🎉 Spirit Week is officially underway! 🎉

We kicked off the first day of Spirit Week with Generation Wars! 👶👵 Our 8th graders went back in time as adorable babies, while our 9th graders embraced their senior years as old people! 😂

But the fun didn’t stop there… our teachers joined in on the action with a surprise twist, coming to school dressed like our teenagers! 👟🎒📱

There were lots of laughs, lots of fun, and LOTS of school spirit! BJHS definitely showed up and showed out for Day 1! 💙🐝

Tomorrow is Rhyme Without Reason! 🎭 Get creative, have fun, and remember to stay in dress code while showing off your spirit!

Let’s keep the energy going, Hornets! 🐝💙
3 days ago, Heather Reyes
Four images show a group of people in various settings. One group poses with a stroller, another at an airport.
Four photos show different people in various indoor settings. A man walks with a cane, others pose in a hallway, one is near a kitchen, and two women stand next to a trolley.
Four photos of children in various costumes in a classroom and hallway setting. Backgrounds include a door, classroom, and kitchen.
Four photos show diverse individuals in indoor settings. First, a person in a gray outfit. Second, a person with a pink bow and doll. Third, a person with a cane. Fourth, a person with a backpack.
Collage of four photos. One woman in hospital corridor with cane. One woman holding cup. Two women with colorful clothing.
Four collaged images: two people in costumes, one with a backpack, another with a cane; two more people with a school sign.
Collage of people in hospital corridors; two with costumes, one in a wheelchair, one with a walker, and another in a pink shirt.
Four images of people in a hallway. One person holds a cane, another holds a bag of candy, and others wear colorful hoodies.
Collage of people in various poses, with two individuals in a hallway and a group in an office.
🎬✨ Lights, Camera, Action!✨🎬

Our Honors English students are taking their storytelling skills from the page to the screen as they film their short film projects! Students are putting their creativity, collaboration, and writing skills into action to bring their stories to life. 🎥📚

We can’t wait to see the finished films! 🍿👏
4 days ago, Heather Reyes
A person uses a tablet to film another holding a long object. Another person stands in the background.
Four individuals sit around a table outdoors. A building with brick walls and glass doors in the background.
Four women walking in a hallway, one with a clipboard, and three in casual clothing.
Four people in a hallway, one holding a tablet. One person is looking at another, who is talking.
Math Breakout Challenge

🔐📚 Math + Teamwork + A Little Friendly Competition! 📚🔐

Mrs. Riemenschneider’s math classes headed to the library to practice their math skills while putting their problem-solving abilities to the test! Students worked through the breakout boxes set up by our librarians, racing against their classmates to see who could crack the codes and break out first! 🧩🔢

What a fun way to learn, collaborate, and challenge themselves! 🎉🐝
4 days ago, Heather Reyes
Four students sit at a table, working on papers. One student holds a pen. A bookshelf and windows are visible in the background.
Five young people gather around a table, studying papers and a calculator, with one holding a red cup.
Two boys in a library, one holding a sign that says "WE BROKE OUT", standing next to each other.
Five young men stand together in a library. One holds a poster, and they all appear to be smiling.
Five individuals seated around a table in a library, writing on paper, with shelves in the background.
Five women in various tops and bottoms stand on wooden steps. One holds a poster.
Four individuals standing on stairs, two women and two men. One holds a cup. Stairs are wooden.
Five individuals are seated around a round table with papers, pencils, and a red cup.
Several students sit at a round table in a library, working with papers. A woman stands at the back.
Four women stand on bleachers, holding a circular sign, with one holding a tire. The background includes wooden steps.
💛💛 BRYANT JUNIOR HIGH SHOWED UP & SHOWED OUT! 💛💛 Our BJHS family came together to support Childhood Cancer Awareness by wearing GOLD and making donations to help support children and families affected by childhood cancer. 🎗️ It was so amazing to see our students and staff come together, spread awareness, and show that even small acts of kindness can make a BIG difference! 💛 Thank you to everyone who wore gold, donated, and helped make this day so special. We are so proud of our Bryant Junior High family! 💛🎗️ Together, we wear gold. Together, we make a difference. 💛
9 days ago, Heather Reyes
Yesterday, Bryant Junior High School FCCLA students spent time at the food bank, where they packaged an incredible 3,256 pounds of food! The food will be distributed to food pantries across Arkansas to help communities throughout the state.
Way to go, Hornets! We’re proud of you for giving back and making a difference!
10 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
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Several people in blue aprons prepare food at a table in a room with white walls and ceiling.
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Woman in blue shirt measuring ingredients in a bowl. Behind her, several people work in a room with large windows and industrial equipment.
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A banner with a green background shows two people wearing beet heads. It says "We Turnip to Beet Hunger!" and "#FacingHungerTogether."
People in blue aprons work at tables in a brightly lit room with white walls and a colorful mural.
📝✨ First essays, big accomplishments! ✨📝

Our ESOL 9th Grade English Language Academy students have officially finished working on their very first essays! They were so excited to get started typing and see their hard work come together. We are so proud of the effort they put into their writing! 💙🐝
10 days ago, Heather Reyes
A classroom with students using laptops and tablets at tables. Papers, notebooks, and colorful sticky notes are on the tables.
Four students use laptops at a table in a classroom with a whiteboard in the background.
Two women at a table in a room with laptops, papers, and a backpack. Light walls and a door are in the background.
Three individuals sit around a desk, each using a laptop. Papers, a notebook, and a bag are on the table.
💛 GO GOLD FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER! 💛

This Friday, September 25th, wear GOLD to show your support for beating childhood cancer! 🎗️

💛 Students are encouraged to donate $1.
💛 Staff are encouraged to donate $2.

Let's come together as Hornets to support an amazing cause and show our gold! 🐝 #GoGold #BeatChildhoodCancer #HornetPride
11 days ago, Heather Reyes
go gold for childhood cancer awareness
🚨 DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 23 🚨

Families, time is running out! To continue receiving free or reduced-price lunch, you must submit a new meal application every school year. If we do not receive applications by tomorrow (Wednesday, September 23) students will move to paid status and lunch charges will begin.

The application only takes a few minutes. Apply online ➡ bryantschools.org/page/food-service.
12 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
September 23 deadline for free meals
🥜💙 Peanut Butter Drive Thank You! 💙🥜 A HUGE thank you to Regal Construction for their incredibly generous donation of peanut butter for our school’s Peanut Butter Drive! Your generosity is going to make such a difference. 🥜❤️ This donation was made in support of Adaley Manning, a student in Mr. Murdock’s advisory class, and we are so thankful for businesses like Regal Construction that are willing to give back and support our students and school community! 🧡🥜
12 days ago, Heather Reyes
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Stay informed about what’s happening in Bryant Public Schools!

Following each monthly Bryant School Board meeting, we share a Board Recap highlighting key decisions, updates, and actions that impact our students, staff, schools, and community. Take a look at the September Board Recap to catch up on the latest ➡ bit.ly/4Ad8hpA

#ExperienceBryant
16 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Board Recap Sept 2026
🏰⚔️ Hear ye, hear ye!⚔️🏰

Mr. Price… I mean, His Majesty of the Blue and White Realm has called his students to arms! 👑

Our noble engineers were challenged to design and create catapults capable of facing the mighty stone walls of the enemy castle! Their mission? Launch mini marshmallows through the castle windows and earn points for valor, accuracy, and mighty arm strength! 🏹☁️

The kingdom has never seen such engineering prowess! May the best catapult win! 🏰🔥

#Hornets #STEM #EngineeringChallenge #CatapultChallenge
16 days ago, Heather Reyes
Four students on a floor, working on an activity, holding paper, and one person kneeling. Background includes a table, trash bin, and a bulletin board.
Four young individuals work on a project in a room with a white floor. One kneels, and another holds a long object.
Person in red cape and white shirt standing, holding clipboard, in front of flat screen TV.
🌈🔬 Learning Density the Colorful Way! 🔬🌈

Our Physical Science students had a colorful day of learning with the Rainbow Density Activity! 🧪✨

Students explored the relationship between mass, volume, and density while creating beautiful layers of different liquids. They observed how liquids with different densities can stack on top of one another instead of mixing together.

It was a hands on way to see that density isn’t just a formula; it’s something we can observe, investigate, and explain! 💡🧠

Who says learning Physical Science can’t be colorful? 🌈⚗️

#PhysicalScience #Density #HandsOnLearning #ScienceIsFun #STEM #RainbowDensity #FutureScientists
16 days ago, Heather Reyes
Two students working at a lab table with cabinets, one bending over while the other stands.
Three students are seated at a counter in a lab. One adds liquid to a beaker.
🏹 READY. AIM. BULLSEYE! 🎯

Calling all 6th–12th grade students interested in Bryant Archery! It’s almost time for ARCHERY TRYOUTS, and pre-tryout practices are your chance to get ready.

📍 Bryant Junior High School Blackbox
🏹 Pre-Tryout Practices: August 22–October 6 (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
🎯 Tryouts: Oct 8, Oct 10, Oct 13 (attend one)

Whether you're an experienced archer or ready to give the sport a shot, we’d love to see you there! Scan the QR code for complete details and to sign up. #ExperienceBryant

18 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Archery Tryouts - 6-12 grade
Through resources offered by ParentGuidance.org, parents have access to Ask a Therapist LIVE (Tuesday, September 29th, 7pm) with renowned family therapist, Dr. Kevin Skinner. Participants can anonymously submit questions about parenting, relationships, or your child's well-being to receive thoughtful, personalized answers. Log in at https://bit.ly/4yCPEKi
Be sure to visit the Mental Health Hub on our website for a wealth of information to promote mental wellness ➔➔➔ bryantschools.org/mentalhealth.
https://bit.ly/4yCPEKi
18 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
A logo for school-based mental health services. It features a brain shape in green and blue with text. Logos for Bryant Public Schools, Parent Guidance, and Ask A Therapist Live appear below.
🇺🇸 Remembering September 11, 2001 🇺🇸 Yesterday, our students and staff wore red, white, and blue as we took time to honor the victims, heroes, first responders, and families forever impacted by September 11, 2001. As we recognized the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we walked through the timeline of events throughout the morning, helping students understand the significance of what happened that day and the lasting impact it had on our country. Our students also had the opportunity to hear personal stories from people they know, teachers, family members, and others in our community, who shared where they were and what they remember from that day. Hearing these firsthand experiences helped bring history to life and reminded us that behind the events we read about in textbooks are real people, real stories, and real lives that were changed forever. We remember those we lost. We honor the heroes who stepped forward. We stand with the families who continue to carry their memories. And we will never forget. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙 September 11, 2001 — 25 years later, we remember.
23 days ago, Heather Reyes
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🥎 CALLING ALL FUTURE LADY HORNETS! 🥎
Join Bryant Softball for the Lady Hornets Softball Camp! Young athletes ages 6–14 are invited for an evening of softball, skill building, and fun with the Lady Hornets.

📆 September 28
⏰ 6:00–8:30 PM
👉Ages 6–14

Register online at bryantsoftball.org. Grab your glove and get ready to hit the field!

#LadyHornets #BryantSoftball #ExperienceBryant
26 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Lady Hornet Softball Camp
The Bryant School Board will hold a work session tonight, starting at 6:00pm, at the Bryant Administration Building Board Room, 1511 N Reynolds Road.
Agenda ➡ bit.ly/4gZUWbr
26 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
Work Session
Bryant Schools will be closed on Monday, September 7 in honor of Labor Day. Hornets, enjoy your three day weekend!
28 days ago, Bryant Public Schools
American flag partially folded over a wooden surface. Text reads "HAPPY LABOR DAY" with stars. Date reads "Monday, September 7".

We’re excited to announce that Hurricane Creek Federal Credit Union has generously provided funding to support the 3rd annual READ15 Challenge at Bryant Public Schools! READ15 challenges students and staff at Bryant Middle School, Bethel Middle School, and Bryant Junior High School to read 15 new books of their choice throughout the school year.

This program is all about encouraging students to discover books they love, make reading a habit, and celebrate their accomplishments along the way. A huge THANK YOU to Hurricane Creek Federal Credit Union for investing in our students and helping make READ15 possible!

about 1 month ago, Bryant Public Schools
A group of students holding a check and books in a library with bookshelves and large windows.
🥜 THE PEANUT BUTTER DRIVE IS BACK! 🥜

Bryant Junior High is once again kicking off our Peanut Butter Drive, and we’re turning giving back into a friendly advisory competition! 🐝💙

From September 1st–September 30th, students can bring jars of peanut butter to their advisory class. Every jar counts toward their class total, so let’s see which advisory can collect the most! 👀🥜

🏆 The advisory with the most jars will win OUTSIDE TIME before Fall Break! 🎉

But the best part? ❤️ All of the peanut butter collected will be donated to families in our community.

Let’s fill those jars, support our neighbors, and show what it means to be a Hornet who cares! 🐝💙

September 1–30 | Bring the PB | Help our community! 🥜
#BryantJuniorHigh #HornetPride #PeanutButterDrive #HornetsGiveBack #CommunityStrong
about 1 month ago, Heather Reyes
Person dressed as a Jif peanut butter container with a hat, standing in a room with shelves and a television.