
Beginning at 12:01 am on Sat., Aug 5 and ending at 11:59 pm on Sun., Aug 6, the sales tax holiday will allow shoppers to buy certain electronic devices, school supplies, school art supplies, school instructional materials, and clothing free of state and local sales or use tax.


Check out the Back to School Hub for all the information you need for a great start to the new school year!
Schedule Pick Up/Open Houses 🗓
School Start and Dismissal Times ⏰
Meal Applications 🥗
Supplies ✏️
Kindergarten Schedule 📚
Visit bryantschools.org/back-to-school-hub.


Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


Check out the Back to School Hub for all the information you need for a great start to the new school year!
Schedule Pick Up/Open Houses 🗓
School Start and Dismissal Times ⏰
Meal Applications 🥗
Supplies ✏️
Kindergarten Schedule 📚
Visit bryantschools.org/back-to-school-hub.


Congratulations to the 2022-23 Lady Hornets Volleyball Team, recipient of a 2023 USMC/AVCA Team Academic Award. The award honors volleyball teams that maintain a year-long grade-point average of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale or 4.1 on a 5.0 scale. 🏐🏐🏐#StudentAthletes #BryantProud


School supply lists for two elementary schools (Parkway and Springhill) are posted at bryantschools.org/page/supply-lists.
School supplies are provided for students at Bryant Elementary, Collegeville, Davis, Hill Farm, Hurricane Creek & Salem Elementary Schools by their PTOs. Students at these schools will only need headphones and a backpack. Leakproof water bottles are optional.
On the first day of school, secondary teachers (grades 6-12) will let students know what supplies are needed for their classrooms.


Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


BUS DRIVERS NEEDED! Interested in a rewarding job with great benefits? Drive a bus for us! Apply online at bryantschools.org/jobs or call 501-653-5150 for more information.


Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


The Summer Meal for program for children will be closed July 3-7. Meals will resume on Monday, July 10 and continue through August 4. Details ⇉ bit.ly/3xdqPaZ


Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


The Bryant School Board meets monthly. Following each regular meeting, Bryant Public Schools will post 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 June 2023 meeting recap:
English: https://5il.co/1wz1c
Spanish: https://5il.co/1wz1f



DISTRIBUTION TODAY!
Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


☀️Summer Food Program Begins Tomorrow ☀️
Beginning on Monday, June 5, Bryant Schools will provide FREE breakfast and lunch for any child up to 18 years of age at different locations in the community. Times and locations available at bryantschools.org/page/summer-meals.


Bryant Public Schools is partnering with Arkansas Foodbank to offer food boxes to low-income families with children in the district. Families must have at least one child approved for Free & Reduced meals. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBox2023.


☀️ Summer Food Program Begins Monday, June 5 ☀️
Bryant Public Schools is once again helping children get two healthy meals a day at no cost. Any child up to 18 years of age can have breakfast and lunch for FREE at different locations in the community. Times and locations available at bryantschools.org/page/summer-meals.
To help us plan, please complete this form: bit.ly/BPSSummerMeals23.
For more information, contact the Food Services office at 847-5632.


BHS Choir alumni are on the trip of a lifetime … to London! Led by Tanner Oglesby, Director of Choirs at Bryant, eight vocalists will be singing at Cadogan Hall in London on Friday.
The group is rehearsing and premiering a new work written for the group by Paul Mealor, the Royal family’s court composer. Mr Mealor composed/arranged all of the music for King Charles’ Coronation and the recent royal weddings.
Alumni students on the trip:
Madison Betz (‘19)
Gavin Miller (‘21)
Kierstin Hoover (‘21)
Bella Watkins (‘22)
Harris Hogue (‘20)
Daniella Lopez (‘20)
Devyn Summons (‘22)
Cole Barber (‘22)



Bryant High School yearbooks are being packed and heading this way! Come pick up your 2023 yearbook on Friday, June 2 from 9:00am - 2:30pm. Please park and come through the front entrance of Building 10 to the MPR to pick up your reserved copy.
Didn't order a book? We have extras. Bring $75, cash or check, to purchase your own book. Come and use our signing table to share memories and your book with friends.
Questions? Contact Mr. Croy at ccroy@bryantschools.org.


First Electric has selected three BHS students to represent the co-op on the 2023 Youth Tour, an educational trip to Washington, D.C. Incoming seniors Kayleigh Baker, Morgan Manning and Andrew Schroeder will learn about electrical cooperatives; tour historic sites, monuments and museums; and met members of the Arkansas congressional delegation.
