Bryant High School presents five performances of “Twelve Angry Jurors” November 4-6 at Love Auditorium. The venue is located in the Fine Arts Center on the Bryant High School campus.
Twelve Angry Jurors will bring you to the edge of your seat and leave you struggling with the balance of justice in our country. A man is dead, his son on trial for his murder, and it is up to twelve flawed and frustrated citizens to decide his fate.
Tickets are $10/adults and $5/students. For show times and tickets, visit https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/bryant-high-school/twelve-angry-jurors-87487/tickets.
UPDATE: Power has been restored to our school campuses (BHS, BMS, BES, CES) and Administration Office. Phones and email are up and running.
Bryant Public Schools will host a food distribution TODAY (Tuesday, Oct 26) 4-5pm, behind Bryant Elementary. Families must have a student currently approved for free or reduced meals to qualify. Register at https://bit.ly/FoodBoxRegistration.
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth. All month long, we’re celebrating our amazing principals at each of our schools.
Hill Farm Elementary’s leader, Leslie Penfield, has been the school’s principal for two years. Mrs. Penfield loves kids! “Arriving at school each day, I never know what a student might say or do, but I do know that they are going to make me smile. I am honored knowing that I might make a difference in a child's life,” she says.
FUN FACT:
Mrs. Penfield has zip lined over the second largest canyon in the USA, the Palo Duro Canyon, located near Amarillo, TX.
Thank you, Mrs. Penfield, for creating opportunities for success at Hill Farm! #BryantProud #ThankAPrincipal
Bryant’s very own ESOL Coordinator, Dawn Shinn, was awarded the 2021 ESOL Coordinator of the Year from ARKTESOL (Arkansas Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages). Mrs. Shinn serves and supports our English learners and their families. Congratulations on this well deserved honor! #BryantProud
It’s National Red Ribbon Week! Schools will be participating in Spirit Days to recognize the importance of remaining drug free. The theme for this year is Drug Free Looks Like Me™.
It’s National Red Ribbon Week! Schools will be participating in Spirit Days to recognize the importance of remaining drug free. The theme for this year is Drug Free Looks Like Me™.
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth. All month long, we’re celebrating our amazing principals at each of our schools.
Our last principal to highlight is Dr. Todd Edwards, leader for six years at the high school. “I love seeing the achievements of our students at Bryant High School. Our students are amazing,” he says.
FUN FACT:
Dr. Edwards has worked for three school districts in his 32 years in education. The school colors for all three districts are blue and white. He has a ton of blue shirts.
Thank you, Dr. Edwards for creating opportunities for success at Bryant High School! #BryantProud #ThankAPrincipal
School bus transportation plays a critical role in the education of our students. It takes a team of dedicated and caring professionals to transport our students. If you are interested in a rewarding job with great benefits, apply today! #BusSafetyWeek
Bryant Public Schools is committed to providing a safe environment for students, staff, and visitors. The district, along with each individual school, has developed comprehensive plans that cover a wide variety of emergencies and serves as a guide to help staff and our public safety partners respond swiftly should a crisis occur in our schools. These plans are reviewed and updated yearly. More info: https://www.bryantschools.org/page/safety-and-security-measures
MASKS OPTIONAL BUT RECOMMENDED for the week of October 25-29, 2021. Details here ⇉ https://bryantschools.org/page/mask-status
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth. All month long, we’re celebrating our amazing principals at each of our schools.
Principal Clint Shadwick has led Bryant Middle School for three years. He enjoys working with great people at a great school!
FUN FACT:
An alligator measuring over 10 feet was found on the Shadwick farm.
Thank you, Mr. Shadwick for creating opportunities for success at Bryant Middle! #BryantProud #ThankAPrincipal
Did you know the Bryant Public Schools mobile app has an anonymous tip line? Select "Hornet Tip Line" in the main menu.
Students, families, staff, and community members are encouraged to use the Hornet Tip Line to report safety concerns to school and/or district administration. For more info, visit https://www.bryantschools.org/page/hornet-tip-line.
According to Arkansas law, when a school bus stops and displays its alternating red warning lights for the purpose of loading or unloading passengers, every operator of a motor vehicle or motorcycle approaching the school bus from any direction must stop at least 30 feet behind a stopped school bus.
For the sake of our students, stop when you see the flashing red lights. Let’s work together to make sure our students travel safely to and from school each day. #SchoolBusSafetyWeek #FlashingRedKidsAhead 🚍🛑
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth. All month long, we’re celebrating our amazing principals at each of our schools.
Jacqueline Vergason has been Hurricane Creek Elementary’s principal for two years. For Mrs. Vergason, education is more than a job, it’s a calling. “I love people,” she says. “I love investing in the lives of people, young and old. I love supporting and encouraging others, and seeing it make a positive difference in their lives. I take very seriously the impact that my influence can have on others.”
FUN FACT:
Mrs. Vergason and a friend once took a one-way road trip covering 2,200 miles in 48 hours, from home to Nevada and California.
Thank you, Mrs. Vergason for creating opportunities for success at Hurricane Creek! #BryantProud #ThankAPrincipal
The Bryant School Board will meet TONIGHT (Thursday, October 21) at 6pm for the regular monthly meeting in the Professional Development Center on the Bryant High School campus, Building 18. Agenda: https://bit.ly/3nbtFqA
Fall days mean less daylight in the mornings and evenings, conditions which can limit visibility for bus drivers. Please review these reminders to increase safety at all bus stops. #SafeHornets #National SchoolBusSafetyWeek
Physical safety is important, but so is emotional safety. To feel emotionally safe, students need supportive relationships, the key to better learning experiences for all students. That’s why we place such importance on the processes of Capturing Kids’ Hearts. From door greetings, to sharing Good Things, to social contracts, we value creating positive learning environments. #CKH
The Bryant School District will present the Annual Report to the Public during the regular monthly board meeting on Thursday, October 21 at 6pm. The meeting will be held in the the Professional Development Center, Bryant High School (Building 18).
The report, presented in video format, provides an overview of the progress made during the 2020-21 school year and includes district data points along with celebrations.
Parents and other members of the community are invited to attend.
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth. All month long, we’re celebrating our amazing principals at each of our schools.
Bethel Middle School’s leader, Chris Gabe, has been principal for six years. Working and spending time with students and teachers is why he loves education.
FUN FACT:
Mr. Gabe taught 8th grade science to former NFL player Deangelo Williams.
Thank you, Mr. Gabe, for creating opportunities for success at Bethel Middle School! #BryantProud #ThankAPrincipal
