A report will be published by noon each Friday that shows the number of active positive COVID-19 cases for students/staff in the district. Find the September 18 report at bit.ly/BPSCases.
Additional resources available at bryantschools.org/page/covid-19-information.
NOTICE: The ONLY tickets accepted from Trinityās online purchasing will be those supplied by Bryant Athletics. Tickets must be picked up at Trinity Christian. Gate workers will NOT accept printed copies or electronic tickets. Fans must have an original ticket for admission.
Secondary (Grades 6-12) Parent Teacher Conferences will be held Tuesday, September 29. All students will be dismissed early (2pm) on this day.
We depend on technology in almost every aspect of {school} life.
Our Technology Team keeps our schools and departments connected. They manage over 11,500 Chromebooks and 2,000 iPads; staff computers & presentation devices; network equipment & Infrastructure; security cameras and access controls. Impressive for a team of 16!
Over the summer, this rockstar team built clips to join plexiglass sheets together to increase safety for students. Always creating and innovating, today we celebrate our Technology Team. #ITProDayĀ
Friday Night Football: Bryant Hornets take on Trinity Christian Tigers on September 18. Football home games may be purchased in a pay-per-view format for $20 at https://mmproductions.net/bryantlive/. The broadcast will start at 6:45pm with kickoff at 7pm.
No late fees for October dates! Register at act.org.
Friday Night Varsity Football: Tickets (PreSell Only)
Hornet Stadium will be operating under a reduced seating capacity to comply with the Arkansas Department of Health guidelines. Visitor side seating will be reserved for visiting team, Bryant Athletics sponsors, and AAA pass holders. Additional seating will be available in the north end zone (folding chairs, social-distanced 6 feet apart).
Ticket allotments for all home senior varsity football games are provided to the head football coach or designee, spirit coaches, band director or designee, and high school principal or designee. Students in these groups may purchase tickets directly from their head coach/director/principal or designees.
Limited tickets to the general public will be available at 5pm on the Wednesday prior to the home varsity game. Tickets will ONLY be sold at the Big Red Store located at 1635 N. Reynolds Road. Tickets are available on a first come, first served basis with a limit of five tickets per person. Tickets may represent seating in the north end zone and/or home bleachers. Tickets are $5.
Live Stream
Varsity home games may be purchased in a pay-per-view format for $20. Road games will be available at no charge. The broadcast will start at 6:45pm with kickoff at 7pm. The livestream link will be shared at bryantschools.org/o/athletics; on the Bryant Public Schools app (set notifications for Bryant Athletics); and on Bryant Athletics social media.
A report will be published by noon each Friday which shows the number of active positive COVID-19 cases for students/staff in the district.
Find the September 11 report at bit.ly/BPSCases.
Additional resources available at bryantschools.org/page/covid-19-information.
Bryant High School senior James Parker has been named a 2021 National Merit Semifinalist. James, a member of the Tenor/Bass Chorus and Bryant Camerata, is still considering options for college and area of study. His fields of interest include STEM, English / Writing, and Music.
James volunteers at his church by helping with food pantries, aiding the children's pastor as a chaperone for younger children, and singing in the youth band.
His family includes parents Jay and Lauren Parker, younger sister Eliza, and brother Brian.
#HungerActionDay is a great reminder to purchase and donate peanut butter at any Bryant school until September 30. Your donation will help feed hungry children in our community. #SpreadHope
72 units of blood ... that's how many life saving gifts were donated by BHS students, teachers, administrators and SROs! FCCLA did a great job hosting and organizing this year's Salt Bowl Blood Drive. Thank you to all who volunteered and donated. (Photo credit: BHS Journalism)š©ø
Bus Route Change for Bryant Elementary & Bryant Middle: Beginning Friday, Sept 11, students riding bus 52 will arrive home earlier in the afternoon.
Why peanut butter? Because nearly 5,000 kids in Saline County are facing hunger. You can help today by donating peanut butter to any Bryant school through September 30. #SpreadHOPE
Bus Route Changes for Parkway & Davis Elementary: Beginning Thursday, Sept 10, students riding buses 10, 14 (PES) and 39 (DES) will arrive home earlier in the afternoon.
Congratulations to one of our Bryant team members and Occupational Therapist Becky Williams, who received a $500 ASTA Grant Award. Mrs. Williams purchased items for students with special needs and modifications to better support their success at school. #opp4success
The Hornets travel to Marion tonight (September 4) for Friday Night Football. All AWAY games will be live streamed free. Kick off at 7pm.
Link: youtu.be/ntsoaaP1upI
Good news, Bryant families! All students (PreK-12) will be able to eat one school breakfast and one school lunch, per day, FREE beginning Tuesday, September 8. More info at bit.ly/FreeStudentMeals.
Who are our COVID heroes? School nurses!
BES nurse Lynn Dreher shares information on preventing the spread of germs and provides details to parents about COVID-19 protocols. #SafeHornets
youtu.be/vcbT_uHqQzk
What is one thing you can do TODAY for a better TOMORROW? Respond to the 2020 Census! Federal funding and grants are based on population numbers, so #BeCounted. Time is running out. #BryantCounts2020
https://my2020census.gov/
FORM FOR BLENDED LEARNERS: The current situation with COVID-19 is a very fluid one. District leaders are preparing for any number of possible situations during the school year.
ADH and DESE have provided a Levels of Response document (bit.ly/2GaB5Zg) to assist districts in the decision making process for different levels of positive cases. In the event of COVID-19 related closings (Bryant has to close classes or entire schools or the Governor closes all schools in the state), blended (onsite) instruction will transition to virtual (online) learning. The district is making preparations in advance to supply students with technology and educational services in order to have a seamless transition should virtual learning become necessary in the future.
PLEASE DO NOT INTERPRET THIS AS A MESSAGE FROM THE DISTRICT THAT WE ARE PLANNING TO MOVE TO VIRTUAL INSTRUCTION. NO SUCH DECISION HAS BEEN MADE AT THIS TIME.
We know some of our students do not have any type of internet or cell service at home. We also realize there are other obstacles for families when students move to all virtual learning. In the event of this transition, we are laying the groundwork to bring a limited number of students onsite, if possible.
If you have blended (onsite) students, help us by completing the following form. FILL OUT ONE FORM PER FAMILY.
DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 at MIDNIGHT.
Link to form: bit.ly/2ESXt9e
en espaƱol: bit.ly/3i0OzVC
