Ads can be designed and paid for here: https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/yearbook-ads
Questions? Email Mr. Turner or Mr. Cory at JTurner@bryantschools.org or CCroy@bryantschools.org. Please note, they are traveling with students to their national convention, so their response time may be slower than normal.
Congratulations to Mrs. Hatfield for being chosen as the November Teacher of the Month! 💙 Students nominated Mrs. Hatfield for exhibiting this month's Capturing Kids' Hearts leadworthy character trait, "better together: teamwork." #BryantProud
Army- Leotis Nichols
Navy- Mitchell Dobry
Marines- Dan Billingsley
Air Force- Rick Meyer
We also had the pleasure of recognizing our two JROTC Instructors on campus, Major David Tiller and Senior Master Sergeant Andrew Rodriguez, for their military service and continued support of the military through their work at BHS. A huge thank-you to First Sergeant Louis Jackson as well, for helping coordinate this effort with our Educators Rising students.
Bethel Middle School Robotics hosted a tournament on Saturday, November 1st, welcoming 35 teams from across the state.
A big thank you to Bryant High School Robotics, whose students served as trained referees and scorekeepers to make the event run smoothly. 💙🐝
🎟️ Get your tickets here:
https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/bryant-high-school/682b509c2ad5b21aaba6eb43/tickets#/productions-view
Ticket Prices:
Adult: $10 | Student: $5 | Student Matinee: $5
English: https://aptg.co/zR4rMY
Spanish: https://aptg.co/HRPSLx
Our Bryant High School Band wrapped up their final practice of the 2025 Legacy season, and now they’re headed to the Arkansas State Marching Contest tonight!
Catch their performance at 8:15 PM as they take the field with this year’s production, “Not All There” inspired by the mischievous Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland.
Go shine under those lights — the Hornet community is cheering you on! 💙🐝
October 2025 meeting recap:
English 🔗 https://aptg.co/Yg15xj
Spanish 🔗 https://aptg.co/lLF_Bf
Included in this month’s edition are links to the Annual Report to the Public. See below for quick access:
Annual Report Highlights
🔗 https://bit.ly/BPS_AnnualReport_2024-25
Annual Report Video
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uW42EdlHHM
*Platinum Honor Roll students are announced in a separate post.
*Gold Honor Roll students are announced in a separate post.
Bright Futures Bryant is collecting new hoodies for our students who need them this fall and winter!
Drop a hoodie in the bins at the gate during Bryant home football games (BHS & BJHS) in October.
📅 Collection Dates at Hornet Stadium
🏈 Bryant High School: Oct. 17, 31
🏈 Bryant Junior High: Oct. 14, 16, 30
Not going to a game? No problem! Bring donations to the Bryant Schools Parent Center during school hours. Together, we can keep Bryant students warm all season long. 💙
#BryantProud #BrightFuturesBryant #HoodiesForHomecoming
English: https://aptg.co/yM_lNC
Spanish: https://aptg.co/zY3-R3
Be Bold. Be Brave. Be Bryant: Answering The Call
At Collegeville Elementary, being bold and brave means stepping up when students need you most. In July, the school faced a sudden need for a Special Education teacher: and Gina Milam answered the call.
“It was a hard one, in a way, because I didn’t wanna leave my team,” Milam said. “But those CBI babies, I really needed someone to step in and take that place. I already had the license to do it, so I wanted to try something new and be there for those kids.”
“Seeing those babies smile and light up and having someone there for them, and then also just seeing the growth they’ve already made in this school year—it’s been really fun,” she shared. “We just kind of formed this wonderful team—me and my three wonderful paras. We tackle all the challenges together to make those kids feel loved and appreciated.”
Assistant Principal Justin Leaton said her decision perfectly embodies this year’s district mantra. “Gina has really showcased ‘Be Bold, Be Brave, Be Bryant’ from the beginning this year. Starting off, we had a need in the CBI classroom, and she was anxious to jump in that role. That’s not the easiest thing to do, coming from a regular classroom into the special education world, but she embraced the challenge wholeheartedly.”
“She’s meeting every student where they are, to do what’s best for them,” Leaton added. “That’s our mission here at Collegeville—love, learn, and grow together—and Gina has done that wholeheartedly from day one.”
