Bryan County Board of Education announces Mr. Bivins Miller as the Sole Finalist for Superintendent: https://aptg.co/ltRsvN
3 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Mr. Bivins Miller - Sole Finalist for Superintendent of Bryan County Schools
Happy Memorial Day from Bryan County Schools!
about 8 hours ago, Bryan County Schools
Memorial Day 2026 - We remember and honor the lives lost
Bryan County Schools wishes our students, staff, and families a safe and enjoyable summer break!
3 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Last Day of School - May 22, 2026
Congratulations to the students selected to serve on the Student Advisory Council for the 2026–2027 school year!

These student leaders will represent their peers, share valuable perspectives, and help shape meaningful conversations that support student success across our schools. We are proud of their commitment to leadership, service, and making a positive impact in our district.
4 days ago, Bryan County Schools
2026-2027 Superintendent's Advisory Council
Today marks a historic milestone for Bryan County and the Pembroke community!
This morning at 9:00 a.m., we proudly celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Bryan County High School — officially beginning a project made possible by the overwhelming support of our community through the passage of ESPLOST and school bonds.

To every citizen who voted YES, thank you for believing in the future of our students, teachers, and community. Your support is turning promises into progress. As pledged with the passage of ESPLOST and Bonds, Bryan County High School and the Pembroke community are getting their new school.

Together, we are building more than a school — we are building opportunities, excellence, and a stronger future for generations to come.
5 days ago, Bryan County Schools
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Thank you, Bryan County, for approving ESPLOST & School Bonds!
5 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Thank you for Approving ESPLOST & School Bonds! Your Voice Was Heard!
Congratulations to both Bryan County Middle High School and Richmond Hill High School for being named AP Honors Schools! We are proud of our students, teachers, and staff for their hard work and dedication to academic excellence.
7 days ago, Bryan County Schools
AP Honors Schools - BCHS AP Challenge School and AP STEM School & RHHS - AP STEM School and AP STEM Achievement School
Congratulations, Class of 2026 Graduates!
9 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Class of 2026 Graduates

Bryan County Schools is proud to announce the valedictorians and salutatorians for the Class of 2026! Congratulations to Andrew Long, Valedictorian, and Aubrianna Stewart, Salutatorian, of Bryan County High School; and Catherine DiMarzio, Valedictorian, and Jacob Ilyasov, Salutatorian, of Richmond Hill High School.

These students have demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership, and perseverance throughout their academic journeys. We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished and look forward to seeing the impact they will make in the future.

12 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Bryan County High School Valedictorian - Andrew Long and Salutatorian - Aubrianna Stewart
Richmond Hill High School Valedictorian - Catherine DiMarzio and Salutatorian Jacob Ilyasov
Bryan County Middle High School and Richmond Hill High School proudly took part in Georgia’s Future Educators Signing Day, a statewide initiative led by the Georgia Department of Education, on May 5, 2026. This special event recognized 18 seniors from the Class of 2026 who have committed to pursuing careers in education. We celebrate these students for stepping into a profession that shapes the future and for answering the call to make a difference in the lives of others.
20 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Bryan County School Future Educators
BCHS Future Educators
RHHS Future Educators
This week, we recognize and thank all of our educators, from custodians and bus drivers to paraprofessionals, support staff, and teachers, for the important work they do every day.

To all the amazing educators who inspire, guide, and empower our students every single day - THANK YOU!
21 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Thank you Educators - Educator Appreciation Week May 4-8, 2026
Bryan County Schools is excited to congratulate our School-Level Teachers of the Year. We are grateful for these exceptional educators whose dedication, enthusiasm, and commitment to student success shine through in all they do.
28 days ago, Bryan County Schools
Bryan County Schools Teachers of the Year
Reminder! Early voting starts Monday, April 27th and runs through Friday, May 15th from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Saturday voting will be available on May 2nd and May 9th.

Registered voters can cast their ballot at either location:
📍Harn Community Center - 91 Lanier Street in Pembroke
📍 Richmond Hill Recreation Complex - 508 Timber Trail in Richmond Hill

Let your voice be heard!
about 1 month ago, Bryan County Schools
Reminder! Early voting starts Monday, April 27th and runs through Friday, May 15th from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Saturday voting will be available on May 2nd and May 9th. Registered voters can cast their ballot at either location: 📍Harn Community Center, 91 Lanier Street in Pembroke 📍 Richmond Hill Recreation Complex, 508 Timber Trail in Richmond Hill Let your voice be heard!
Monday, April 20th is the final day to register to vote. Make sure your voice is heard on May 19th.
about 1 month ago, Bryan County Schools
Last Day to Register to Vote - April 20, 2026
April is the month of the Military Child!

On April 15th, we’re wearing purple to honor the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of military-connected children. These amazing students face unique challenges with courage and adaptability, and we celebrate them!

Join us in showing support by wearing purple and help us recognize the heroes behind the heroes.
about 1 month ago, Bryan County Schools
Purple Up - April 15th for Military Children
Happy National Assistant Principals Week!

This week we celebrate the incredible leaders who support our students, staff, and school communities every single day. Your dedication, guidance, and behind-the-scenes work do not go unnoticed. Thank you for all you do to make our schools stronger and more successful!
about 2 months ago, Bryan County Schools
National Assistant Principals Week

Bryan County Schools spends less and outperforms districts across the region and state.

In business, one thing matters most: RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI). Before making a decision, you ask—what value am I getting?

That same question applies here in Bryan County.

Our schools have consistently delivered a strong return for our community. Investments in Bryan County Schools have supported high-performing schools that attract families, strengthen our workforce, and contribute to the value of our homes.

Families are drawn to Bryan County because of our schools.
Strong school performance plays a role in property values.
Student success contributes to a stronger local economy.

As our community discusses future projects through ESPLOST, it’s important to stay informed, ask questions, and make your voice heard. Understanding the impact of past investments can help guide conversations about what comes next.

Have a Voice - Vote May 19, 2026

about 2 months ago, Bryan County Schools
Per Pupil Expenditure vs Performance
When combining strong academic performance (CCRPI) with efficient use of resources (FESR), Bryan County Schools ranks as the 3rd most financially efficient district in Georgia!
about 2 months ago, Bryan County Schools
Bryan County Schools ranked 3rd most financially efficient school system in GA.
Bryan County Schools wishes our students and staff a happy and safe Spring Break!
about 2 months ago, Bryan County Schools
Spring flowers with a yellow square and the Bryan County Schools logo
Tourism continues to make a BIG impact in Bryan County! According to the Richmond Hill’s Convention & Visitor Bureau, in 2024 alone, visitor spending reached $142.6 million. Tourists helped generate over 1.4 million pennies toward ESPLOST.
These investments support our schools, students, and community every day.

Have a Voice - Vote May 19th!
about 2 months ago, Bryan County Schools
chart showing visitor expenditures by year from 2018 through 2024