Road have been cleared allowing all bus routes to return to normal beginning this afternoon (Wednesday, April 9).
TAKE FLIGHT EDUCATORS
We’re proud to celebrate five more dedicated staff members who have successfully completed the rigorous Take Flight Training Program — a two-year journey of intensive coursework, practicum experience, and structured literacy instruction.
Please join us in congratulating Robin Gilchrist (CES), Lameria Tripplett (BJHS), Lindsey Holloway (SPES), Susanna Crow (BHS), and Darnell Rancifer (BeMS & BMS) on this incredible achievement!
This accomplishment required:
📚 700+ clinical teaching hours
🧠 10 demonstration lessons
📝 Coursework, workshops, and in-depth assignments
They are now eligible to sit for the ALTA Competency Exam to become Certified Academic Language Therapists (CALT).
We are #BryantProud of their commitment to our students and literacy excellence.
Hire a Hornet Day is less than one week away! Employers wishing to meet with students to network, conduct on-site interviews, and/or fill current job openings can sign up here: https://bit.ly/3F2zd3k.
Come out tonight (TUESDAY, APRIL 8) to celebrate at the Night of Champions Community Pep Rally 6pm at Everett Buick GMC. Join us to honor our Hornets and all the incredible athletes who brought home two championships to Saline County. Wear your Bryant blue and bring the energy!
Bus Route 5: Due to the impact of recent storms, we are unable to travel on portions of Germania. Please expect up to a 25 minute delay, with students arriving home between 4:30-4:45pm today (Monday, April 7). Our apologies for the late notice as we had hoped that Germania would be accessible.
Come out to celebrate at the Night of Champions Community Pep Rally on Tuesday, April 8, 6pm, at Everett Buick GMC. Join us to honor our Hornets and all the incredible athletes who brought home two championships to Saline County. Wear your Bryant blue and bring the energy!
Students who were registered to take the ACT this past Saturday, April 5 will now take the ACT this Saturday, April 12. If you cannot test this Saturday, please go into your ACT account to move your test to a future date for free.
Each spring, we ask our parents and community members to complete a yearly survey, which provides data to help us track progress in meeting our Strategic Plan goals. Parents, check your email for a link to your survey.
We would love to hear from our community members. We sincerely value your input and would appreciate your feedback. We use the information to guide decisions so we can continue to provide the very best education for our Bryant students.
Click here ⇒ https://bit.ly/BryantCommunitySurvey2025
The following bus routes and stops have been modified for Tuesday, April 8: ROUTE 1, ROUTE 5, ROUTE 21 and ROUTE 78. Visit bryantschools.org for details.
Bryant Schools will be in session on Monday, April 7. Some bus routes and stops have been modified to ensure the safety of our students. ROUTES IMPACTED: ROUTE 1, ROUTE 21 and ROUTE 78. Visit bryantschools.org for details.
Bryant High School is working toward becoming a designated Heart Safe School with Project Adam and Arkansas Children's Hospital. On Friday, April 4th at approximately 1 pm, we will be conducting an emergency drill. The Bryant Fire Department and Pafford EMS will be on campus during this time. Our team will demonstrate that we were able to recognize a cardiac emergency, start CPR and use an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) if needed within a few minutes. Please visit this website for more information about Heart Safe Schools. https://www.projectadam.com/Heartsafeschools
Bryant High School Graphic Design welcomed back one of our recent graduates yesterday!
This Class of 2024 alum shared valuable insights with our current students about the UCA admissions process and what it's like to pursue Graphic Design at the college level. His candid perspective and first-hand experience provided our students with practical information they can use when making their own college decisions.
These real-world connections are invaluable for our students as they prepare for their futures. We appreciate alumni who take the time to return and share their experiences with the next generation of Bryant Hornets! #BryantProud #GraphicDesign #CollegeReadiness #BryantAlumni
Our monthly district e-newsletter, Success Happens Here, is one way we share important information with our parents and community members. Please visit one of the links below for the April 2025 edition:
English: https://5il.co/3cbjz
Spanish: https://5il.co/3cbjy
After reviewing the most up to date forecast from the National Weather Service and looking at the forecast for severe weather, Bryant Public Schools will dismiss school early on Wednesday, April 2. We will follow the same early dismissal schedule used for parent-teacher conferences. All after school student activities and practices are canceled. Visit bryantschools.org for more details.
Our district spans 350 square miles, and some bus routes lack safe shelter options in extreme weather. Administrators have carefully considered these factors, and out of an abundance of caution, early dismissal will help ensure that students arrive home safely and that bus drivers can return should conditions worsen.
In the event that severe weather arrives earlier than the prediction of the recent forecast, students and staff will shelter in place until it is deemed safe to dismiss them. Student and staff safety will always come first.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we make safety the top priority for students and staff in making these difficult decisions.
Join us in honoring our brave military families and their incredible children this April as we celebrate Month of the Military Child at Bryant Schools!
On Friday, April 11, wear purple to demonstrate the deep respect and gratitude for the resilience and sacrifices of military families. Let's send a powerful message of appreciation to those who serve and protect our freedom.
During the month of April, Bryant Schools is participating in the 2025 THV11 Summer Cereal Drive to benefit the Arkansas Foodbank.
Donations will be accepted at any Bryant School. The following items will count toward each school’s total: cereal (17 oz. and larger), granola bars, cereal bars, instant oatmeal, and toaster pastries.
Items will be sent to local food pantries to feed hungry children and families in our community.
Thank you to the Army National Guard for cooking breakfast for the BHS staff this morning!
Thank you to Everett for sponsoring our third quarter incentive party! They graciously donated enough pizza to feed 400 students!
Thank you to the Saline County Library for donating their time and supplies to make snow cones for the students!
We are so proud of our students and we are so thankful for our amazing community partners!
The Bryant School Board meets monthly. Following each regular meeting, Bryant Public Schools publishes a School Board Recap to provide parents and community members with user-friendly information about decisions being made at school board meetings.
Links to the March 2025 meeting recap:
English: https://5il.co/3b16x
Spanish: https://5il.co/3b16w
Hire a Hornet Day is less than a month away! Employers wishing to meet with students to network, conduct on-site interviews, and/or fill current job openings can sign up here: https://bit.ly/3F2zd3k.
