Arkadelphia Police Department in 1994. After relocating to Bryant with h...

Bryant Public Schools proudly celebrates the talents of our team members and students who exemplify being BOLD —embracing new opportunities with confidence, BRAVE —inspiring eac...

At Parkway Elementary, being BOLD means taking initiative, being BRAVE means persevering through challenges, and being BRYANT means working together to inspire success. Ass...

At Bryant High School, being BOLD means daring to take risks, thinking creatively, and confidently embracing new opportunities. Known for its strong computer science program, BH...

Veterans Day at Salem Elementary is always a special day. With heartfelt ceremonies, moving tributes, and special guests, the school honored the brave men and women who have serve...

During May 2024, students at Bryant High School took Advanced Placement exams which tested the content knowledge and skills gained in each of their AP courses. Each qualifying sco...

After serving as a district math specialist, Laura Fee missed the direct connection with students she had as a teacher. This led her to pursue a Doctorate in Educational Leadershi...

At Bryant Schools, our students are encouraged to pursue their interests, and every Hornet is given opportunities to succeed in the areas they choose. Our K-6 teachers actively ma...