Our organization employs two types of people – those who teach and those who support those who teach. Just as we recognize exceptional employees who teach in our organization, we want to take the opportunity to also recognize some of our most outstanding staff who support those who teach. Through this series, we will introduce you to support staff who exemplify “Excellence in Everything.” Please join us in thanking these employees for their hard work and dedication to Bryan County Schools.
This week is Karen Sampsell from George Washington Carver Elementary School:
We want to welcome everyone back from vacation and look forward to seeing you tomorrow morning! Hopefully you had a safe and enjoyable break. We had some exciting news happen recently that we want to share with you–
*Richmond Hill High School’s football team won the Elite Eight match up on Friday night and heads to the Final Four. RHHS will host Allatoona High School on Friday, December 6th at 7:30 in Wildcat Stadium.
*Lanier Primary School and Bryan County Middle School were recognized on the Georgia Department of Education’s Title I Reward Schools List. Reward Schools are among the greatest-improving 5% of Title I Schoolwide schools.
Congratulations to these three schools!
Enjoy and have a safe holiday break!
Our organization employs two types of people – those who teach and those who support those who teach. Just as we recognize exceptional employees who teach in our organization, we want to take the opportunity to also recognize some of our most outstanding staff who support those who teach. Through this series, we will introduce you to support staff who exemplify “Excellence in Everything.” Please join us in thanking these employees for their hard work and dedication to Bryan County Schools. This week is Catherine Dunbar from Bryan County Elementary School:
American Education Week—November 18-22, 2019—will present all Americans with a wonderful opportunity to celebrate public education and honor individuals who are making a difference in ensuring that every child receives a quality education.
We had a great turnout for the first redistricting forum on November 14th. After a brief introductory presentation by Dr. Brooksher, the participants broke up into small groups. In these groups, the audience was able to voice their questions and concerns for consideration. The next forum will be on Thursday, December 12th, 7:00pm at Richmond Hill Middle School.
Keeping safety in mind with the implementation of roundabouts across the county, we ask that everyone obey all traffic laws and pay special attention to buses, student drivers, and other motorists on the roadways. #OneBryan
Veterans Day is a time for us to pay our respects to those who have served. We stand united in respect for you, our veterans.
Veterans Day Holiday Weekend ~
Students return Wednesday, November 13
Our organization employs two types of people – those who teach and those who support those who teach. Just as we recognize exceptional employees who teach in our organization, we want to take the opportunity to also recognize some of our most outstanding staff who support those who teach. Through this series, we will introduce you to support staff who exemplify “Excellence in Everything.” Please join us in thanking these employees for their hard work and dedication to Bryan County Schools.
This week is Richard Bessert from Richmond Hill Primary School:
We are sharing our amazing Teachers of the Year in this series - please help us celebrate Lanier Primary School's 2019 Teacher of the Year, Wendy Seiler!
Red Ribbon Week -
Check with your school for specific activities and dress days
We are sharing our amazing Teachers of the Year in this series - please help us celebrate Richmond Hill Elementary School's 2019 Teacher of the Year, Jessica Orgeron!
Our organization employs two types of people – those who teach and those who support those who teach. Just as we recognize exceptional employees who teach in our organization, we want to take the opportunity to also recognize some of our most outstanding staff who support those who teach. Through this series, we will introduce you to support staff who exemplify “Excellence in Everything.” Please join us in thanking these employees for their hard work and dedication to Bryan County Schools.
This week is Rhonda Brown from Bryan High School:
National School Bus Safety Week serves as a reminder for students, parents, teachers, and the community to keep school bus safety in the forefront.
We would like to thank our bus drivers for getting our students to school and back home safely every single day.
We appreciate all of you!
Together against bullying. United for kindness, acceptance and inclusion. Wear orange and visibly show that our society believes that no child should ever experience bullying.
The construction of the new South Bryan Elementary School remains on schedule for opening in August 2020. Important details regarding the redistricting process can be found at http://www.bryancountyschools.org/o/bcs/page/redistricting
We are sharing our amazing Teachers of the Year in this series - please help us celebrate Richmond Hill Primary School's 2019 Teacher of the Year, Susan Fennell!
We are sharing our amazing Teachers of the Year in this series - please help us celebrate Bryan County Middle School's 2019 Teacher of the Year, Quincy Hills!
We are sharing our amazing Teachers of the Year in this series - please help us celebrate Richmond Hill High School's 2019 Teacher of the Year, Denise Bixler!
Our organization employs two types of people – those who teach and those who support those who teach. Just as we recognize exceptional employees who teach in our organization, we want to take the opportunity to also recognize some of our most outstanding staff who support those who teach. Through this series, we will introduce you to support staff who exemplify “Excellence in Everything.” Please join us in thanking these employees for their hard work and dedication to Bryan County Schools.
This week is Martena Shoots from Lanier Primary School:
