Bryan County Schools will celebrate Unity Day tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, 2026, as a reminder that kindness, acceptance, and inclusion make our schools stronger!
We invite everyone to wear orange tomorrow to show support for Unity Day and stand together against bullying!
We invite everyone to wear orange tomorrow to show support for Unity Day and stand together against bullying!
It's National School Bus Safety Week, and Bryan County Schools is reminding all drivers to help keep our students safe!
When a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, STOP! Students are entering or exiting the bus, and drivers must stop as required by law.
A few seconds of patience can make a lifetime of difference.
When a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, STOP! Students are entering or exiting the bus, and drivers must stop as required by law.
A few seconds of patience can make a lifetime of difference.
This week, Bryan County Schools celebrated Georgia Pre-K Week by highlighting the importance of early learning and the strong foundation it provides for our youngest students!
To make the week extra special, members of the Bryan County Board of Education and other special guests visited Pre-K classrooms across the district to read stories, share smiles, and connect with our littlest learners.
A special thank you to our Board members, Pre-K teachers, and staff for helping create meaningful learning experiences and inspiring a love of learning from the very beginning!
To make the week extra special, members of the Bryan County Board of Education and other special guests visited Pre-K classrooms across the district to read stories, share smiles, and connect with our littlest learners.
A special thank you to our Board members, Pre-K teachers, and staff for helping create meaningful learning experiences and inspiring a love of learning from the very beginning!
Bryan County Schools wishes our students and staff a safe, enjoyable Fall Break! We look forward to students returning to school on Wednesday, October 14th.
Seven Years of Exemplary Leadership!
Bryan County Schools is proud to announce that the Bryan County Board of Education has been named a 2026 GSBA Exemplary Governance Team — the highest level of recognition awarded by the Georgia School Boards Association!
This marks the seventh consecutive year our Board has earned this prestigious distinction!
The Exemplary recognition reflects the Board’s continued commitment to effective governance, strategic leadership, accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement with a focus on supporting our schools and creating opportunities for every student to succeed.
Congratulations to the Bryan County Board of Education on seven consecutive years of exemplary leadership and service to our students, staff, families, and community!
Bryan County Schools is proud to announce that the Bryan County Board of Education has been named a 2026 GSBA Exemplary Governance Team — the highest level of recognition awarded by the Georgia School Boards Association!
This marks the seventh consecutive year our Board has earned this prestigious distinction!
The Exemplary recognition reflects the Board’s continued commitment to effective governance, strategic leadership, accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement with a focus on supporting our schools and creating opportunities for every student to succeed.
Congratulations to the Bryan County Board of Education on seven consecutive years of exemplary leadership and service to our students, staff, families, and community!
Congratulations, Izabelle Jones!
Bryan County Schools is proud to congratulate Richmond Hill High School senior Izabelle Jones on being selected to serve on State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ 2026–2027 Student Advisory Council!
Izabelle was selected from more than 1,400 applicants across Georgia and will have the opportunity to share her perspective on education, provide feedback on state policies, and represent student voices throughout the school year.
Bryan County Schools is proud to congratulate Richmond Hill High School senior Izabelle Jones on being selected to serve on State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ 2026–2027 Student Advisory Council!
Izabelle was selected from more than 1,400 applicants across Georgia and will have the opportunity to share her perspective on education, provide feedback on state policies, and represent student voices throughout the school year.
October is National Principals Month!
Bryan County Schools is proud to celebrate the incredible principals who lead our schools with dedication, passion, and purpose each day. Their commitment to our students, staff, families, and school communities makes a lasting impact.
Throughout October, please take a moment to recognize and thank our principals for all they do to make Bryan County Schools a great place to learn and grow!
Bryan County Schools is proud to celebrate the incredible principals who lead our schools with dedication, passion, and purpose each day. Their commitment to our students, staff, families, and school communities makes a lasting impact.
Throughout October, please take a moment to recognize and thank our principals for all they do to make Bryan County Schools a great place to learn and grow!
Bryan County Schools was proud to celebrate our outstanding Teachers of the Year last night at a special reception honoring their dedication, passion, and commitment to our students.
It was a wonderful opportunity to simply say thank you to these exceptional educators for the difference they make each and every day!
A special thank you to VyStar Credit Union and Georgia United Credit Union for sponsoring this celebration and helping us recognize the incredible teachers who make Bryan County Schools such a special place to learn and grow!
It was a wonderful opportunity to simply say thank you to these exceptional educators for the difference they make each and every day!
A special thank you to VyStar Credit Union and Georgia United Credit Union for sponsoring this celebration and helping us recognize the incredible teachers who make Bryan County Schools such a special place to learn and grow!
Bryan County Schools is excited to share our 2026 graduation rate of 94.4% nearly 6 percentage points higher than the state average of 88.5%!
We are proud of our students and grateful for the dedicated teachers, staff, families, and community members who support Bryan County Schools.
We are proud of our students and grateful for the dedicated teachers, staff, families, and community members who support Bryan County Schools.
Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Bryan County Schools joins our nation in remembering the 2,977 lives lost on that tragic day.
We honor the victims, their families, the first responders, members of our military, and the countless individuals whose courage and selflessness emerged in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
Twenty-five years later, we remain committed to remembering the lives lost, honoring the heroes, and reflecting on the strength and unity that brought our nation together.
We honor the victims, their families, the first responders, members of our military, and the countless individuals whose courage and selflessness emerged in the face of unimaginable tragedy.
Twenty-five years later, we remain committed to remembering the lives lost, honoring the heroes, and reflecting on the strength and unity that brought our nation together.
College Colors Day will be celebrated on Friday, September 4th! Students and staff are encouraged to join in by wearing attire that represents their favorite college or university.
Join us under the Friday Night Lights to watch the Bryan County Redskins take on the Treutlen Vikings at 7:30 p.m. at Redskin Stadium, or head to Wildcat Stadium as the Richmond Hill Wildcats battle the Effingham County Rebels at 7:00 p.m.
We’ll see you under the lights!
We’ll see you under the lights!
Bryan County Schools is excited to welcome our students back, August 5, 2026.
Congratulations to Ms. Kelly Blocker, Kindergarten Teacher at Richmond Hill Primary School, on being named the 2026-2027 Bryan County Schools District Teacher of the Year!
Today marked the official kickoff to the 2026–2027 school year as Bryan County Schools proudly welcomed our incredible staff back!
Employees from across the district came together at Richmond Hill High School for our annual Convocation. We are excited for all that's in store as we continue serving our students and community.
A special thank you to SouthCoast Health for sponsoring this year's Convocation and helping us start the school year strong.
Employees from across the district came together at Richmond Hill High School for our annual Convocation. We are excited for all that's in store as we continue serving our students and community.
A special thank you to SouthCoast Health for sponsoring this year's Convocation and helping us start the school year strong.
Mark your calendars and join us in celebrating the Class of 2027!
Congratulations to Mr. Miller on being officially sworn in as Superintendent of Bryan County Schools! We are excited for the future under your leadership and look forward to an incredible 2026–2027 school year.
To support focused learning and comply with Georgia's Distraction-Free Education Act, Bryan County Schools has implemented districtwide expectations for student use of personal electronic devices.
Beginning this school year:
If a student brings a personal electronic device to school, it must be powered off and stored in a locker, backpack, or purse from the start of the school day until dismissal.
These expectations are designed to:
âś… Minimize distractions
âś… Maximize instructional time
âś… Increase student engagement
âś… Support a safe, positive learning environment
Please note that Bryan County Schools is not responsible for personal electronic devices that are lost, stolen, or damaged while at school or during school-sponsored activities. Students bring these devices at their own risk.
Thank you for your continued partnership as we work together to create the best possible learning environment for every student. We look forward to another outstanding school year!
As Bryan County Schools prepares to welcome students back, district and school leaders came together for the annual Back-to-School Leadership Development Meeting. Through collaboration, planning, and shared vision, they’re laying the foundation for a successful 2026–2027 school year. We’re excited for another great year of learning and achievement!
Open House dates, school supply lists, and important back-to-school information—including school start and end times for the 2026–2027 school year—are now available on the Bryan County Schools Back-to-School webpage.
More information will be added as it becomes available, so be sure to check back regularly for the latest updates to help your family prepare for the new school year.
https://www.bryan.k12.ga.us/page/back-to-school
More information will be added as it becomes available, so be sure to check back regularly for the latest updates to help your family prepare for the new school year.
https://www.bryan.k12.ga.us/page/back-to-school
