October is National Principals Month! Help us celebrate our amazing principals for their hard work. Principals, thank you for being a guiding light during these challenging times! #ThankAPrincipal #OneBryan
Friday, August 21st is a Staff Planning Day so there will be no school for students.
It’s finally here! The 2020-2021 school year begins tomorrow morning! We are looking forward to having our students in our hallways or seeing them online. We have truly missed you! Whether we see you face to face or digitally – we are ready and hope you are too! It will be a fantastic school year either way!
#OneBryan #WeCareSoWeWear
Virtual Open Houses for the 2020-2021 School Year! Please be sure to check the website of your child's school for Open House dates and information.
First day of Preplanning for the 2020-2021 School Year begins July 28th. Welcome back to all of our amazing Bryan County Schools teachers!!
To all our amazing fathers out there:
Today, we remember and honor our fallen heroes.
This week marks the end of the 2019-2020 school year – we made it!! The year certainly didn’t go as planned and want to thank everyone for their role in continuing the learning process! We have amazing students, parents, and staff in Bryan County Schools!
Please check with your school for specific instructions to return any library books, Chromebooks, or any other remaining borrowed materials.
Thursday will be the last day for Meals on the Bus and Curbside Pickup.
Congratulations to all our graduates! We are so proud of you! Best wishes on your next adventure!
End of Year Progress Reports
Happy Mother's Day to our amazing moms!
It has not been easy, but our teachers exceeded all expectations as our district transitioned to a completely new environment where they didn’t have their students in their classrooms every day. We have seen them in virtual meetings and calls, in videos, on social media, even in parades through our neighborhoods showing their love and missing their students. Their passion for their profession and their students has shown through and we appreciate all they have done to make sure our students know they are cared about. We wish them a heartfelt “Teacher Appreciation Week” in true appreciation of our amazing teachers!
Every October we celebrate National Principals Month, however; we want to recognize them again today for National Principals Day! We appreciate their leadership and want to say “THANK YOU” for everything they do everyday and especially leading us through digital learning! We have the best in the business!
This week's Employee Spotlight is Jackie Frost from Richmond Hill Primary School. Join us in thanking Jackie for exemplifying "Excellence in Everything!"
We'd like to thank our administrative assistant staff who work in countless ways behind the scenes to keep our schools and offices running smoothly!
In celebration of Administrative Professionals Day, we invite you to give a shout out to them for contributing to the success of our school district!
On April 23rd, Bryan County Schools will participate in its second 7-day food delivery and pick-up program. While there will be no changes to the operation in north Bryan, there are slight modifications to increase efficiency in south Bryan to include alternative routes and 2 additional pick up sites on campus.
Individuals entering onto Wildcat Drive will continue along the regular route as denoted in blue. However, once this line begins to fill, overflow cars will be directed to the front of east campus as shown in yellow and will exit using Wildcat Drive (yellow arrows). An additional entrance into west campus will be open with cars being directed to the front covered area of the west campus and exiting out of the parking lot onto Harris Trail (green arrows). Please keep in mind, buses with meals will also be available at Plantation Apartments, Ashton Apartments and in the Piercefield subdivision. The amount of food received by the District as a whole will allow it to serve approximately 4,000 students for a total of 56,000 individual meals. While federal regulations allow persons to participate regardless of income, it is our hope these meals reach the families with the most need.
This week's Employee Spotlight is Becky Slagle from Richmond Hill Middle School. Join us in thanking Becky for exemplifying "Excellence in Everything!"
Due to the possibility of hazardous weather conditions, the Bryan County Schools Meals on the Bus - Delivery Service will not be operating today. However; individuals may still pick up meals at Bryan County Elementary School and Richmond Hill High School from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Transportation of meals is expected to resume tomorrow.
This week's Employee Spotlight is Andie Screen from GW Carver Elementary School. Join us in thanking Andie for exemplifying "Excellence in Everything!"
It is a simple process and we encourage you to apply! Please use this link to complete your application: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Application
