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. #ITProDay
#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
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
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
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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/
Thank you, DESE (Division of Elementary & Secondary Education), for providing each student with the Kids Guide to the Coronavirus. Look for these booklets to come home with your elementary student this week.
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Saturday's game kicked off the 2020 Salt Bowl Peanut Butter Drive. Each school in the district will collect peanut butter until September 30. #SpreadHOPE by donating today!
Parents, no decisions have been made at this time regarding school on Friday. Please continue to check email, social media, our app, or website for updates.
Take this opportunity to download the Bryant Public Schools app for notifications directly to your phone.
Tomorrow is a BIG day for our LITTLE Hornets. To help you and your child have a great start, all kindergarten students will begin school at 9am on Thursday.
Flashing Red Lights means students are getting on or off the bus. It is illegal to pass a bus from ANY direction when the red lights are flashing. Make safety a top priority. #FlashingRedKidsAhead
Now more than ever, it's important to get connected with our school. We have options for the ways you want to receive information: Facebook, Twitter, app, and website. Find details here: https://5il.co/k0vk.
New safety measures are in place for our bus riders and drivers. We are #LearningReady for Monday!
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School meals will be available for virtual students. A student's normal meal pricing is in effect (including Free and Reduced). For pickup locations and times, visit http://bit.ly/SchoolMeals_Virtual.
Students and staff will be wearing masks this school year to help keep our Hornets safe. Mask Up! #LearningReady
Watch Here: youtu.be/-QNQGM20Shs
Face coverings protect the people around you when you can't safely distance. #WearItLikeaHornet
Salt Bowl 2020: The largest high school football game in the State of Arkansas will take on a much different look for 2020 due to Covid-19. The game will be played on Saturday, August 29, 7:30pm, at War Memorial Stadium.
Attendance to this year’s game will be limited to 12,000 guests. Tickets are on sale for $10, available ONLY at Big Red Stores. T-shirts are not available for this year’s game. Bryant fans, be sure to purchase your ticket at a Bryant location. Game will also be available via pay per view.
Tickets will NOT be sold at the stadium on game day. Only AAA passes will be accepted for entry. No indoor club tickets will be sold.
Pediatrician groups, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, recommend face coverings for school children as a very important way to reduce spread of the virus in schools. #WearItLikeaHornet
Want an easy way to find information about bus routes and bus stops? It’s all online! #Learning Ready
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