ALL students will be dismissed early on Thursday, February 16 for secondary parent teacher conferences.
February 14 is a special day students look forward to celebrating. We love our Hornets, too, but deliveries interrupt the learning taking place in our classrooms. Bryant Schools do not accept deliveries at school on Valentine’s or any other special days.
Please share gifts with your children at home. Have a Happy Valentine’s Day!
QUALIFIED FOR STATE 🤖
Congratulations to the BHS Robotics Team for their performance at the Bryant VEX Robotics Tournament. The senior team of Peyton Garrett, Gavin Hill, and Alexander Spicer were awarded Tournament Champion, Skills Champion, and Overall Excellence. The girls team of Kathryn Birdwell, Alexis Pablo, Jasmine Passmore, and Madison Romero were awarded Design Champion.
All three BHS teams have now qualified for the state tournament in March.
Mayor Allen Scott has proclaimed February 12 as Bryant Hornet Day in honor of the Hornet Football Team's fifth 7A State Championship.
It's a Great Day to Be a Hornet! #212 #Champs #BryantProud
In this episode of “The Bryant Buzz”, the broadcast program covers a student pilot internship, the BHS Chess Club, the new girls’ basketball coach, a day in the life of a school speech pathologist, and the #212 spotlight.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0951MmOvUs&t=40s
As we end National School Counseling Week 2023, we celebrate our amazing ALE/PLACE and BHS Counselors who dedicate themselves to helping our students "Dream Big!" Thank you for making a difference in so many lives.
Join us in congratulating seniors Deeya Rohant and Garrett Fuhrman on being named 2023 National Merit FINALISTS! #opp4success #BryantProud
Members of Bryant High School FBLA competed February 6 at the FBLA District III Spring Leadership Conference in Stuttgart. All of our students placed and will advance to the next level of competition, the State Leadership Conference on April 3 & 4. We are so #BryantProud of their hard work and dedication. Cheryl Harrell is the FBLA adviser.
BHS hosted the Arkansas Athletic Trainers' Association Sports Medicine Workshop. Sports Med students from ten area high schools learned about UCA’s AT education program, Emergency Action Plans, and communicating as a Healthcare Team using a Mr. Potato Head activity facilitated by Arkansas Children's Hospital. They also participated in taping labs and a cadaver lab. The day ended with a surgery performed by Bryant’s team physician from OrthoArkansas, Dr. Allan Smith. #opp4success
Bryant Public Schools will host a Job Fair on Monday, February 27, 4:30-6:30pm. We invite interested candidates to come by Bryant Middle School and learn about exciting opportunities in Bryant Schools. The Job Fair is a great way to connect and network with administrators and program directors.
Openings include full and part-time positions for teachers and other support staff members such as food service, custodial and bus drivers. Learn more at bryantschools.org/jobfair. Register today!
Our district e-newsletter, Success Happens Here, is one way we share important information with our parents and community. Please visit one of the links below:
English: https://5il.co/1odg5
Spanish: https://5il.co/1odg4
School will be back in session on Friday. We look forward to seeing all of our Hornets tomorrow.
Due to continued weather conditions and icy roads, Bryant Public Schools will be closed today (Thursday, February 2).
The decision regarding school on Thursday, February 2 will be made in the morning. Our administrators will be driving and assessing road conditions in the early morning hours. If school is closed tomorrow, families should expect to be notified around 5am by phone call, text, app, email, and social media.
In this episode of “Did You Know?” Superintendent Karen Walters talks about the CAP process to help students (5th-11th grade) plan their schedules for next school year. She also shares an invitation for 9th-11th graders to attend the BHS Electives Fair on February 7.
English: https://youtu.be/VHyV2pStZs8
Spanish: https://youtu.be/kh_SM3DkMHQ
🎧 New Podcast Episode 🎧
In episode 4 of the Hornet Hour Podcast, Dr. Alex Berry talks with school board president Dr. Tyler Nelson about the service and role of board members. Dr. Berry also visits with the district’s Chief Legal Counsel Jeremy Lasiter about recruiting and retaining teachers as well as the upcoming job fair.
In this episode of “Did You Know?” Superintendent Karen Walters shares information about the partial rezoning process affecting two of our elementary schools .
English: https://youtu.be/2pZJCveMUIs
Spanish: https://youtu.be/lZqG-4T-aNk
Bryant Public Schools has been monitoring the forecast and consulting with the Office of Emergency Management to determine the best course of action to keep students safe in the winter weather. While it is difficult to know the right time to make a decision on closing school, we understand parents have to make arrangements for child care in the event school is not in session.
Due to the current inclement weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow when students will be at school, Bryant Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 31. Students will enjoy a snow day.
Bryant Public Schools adopted an alternative calendar for the 2022-23 school year. Instead of the required 178 student interaction days, we are able to use minutes instead of days. Districts which have adopted an alternative calendar may not utilize AMI days (remote instruction from home), which we have done the past few years.
Students will NOT be required to learn from home and will NOT have to make up the day because we have extra minutes/days built into our approved school calendar. Our current calendar has enough minutes to absorb five missed days without having to add days to the end of the school year.
Stay warm and safe, Hornets!
Due to mechanical issues, Bus 38 will be approximately 30 minutes late delivering students home this afternoon (Friday, January 27). The bus services students at Salem, Bethel, BJH, and BHS.
With winter weather in the forecast, now is a good time to review our inclement weather procedures. In the event that the school district has to cancel school due to inclement weather, we will have a traditional snow day.
Bryant Public Schools does not have AMI days for the 2022-23 school year. If school is closed, students will not be required to learn from home and will not have to make up the day.
The district is utilizing an alternative calendar with additional instructional hours scheduled above what is required by the state. As long as the district does not close for more than five days, days will not have to be added to the end of the school year.
IF it should be necessary to close school, parents will be notified by all District communication channels such as phone call, text, email, website, social media, mobile app, and news outlets.
