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1. After needing 13 liters of blood for a surgery at the age of 13, a man named James Harrison pledged to donate blood once he turned 18. It was discovered that his blood contained a rare antigen which cured Rhesus disease. He has donated blood a record 1,000 times and has saved 2,000,000 lives. – Source2. The record for most passengers on an airplane was set in 1991 when 1086 Ethiopian Jews were evacuated on a Boeing 747 to Jerusalem. The plane landed with 1088 passengers as two babies were born during the flight. – Source3. A 125-lb woman won the Wing Bowl XXII eating contest (record 363 chicken wings). The next day, she won the Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival (5 lbs of bacon in 3 min), after winning the IHOP Pancake Bowl (59 pancakes). The next day, she conquered the Adam Emenecker Challenge by eating 5 lbs of barbecue. –Source4. The Two oldest cats on record lived to 38 and 34 years old, both were owned by the same owner and lived off a diet of bacon, eggs, broccoli and coffee. – Source5. “The sixth sick sheik’s sixth sheep’s sick” is listed by the Guinness Book of Records as the hardest tongue twister in the world. – Source6. Jonathan Lee Riches got the Guinness world record for having filed the highest number of lawsuits in the world. When he heard of this, he sued the Guinness Book of World Records – Source7. Cliff Young at the age of 61 ran an ultra-marathon and broke the record by two days. He had no formal training, ran with no sleep, and beat sponsored, young athletes. He remarked that the race “wasn’t easy.” –Source8. The world record for non-stop Pushups is 10,507 by Minoru Yoshida, which was set 33 years ago. –Source9. Stephen Fry claims the UK record for saying ‘fuck’ on television most times in one live broadcast. –Source10. In 1972, a bomb went off in a commercial airliner, blowing it into several pieces and fell for 3 minutes before crashing on a frozen mountain top. One woman named Vesna Vulović survived and now holds the Guinness World Record for the highest fall survived without a parachute, at 33,330 feet. – Source11. John Cena holds the record for wishes granted with the Make-A-Wish foundation by any celebrity at over 400. – Source12. A man spent 121 days in room with 40 venomous snakes in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record of 107 days, only to be told that they no longer maintain that record after achieving it. – Source13. Ex-Prime Minister of Australia Bob Hawke once held the world-speed record for beer drinking. In his memoirs, he suggested that this single feat may have contributed to his political success more than any other, by endearing him to a voting population with a strong beer culture. – Source14. Spearfish, South Dakota holds the world record for fastest, most drastic temperature change of 49 degrees Fahrenheit in two minutes. – Source15. Teddy Roosevelt once held the World Record for most hands shaken in one day, with 8510 at a White House Reception. – Source16. The record holder for most survived lightning strikes, at 7, Roy Sullivan was struck while operating a truck, inside a ranger station, on two separate occasions after running/driving away from the storm, and immediately after the seventh strike he had to fight off a trout-stealing bear with a tree branch. – Source17. Annually a Masturbate-a-thon is held in San Francisco for charity. Money is raised based on length of time a person masturbates. Similar to a walk-a-thon paid by the mile. The current record is 10 hours. –Source18. In 1986, the United Way released 1.5 million balloons in Cleveland as a world record attempt. The release caused two deaths, millions in damages, and untold environmental damage. – Source19. The French military actually has the best military record in Europe, having won 132 of the 185 battles they fought in the last 800 years. – Source20. Crayola’s senior crayon maker, Emerson Moser, who molded a record-breaking 1.4 billion crayons in his 37-year career, announced upon his retirement that he was color blind. – Source

If you are bored, I strongly recommend try reading, read about things you know something about, then read about things you know nothing about. You may discover things about you, you never knew. Become curious and explore.I read because I love to read not because I am bored. I look forward to coming home after work and read, I actually look more forward to that than my dinner. You may say, that is strange, may be, and that is alright with me. You don’t like reading, why don’t you buy some gifts, toys and visit a child with cancer in a hospital, if that is too heavy and serious for you perhaps you could try some of the following:Source: List Galore!150 things to do when you're boredThis started out as a list just for kids, but I soon realized that most of these activities would be fun for people of all ages! So, whether you're a kid or just a kid at heart, here are 150 boredom busters to get you through the rest of the summer ... and beyond.And don't forget to check out our other list:101 things to do when you're boredFor even more fun activities to do when you're bored, visit Bored Blog Almighty or Bored Blog Almighty on Facebook!1. Challenge your friends to a marble tournament.(image via: eHow)2. Or fry up some marbles and make jewelry!3. Set up a lemonade stand. You could even donate your earnings to charity!4. Adopt a word.5. Play classic video games in your backyard.6. Sculpt with old books.(image via: Operation NICE)7. List 20 things you like about someone. Now give the list to that person and make their day.8. Host a movie marathon — but choose the DVDs with your eyes closed. Don't forget popcorn!9. Walk your dog. Or offer to walk a neighbor's dog. If you can't find a dog to walk, try walking your cat ... or your ferret. Or you could try washing your dog — or your neighbor's dog.10. Bring dog treats to the park and meet 25 new dogs.(image credit: ittybittiesforyou)11. Don't have access to a pet? Make your own! Gather some rocks from outdoors and glue or draw eyes on them. Print out a box template so you can package a pet rock to give to someone who might need a friend. Or make a bunch of pet rocks to sell!12. Find 10 gnomes in 10 minutes.13. Get some friends together and play blindman's bluff.14. Improve your vocabulary and help to end world hunger.(image via: Do Better)15. Prepare some jiggly finger jello. Or rainbow jello. Have a jello eating contest and eat with your hands behind your back!16. Or jiggle some virtual jello.17. Build paper models.18. Compose music with your computer keyboard.19. Organize an improvised sports day. Play ping pong on a table with 2 books and a rubber ball. Use plastic bottles as bowling pins. Play basketball or volleyball with a crumpled up piece of paper. Use pens as hockey sticks and a bottle cap as a puck. Or bend wire hangers to make croquet wickets .. and use toilet plungers for the mallets!20. Direct a mini movie starring your friends or members of your family. Write a script (or use your favorite book), make costumes, design sets and props. It doesn't even have to be very long — try making a one-minute movie! When you're done upload your movie to YouTube and share it with the world!21. Raining? Don't hide indoors. Whether you're 3, 13, 33 or 63, get out there and splash in the puddles. Feel the joy!(image via: Photojojo)22. Put together some photo puzzle blocks.23. Or assemble an old puzzle and paint your own picture onto the surface. Or cut up magazines and glue a collage onto it. Then separate the pieces (you may need to cut them apart) and see if you can put your puzzle back together again.Or build puzzles online.24. Give some old clothes a new life. Tie-dye a t-shirt or repurpose some jeans.25. Paint a room in your house. Or do a painting of a room in your house.You're reading 150 things to do when you're bored from 150 things to do when you're bored26. Write a letter to someone using only letters cut from newspapers and magazines. Or whip up a quick one online. Now mail it!(image credit: ktpupp)27. Microwave s'mores. Or peanut butter s'mores.28. Explore new worlds.29. Compile a list of 100 random things about yourself. Share them with us in the comments here!30. Memorize your favorite poem.31. Go for a whole day without speaking. Can you do it? Challenge friends or family members to join you.32. Write a letter to yourself to be read at your high school graduation. Or your wedding. Or at your 50th birthday party. What would you tell yourself?33. Try not to think about purple gorillas.34. Drink 9 glasses of water in one day.35. Name a puppy.(image credit: kebella)36. Learn the art of calligraphy.37. Send a thank you note to someone who did something nice for you.38. Write a book, a story or a poem. Print it from your printer, or just handwrite it using your nicest penmanship. Now give it to someone as a gift — or donate it to a library.39. Or, collaborate on a story with a friend, each of you taking turns writing the chapters.40. Don't know what to write about? People-watch at the park and make up stories about the interesting people you see.41. Challenge yourself to write a story that's only 100 words long (it's not as easy as you think!) — share it with us in the comments here!42. Illustrate an entire story (maybe your autobiography!) with stick people.(image via: Instructables)43. Play with your food.44. Run up and down the stairs. Can you do it 10 times? 50? 100? Now beat that!45. Catalog your books. Or inventory your socks.46. Invent your own board game. Use a board and pieces from an old game you don't use anymore (Candyland anyone?).47. Try to catch 25 grapes in your mouth, one at a time.48. Host a treasure hunt or scavenger hunt. For younger kids, create a wordless hunt, leaving only pictures (or photos) as clues. One clue will lead to the next, which will lead to the next, and so on. For teens and adults, try some of these ideas.(image via: Mad Maggie Designs)49. Whip up some homemade sidewalk chalk.50. Use your chalk to write something encouraging on the sidewalk — in 10 different places.You're reading 150 things to do when you're bored from 150 things to do when you're bored51. Brighten someone's day! Leave inspirational notes between the pages of library books. Or download spoke cards to secretly attach to people's bikes.52. Post a funny missing dog poster.53. Design funky cushions — enough to cover your entire bed!54. Construct a Rube Goldberg device (not like the one on Family Guy!).55. Rent some inline skates and hit the bike paths or sidewalks.56. Start an ongoing project — take a photo of something (yourself maybe?) everyday for a year or do something like the Uniform Project to raise money for a charity.(image credit: Tinkerbots)57. Build robots using items found around the house (please don't take the toaster apart without permission).58. Read comic books.59. Create your own comic book (printable templates here) or turn your favorite novel into a comic book.60. Get inspired with fun comic book covers.61. Assemble a shoebox all about you — decorate the outside to represent what others see, then fill the inside with objects to represent the things others might not know about you.62. Or create a childhood in a jar.63. Organize a camp out in your backyard — if you're not old enough to stay in the yard overnight just pitch a tent and spend the day.(image via: Craft & Design DIY Projects for Makers | Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers)64. Whip up some chocolate banana pops.65. Prepare a picnic to eat in your backyard. Or in the park. Or even in your living room.66. Engage in an epic waterhose battle (in the yard, not the house). Or how about a shaving cream fight? Or pelt each other with pudding!67. Follow an ant around the yard and see what ants really do all day.68. Plan a tea party with real tea cups and little sandwiches — you know, the ones with the crusts cut off.69. Learn a magic trick.(image via: Photojojo)70. Turn a book into a top-secret camera case71. When's the last time you made a fingerpainting? Create a masterpiece. Then try painting with your toes.72. Construct a sundial. Or just learn about how sundials work.73. Dye your hair with Kool-Aid (assure your parents it's not permanent).74. Check out what free activities are offered at your public library.75. Go for a walk with a memory box. Fill it with objects you find (rocks, old birds' nests, flowers, leaves, rocks, etc). Take pics to put in the box too. Use the items to write a story or create a collage or sculpture.You're reading 150 things to do when you're bored from 150 things to do when you're boredFor even more fun activities to do when you're bored, visit Bored Blog Almighty or Bored Blog Almighty on Facebook!76. Launch your own website or blog. Fill your site with movie reviews or blogging advice, or something else you're an expert at. Or help out someone else who would like to start one but can't quite figure out how.77. Plant flowers. If you don't have anywhere to plant them outdoors, plant them in a pot indoors instead. Or plant vegetables. Or try growing something exotic like a Venus flytrap!(image via: The Wool Food Mama)78. Or put together a terrarium.79. Build edible cookie houses with cookie wafers, candy and frosting. Customize them for upcoming holidays. Christmas has gingerbread houses, so why shouldn't Labor Day or Thanksgiving have houses too?80. Clean out the garage, the attic or the basement, gather up all your old toys and games and have a garage sale — you'll free up space and make a bit of cash while you're at it. Not interested in having strangers come to your sale? Have a private, by-invitation-only sale.81. If garage sales aren't your thing, sell your stuff on eBay. Or arrange a swap with friends or neighbors. Or donate your old clothes or toys to charity.82. Create a life-sized self portrait. Get a big roll of paper, lie down on it, and get someone to trace around your body. Now fill in the details.83. Write a haiku. Or get the internet to write one for you.84. How many things could you make with a cardboard box?(image via: McCormick)85. Tint sand with food color (or powdered paint) and create sand art in jars. Or make sand pictures.86. Sculpt with tinfoil.87. Become a mad scientist.88. Organize a traveling meal with your friends (works best if you all live close together). Go to House #1 for appetizers, House #2 for salad, House #3 for soup, House #4 for the main course, and House #5 for dessert.89. Not keen on all the traveling? Have a potluck instead.90. Pull teh tail bak and launch teh kitteh to nom nom nom 4 fud.91. Play telephone pictionary with your friends.(image credit: Oceanik)92. Blow gigantic bubbles.93. Try flying a kite with the kite attached to the back of your bike.94. Break or set a world record.95. Count how many licks it takes you to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop.96. Doodle on anything BUT a piece of paper. Try doodling on a leaf or a shoe ... or even a My Little Pony!97. Write a letter to your favorite famous person (find some addresses here). Let us know in the comments if you get a reply!98. Host the opposite of a slumber party — invite your friends over for a wake-a-thon. Can you stay awake for 24 hours straight? How about 36? You could even get pledges from neighbors and relatives and raise money for a charity.(image via: Martha Stewart)99. Use crayons and wax paper to create faux stained glass.100. Open your own bike wash. Set up a water-filled tub in the driveway, pour in some mild dish soap, grab some sponges, and invite the neighbors to bring their bikes and toys for cleaning.You're reading 150 things to do when you're bored from 150 things to do when you're bored101. Set up a track and have an itty-bitty Indy race with remote-controlled cars.102. Blow up a kiddy pool and invite everyone over for a pool party.103. Get the glass!104. Put your fork aside and eat with your fingers. Choose challenging foods like spaghetti and ice cream!(image via: Martha Stewart)105. Assemble French toast kabobs.106. Take a virtual tour of the White House.107. Declare a backwards day! Wear your clothes backward and start the day off right with a nutritious supper — dessert first!108. Or, have an opposite day instead.109. Put together a time capsule and bury it in your yard. Or hide it in your attic or basement.110. Compose a letter to future inhabitants of your house so they'll know what you and your family were like when you lived there.111. Construct fairy houses in your yard.(image via: Instructables)112. Make homemade ice cream drumsticks.113. Send secret messages to your friends using invisible ink.114. Explore the past.115. Collect something unusual — like sugar packets!116. Build a button yo-yo and practice yo-yo tricks.117. Set up an obstacle course in your yard.118. Transform yourself into a Starship Enterprise crew member.(image credit: Antony Pranata)119. Gather some stones and construct an inukshuk.120. Start a vacation journal to pass around among your friends. Have each friend take the journal along on their vacation to write in and attach pics of what they did. When they get home they can pass it on to the next friend who's going on holiday.121. Insert encouraging messages into helium-filled balloons and release them. Be sure to include your email address so people can contact you if they find one!122. Plan your family's escape route in case of fire.123. Build a bird feeder. Or a bird house.124. Adopt a pet (you'll need to get the ok from your parents or the other people in your house).125. Whip up some homemade smoothies. Or slurpees.You're reading 150 things to do when you're bored from 150 things to do when you're bored(image via: plum pudding)126. Put together some homemade ice cream sandwiches.127. Start a summer snowball fight.128. Laugh 400 times today. Keep count.129. Learn Morse Code.130. Head to your local dollar store and pick up supplies to make some of these awesome crafts.131. Build a clubhouse. Modify an old garden shed or playhouse you no longer use, or convert an unused corner of your garage or attic.132. Become a tattoo artist.(image via: Instructables)133. Put together a silly survival kit or make a pocket anti-boredom kit.134. Try Spam. No, not the internet kind. The real deal. Try out some spamtastic recipes.135. Read a novel from beginning to end in one sitting (it's ok to take bathroom breaks).136. Buy property on Mars.137. Make your own 3D glasses.138. Organize a neighborhood cleanup. Invite friends and neighbors to help.139. Assemble a shoebox dollhouse. Or a shoebox "action figure" house (action figures sold separately).140. Put together a pinhole camera.(image via: Dotdash)141. Concoct a baking soda volcano.142. Call your local fire department and ask (nicely!) if they conduct tours. If they do, arrange to take a firehouse tour. Bring the firefighters some cookies to thank them for their time.143. Learn how to tie a necktie.144. Decoupage a lunchbox.145. Spin a drawing.146. Go on an alphabet walk. Pick a letter of the alphabet and find as many things as you can that begin with that letter. Or, try to find something that begins with each letter of the alphabet.(image credit: Leo Reynolds)147. Take photos of the letters you see. Or, snap pictures of things that look like letters of the alphabet.148. Dig a hole.149. Whatever you do, do NOT push the big red button!150. Print out this list and separate the ideas with scissors. Put them all into a jar and any time you're bored, just pick one!

I have been to my school since age of 5 years old to now at 14 . I am stilling going to countied to school since 2024 . The school does provide for poor and broke family by make a free or lunch and breakfast aplications for kids in the district . They also provide for special needs students. I did choose virtuals for both semster . It more varies on teachers in middle school through high school . The grades can be confusing . The are 8 elementary and all them going to Kindergarten to 5th grade . One out of the 8 elementary has Pre-K buidling so it techinally goes to Pre-Kindergarten to fith grade in elementary . Then there is two middle school which is 6 and 7 th grade . There jr. high school which is to eigth grade to nith grade . Then the high school goes to from 10th grade to 11 th grade . Every students will get student id number whichIn all these recovery credit will be given a FR . As of 2021–2022 there are school progams for virtuals and onsite. Onsite campus will probally be back to it same old way . In March 1 , 2021 the middle , jr. high , and high school closed down the appcalation to Buzz Academy and it depens if you have a students with IEP or team your kids fits in specific area . If your kids your are exepect to progam but their is still chance to get kicking out . Your students has dyslexia, Specch , ot , pt and they can have therpay specific times on their needs so will onsite studentss. There are two types of virtual for 6th graders to 12th graders which will relive to Sychronous which is on zoom with a district certifed teacherd and will have daily lives Zoom sessions . Asychronous students will be expected to complete assinged coursework each week in all enrolled course for attendic . Sycohronous students will be graded the same as onsite learner s. Asychronous studdents will be expected to complete asinged coursework each week in all enrolled course to make academic progess . If a students drops below 70% , the he/she will be required to participate in intervention support . If academic progess does not imrove than a meeting will be helt with an adminstartor and parent to determine the best instructional option for the students . In the disicpline , All virtual students will have same behavior expectations. In my school athletes can still played sported even if they do virtual progam and are allowed to particapate in athletics and extracurriculars actives . For 6–8, students will remain on roasters at their zoned school for extracurricular actives . They must attends these classes in-person . It is parents repsonible or gurdains responbility to aand from these activies during the student’s schedule . The last time , I know that middle schoolers will have to comment a full-school year virtually . The middle schoolers are 6th , 7th , and 8th . The high schoolers are 9,10 ,11 , 12 . The 8th graders and 9th grades shared a buidling called the jr. high . The pre -schoolers will be only grade to not have a virtual options and yes they do have ami packets like the elementary and some secondary school .Elementary :Atendances1. Students will be expected to attended a daily live zoom sesions2. All students will be recorded for during daily live zoom sessions .3. In a circustances of a power failures or lost internet , the student or parnet should contact the teachers immediately.4. Administrator will meet with parents to discuss apporiate palacement if student’s internet connetion is not strong enough to meet requirements of attending virtual school .Assement :1. Students will take class assement through the apporiate2. Students will be reuqiade to attend onsite for all state assments such as NWEA ( K-2) , ACT Aspire , ELPA21 , DLM3. Studens will be requried to attend onsite for all NWEA Assements ( 3–5)Graidng :Virtual students will follow the same graiding prodcedures and guidlines as onsite . Students must complete assingments and asemessements by the deadlines . Additonal support will hbe provided to students needs based on their performce . If students are not mastering skills , an administrators will meet with parents to dicuss approiate palcacement . In the displine will be sames as onsite students and they are expect to display apporiat behavior on zoom ssesions and online discussions through google clasroom . If studentds does not follow displine apporiate behavior duing zoom or online discussion in google classroom , he /she could be removed from the zoom lesson . If they conutins , student could be romeoved from virtual learning and placed back into onsite learning . Parents are expect to attend parents oriten with your child , sing virutal student contract , provide aropiate place for students , schedule times to speak with teacher and does not interupts zoom sessions. If your kids has special needs they can have a therpay serivces range of Behaviroal , Dyslexia , Speech , Occupational , and Physical therpay . The speech , PT , and OT are all alivable during the summer in one school zone even though it is not a required ment . If you kids is not doing well in english and reading during secondary schools they will be put in learning specialist for English and Reading and the same can be said for math and science with the teachers by letting them to expect a vaule . Credits will not counted till the 9th graders . Your cap will not start until end of 5th grade Summer . You should prepare your kids bdslfjjd so I am odne with it is called Pin . That is mainy reason to check the libary books , pay the luch . When you reach the jr. high and high school will get students id card to help you pratice in the school dance but with more of flexible rule dancing code . My 8th grade math teacher said “ A 9th grade girl will be going to dance party in a limbo . A limbo is very long and expensive cars . Again , In the area I am in at this RV plalace for Rv and tailers . Their is fithwheeler which will usally cause about 67,000 to 75000 for as low inter price by calling . The estimate payment is 0 dollars . Back to my opion about school , The virtual is may not the best option but even if I failed can be able to retake and get it . My school does has a saturday school and summer school for all ages . When its come to freshmans through seniors who can be able to recovering credits through credit recovery which is onsite virtual by teaching someonelesel and this enrollment is more of given to seniors . Retake is student who previously failed course or cource is which credit was denind . If you are going to attending a AP course who will repeated by a regular class. Both course will remian listed on transcripts with first being shows as FR ( failed and Recovering ) . Summer school is usally use for seniors students which is very limtied for high school students only .This is different from the elementary . It will be online like credit recovery one on self-paced computer program and you attend classs in a lab to talk all quizes and tests . There is a fee for each course students request to recover in summer school . s efore schools so they can be well-educaute and get basic knowdlegedMy school District Website : I am going to Bryant Public SchoolsTheir will be slide shows : Act aspire , Covid 19 updates , Spring Break , a district app , Opportunies for success and elementary virtual learning for 2021–2022 . There is arear to pause go back to same slides and play again . White thin half cicrle with B in it and rigth under it will said Bryant Public Schools . Under to rigth it will says Menus to the left it will have schools in Captial S and in a white font to be dropping arrowing that is down ward . There is white globe things if you clicked on it has english and spanish langauses and Searches bar . The avaibles through March 2- Apirl 1 . There is virtual learning guide in spanish and english with appacaltions for both spanish english .The Virutal Learning Guide :Bryant Public Schools will offer a virtual learning option in Fall 2021 for Bryant students in kindergarten through 5th grade who is wish to remain at home for instruction while maintaing the structure of a school day . Students will be assinged a virtual Bryant teacher and a virtual classroom . Students will have daily classes and required online sessions with their virtual teacher . Referred as sychronous instructions students will receive live lessons from teachers throught the school day using Zoom . Sychronous instructions allows for interactions between the students and teachers and provides a structure to a traditional school day for the student . Lessons and actives , mirroing the same academic standards taugth to students in traiditional classrooms , are completed in real time through interaction with teacher and virtual classmate . Bryant does not off any sychronus option for elementary virutal progam which means that the coursework is be completed anytime anywhere as long as it meets the teacher’s deadline ) for elementary students. In a white fonts with dark blue colore it says “ Our elementary virtual learning progam provides Bryant with white underline committed to the success of each student . With a Blue mmassage with a quotation marks . Online learning is different from the traditional classroom . Successful online students tend to have following traits has to be punctal , self-motivated , self - disciplined , organize , computer literate , strong commitment , learn idenpently , strong reader , and strong parental support .Insturticons of virutal learning for elemenatary :* Students will be expected to attend daily live zoom* Students will be recorded during daily live zoom.* If circumstances of power failures or lost internet , the parent should contact the teacher immedialtely .* Administator will meet with parent to discuss apporiate palacement if studnet’s student internet connection is not strong enough meet requirments of attending a virtual schoolAssment :* Students will take class assemetns thr onsite for all states assements such as NWEA ( K-2) , Act Aspire , ELPA21, DLMough the apporiate platform* Students will be required to attended* Students will be required to attend onsite for NWEA assemnts ( 3–5)Grading :Virtual students will follow the same graidng procedures and guidelines as onstie learners .* Students must complete assigments and assessment by the deadlines* Addtion support will be provided to students based on their performance .* If a students are not master skills , an adiminstrator will meet with parents to discuss approiate palacementDicipline :Virtual students will follow the same discipline procedures and guidelines as onsite learners and adhere to Bryant Public Schools Student Handbook Polices .* Students will be expected to display appropiate behavior during Zoom sessions and when paraticing in online discussions in Google Classroom .* If student does not follow the discipline polices , he/she could be removed from the Zoom lesson .* If students behavior issues continue , students could be removed from virtual learnign and palaced back into onsited learning .Speical Service :Special Education : The IEP will meet to make a reconmendation if virutal learning is apporiate for the SPED student .English Langaugge Learner : The LPAC will recommend if virtual schooling is apporiate for ELL Student.%04 : The 504 team willl recomend if virtual apporiate for the 504 StudentsGifted and Taltend : Studens will have opportunity to particpated in the giffeted progamDylexisa , Speech , OT/Pt : Students will have access to apporiate thearpies service and will be scheduled specific times for therapy based on their needs .Parents expected to :* Attend Paretent Orietation with your student* Sing and adhere to the Virtual Student Contract* Provide an apporiate place for student learning at home* Students interuptions or distractions in learning areas ( pets , background noise , tv, electronics , etc.).* Schedule time to speak with the teachers . Do not interupt a Zoom session .* Provide student support especially to younger students* Communicated with student’s teacher* Provide acess to reliable internet connectionStudents expected to :* follow all policies , handbooks and procedures including attendance , assgiments and behavior* Be present and engaged in all required daily Zoom classes .* Log into Google Classroom or SeeSaw daily to check assignments .* Complete Assignments and assements by the deadlines* Dress aproiltey for class ( follow Elementary Student Handbook )* Eliminate distractions such as pets , background noises , indivuals other than the student participating in Zoom sessions .* Have independent study skills and strong organizational skills .* Communicate with your teachers when you need help .If a parent/or student contract is not upheld , then student may be required to onsite learning.Ensurign Student Success :The following will be used to montior academic progess for online students :* attendaces* classroom assesment* Assigments and participation* NWEA ,Act Aspire , ELPA , DLMK-5 Sample Virtual Schedule :8 :00 am Capturing Hears and Overview of the day8: 15 Live Zoom : LIteracy ( phonological , phonics , vocabulary , comprehension , fluency , lanague and writing )10 :30 Live Zomm ( counting and cardinality , operations and algerbraic thinking , number and operations in base tens , measurments , and data , geometry , and fractions)12:00 Lunch12:30 : Teacher schedules by Zoom or students work idepently* Science Pratice* Indepent reading* Social studies pratice* math practice* small group intervention* Zearn* Indepent invertetion* MobyMax* Literacy Practice* Whole Group Enrichment1:40 Weekly Activity Classes ( Pe , Music , Art , Libary )* Counseling *2:30 Recess3:00 School Day EndsDistrict Overview :Bryant School district encopasses 345 square mile of land in Saline County and supports all or portions of Bryant , Alexander , Benton , Salem , Mabelvale , Shannon Hills , Paron , Baxite , and Avilla .The district serves more than 9,100 students in our ten schools . The Pre-K Progam ( 4 yrs) is located at Bryant Elementary School .MMission : Bryant Public Schools create opportuities for academic and personal sucess to ensure all students are future ready.Visions : Bryant Public Schools will be the state/’s premier provider of educational services .Goals :* Students demonstrate awareness that personal effort in education will maximize their potential for a greater quailty life .* Lifelong learnign is fostered through challenging , innvoative and diverse learning experiences for students , staff and the community .* Education is vauled and supported by the entire community and is delivered in safe , secure , and the communtiy.* Recurit and retain a quality teaching force and support personnel to facilitate student learning .Grade Configurations :Elementary Schools ( Grades K-5) :Bryant Elementray ( Prek-5)Collegivlle ElementaryRobert L. Davis ElementaryHill Farm ElementaryHurcaine creek ElementaryParkway ElementarySalem ElemenatrySpringhill elementaryTwo Middle School ( 6 & 7):BryantBethelOne Jr. High (8 and9)Bryant Jr. HighOne High School( 10–12)Bryant High SchoolPre-school Website :* Our school day 7:50 am - 2:50 pm . Students are expected to be present for the instructional day to particapate in the progam* Before and After care is aviable for those who need early drop-off and/or late pick-uo . The cost is $ 40 per week* Bryant PreK is funded through the Arkansas Better Chance for School Sucess Grand , Child Care Development* Private tution sis $135 for the 2020–2021 School Year . This includes meals , extended care , and supplies .* Bryant Pre-K has 8 classrooms , each with a teacher and a paraprofesional . Our Early Childhood Special Education Prgram has three teachers , three speech-languge pathologists and two para profesions .* The Bryant PreK Utillize a play-based curriculm tha tincorporates concepts .from the school district curriculums . Each of our teachers and paraprofessionsals has been trainded in Conscious Discipkine . Bryant PRek- K has completed the REACH Traning through UAMSElementary School Profile ‘s :Bryant Elementrary Profile’s :Our mission is to prepare our to be sucessful students , academically and socially , as they move up in the Bryant School district .Activities : As a pathway to becoming a hornet .THose are oppertunies1. TOTs2. Green Team3. Chess Club4. Quiz Bowl5. Destination Imagination6. Club Unfiy .The schpool hosts ;1. Arkansas Arts Council2. guest poets3. actors4. cultural perfomersCommuity Involvement :1. Green Team2. Special Olypics with Club Unify3. Arkansas CHildren’s Hospital CHristmas Drive4. Collectings funds for the American Cancer Society .BES has won the Salt Bowl Peanut Butter Drive two years in a row and is the dist Summer Cereal Drive Champion .Academics :Students are presented woth a challeging K-5 curriculm that includes rigorous standards and high expectaitons .Classrooms provide innovaties opportunties and meaningful experinces that lead to positive outcomes for students .Traditions :The longest standing elementaru school in the district , BES celenrates it rich history by naming hallways after teachers who server over 28 years on the campus . BES also celebrates the first African Amercian graduates of Bryant High School with sign in its cafetria .Excitning Progmas : Hornet Live is a highly successful news channel featuring students as morning news anchors . The anchors change daily to allow each student a chance to participate and make an apperance . The moring program feautres The Pledge of Alleginace , Moment of Slience , lunch menu , weather report , and annmoucements from the principal .Prinipal : Mark ScarletAssiant : Anela Maskschool masscot : HornetCollegeville Elementary :School Masscot : WildcatMission : To love , learn , and grow together to achieve success .Actives : CES offers many exciting activies including1. Robtics2. Chess Club3. Quiz Bowl4. Big Brother/Sisters Progam5. Green Team6. Honors Choir7. ArcheryPrograms :KICKS 5 is the 5th grade leadership program promoting Kids Improving communtiy through Kindess and Service . BHS Student Senate holds workshops to develop leadership skills in 5th grade students .Acadmeics : Collegevill Elementary is a collaborative leadership community school that strives to foster a sfe and effective learnign enviroment with the best interest of each invidual student in mind .Communtiy INvolement : Collegevill participates in district-wide and school fund raisers including Peanut Butter drive , Summer Cereal Drive , Toys for Tots , Wall of Hearts For Arkansas’s children hostipal , Arkansas Foodbank , Tacos for life : Feeding My Straving Children , KICKS 5 Officers Savaltion Arm Food Pantary and nursing home visit ; Santa with Badges .Awards : Collegeville Elementary is ranked in top 6 -10% for academic growth in the Arkansas School Recongition Program ,2017–2018.All Students Can Learn :CES focues on the inviduality of students and understand that in order to maitain a productive leanring enviorment through differentiated methods .Facitly and Staff memebres are train in the process of capturing Kids’ hears , a framework for implementing Bryant social and emetional learning program .Princip of this Schoo: Tami EdwardsAssiant Prinicpal : Lindsey McBrideThis School has a grade of B in the school year 2017–2018Davis Elementary:School Masscot : DolphinMission : Davis Elementary provides students with a quality education that prepares them for the global in the 21st century .Academics :Students are presents with challenging K-5 ciruculum that includes rigorus standards and high expectations . Classroom provide innovaative opportunties and meaningful expericenes that lead to positive outcomes for students .Actives / Progams :Students can participate in DES Green Team , Tot team , flag team , Student AMbassdors Program , Desitnation Immagination , Quiz Bowl Team , Chess Club , Refashion Club , Art Club , Robotics , and Basketball . Academc competitions included the 4th grade Math team , Noetic Math competition and Math Olypiad .Art Nigth : Students showscase instrumental musical talents , dance , and visual arts for all grades. Students have to opportuinty to show other students and family members what they have been learning during art and music class .Community involement :Opportunies include Rice Deport Peanut Butter Drive , Summer Cereal Drive , Jump rope for Heart / Amercian Heart Associations ; foods and toys for Healing Waters , the local communtiny outreach cjjkjsdkjjkskjadsdsdd=enter ; and serving U.S Veterans through Dogs 4 Warriors . Communtiy partenes include Geyer Springgs First Bastist Chruch and Boys and Girl Club for elementary.Learning Oppertunties :DES has a completed Greenhouse , and uses an Outdoor Classroom to provide opportunites for gardening and enviromental studies .School Grade : BPrincipal : Dondre HarrisAssiant Principal : Suzzanne McdermottHill Farm Elementary :School Masscot : Hoot OwlOur Vision : Hill Farm Elementary will be a school that creates leaders and lifelong learners . Hill farm adiminstators , teahcers and parents will work together to ensure success for all student with open lines of communcation vauled by all parties . We will focuses on leanring with the indivial with student’s need at heart of all decision . Hill Farm Elementary will be a place where students sucess are celebrate and school pride is evident .Academics : Students are present with a challenging K-5 curiculum that includes rigorous standard and high expectations . Classroom provide innovative opportunies and meaningful experiences that lead to positive outcome for students .Stuendent Activies :1. National Archery in the Schools Program ( NASP)2. Green Team3. Quiz Bowl4. Chess5. Destination Imagination6. Robotics7. Rise Readers8. Conmuntiy Club9. Bilangaua Ambassdors10. Music Club11. Ambassdor Club12. Girls on the Run13. Flag Team14. Coding Club15. Little Rockers Marathon16. Scripps Howard National Spelliing BeeParent and Family Involment :One school , one book , Family Game Nigth m Family Literacy /STEM Nigth , Family Fitness Nigth , Guest ReadersHill Farm PTO Activies - Muffins for Moms , Doughnuts for Dads, Father/ Daugther Sweetheart Dance , Mother/Son Glow Dance , Chirstmas on the HillWatch D.O. G DadsCommuntiny Involement :1. Alexander Communtiy Center2. Hunger Heroes3. Peanut Butter Drive4. Summer Cereal Drive5. Shop with a Cop Fundraisers6. Community Plastic Recyling Project7. Children ‘s Hospital Projects8. FSBC Encouragers9. After School Bus SnacksAwards :1. Arkanssas NASP State Champion 20192. National NASp Tournametn Participants 2017, 20183. District 5th grade Quiz bowl Champions 20194. Kindness Certified School 2019This in 2019–2018Principal of the school : Karen MetcalfAssitant Pricipals : LeeAnn McDanielGrade : BSpeical Projects : The HFES Schoolyard habiitab includes a Butterfly Graden , Feeding and Houses , and Beeeobesveratoryhurcian Creek Elementary :School Mascot : PatriotOur Vision : Huricane Creek provides a student driven learning enviorment that supports leaderships , accountability and academics exellence . Students and staff the vision to be P. A. T. R. I.O. T . S .Academic :Students are presented with achallenging K-5 curriculum thatincludes rigorous standards andhigh expectations. Classroomsprovide innovative opportunitiesand meaningful experiences thatlead to positive outcomes forstudents.Activtivites /Programs :Act of Kindness Team , Green Team , Flag Tema , Recorder Karaoke , Run Clinic, GT Programs , Quiz Bowl , Chess Club , Spelling Bee , Stock Market Game , Book Fair , Academic Fair , Breakfast Week , Red Ribbon Week , Stand UP to Bullying , Pink Partiot Day Partiot PrideLeadshipStuden COuncil, Ambassadors , Flag Leadership reaam , Media Helpers , Green Yrsm , Fire Marashalls , Pink Patriot CommiteeVision : The vision of Hurrciane Creek Elementary is for the students to become P.A. T. R. I . O. T. SProblem SloversAchiversTrustworthyRespectfulIntergrityOptimistTeam PlayersSelf ConfindentCommunity Involement :Hurricane Creek Elementary promotes positive characther by encouraging students to actively particpate in community projects . Students on leadership teams vist nursing home residents and take donations . Studens participate in “ Hat Day “ to raise donations for organizations such as Saline County Humane Society , homeless shelters , Feed AR Kids , and other faimiles and kids in need.Awards : Hurcaine Creek ranked in top 5% for academic performance in the Arkasnas School Recongition Program and in the top 6–10% for growthAnnual Events :Holidays at HurricaneArt WalkPink Patriot DayFathe/Daugther DanceMother/Son EventJog -A -ThonDr. Seuss WeekKindess WeekRed Ribbon WeekReading FairFamily NigthParkway Elementary :Our Mission : The Parkway fauclty and staff will meet educations and needs of every stidents with passion . Our Vision : Parkway Eleementary will be the Greatest School on Earth .All Students Can Learners :PES focuses on the invivualaitly of students and understand that in order to matiana productive learning enviroment , this indivulally must be catered through differenatied methods .progams :1. Art Mobile2. Bring You Parents to PE Week3. The Great Kindess Challenge4. Hispanic Heritage MOnth5. Black History Month6. Digital Citizenship Week7. Computer Science Week8. Instrument Petting Zoom9. RAP ( Read Aloud Parkway)Awards ;Lion Pride Award AssembilesCelebration BellsAcademics :Parkway Elementary is a collaborative leadership community that strives to foster a safe and effective learning enviroment with the best intrest of each student in mind .CCommunity Involment :Peanut Butter DriveBryant Christmas ParadeVeterans Day ProgamPet Supply Drive-Hummane SocietyRead Arcross America WeekCommunity ReadersJump Rope For HeartsPop tTops for Ronald McDonald HouseActives :GIRLS( Gaining Intellingence , Respect ,Love , Self-Esteem) CLubGreenT eamBilingual Ambassdors ClubLion Leader Leadership GroupFlag TeamLion Basketball TeamParkway ChoirQuiz BowlDesttination ImaginationRoboticsParkway News CrewParkway Media HelpersSpelling BeeLunch Bunch Reading ClubPrincipal: Michele LewisAssitant Principal : Kameron ErvinSchool Masscot : LIonSalem Elementary :School Masscot : TigerOur Vision : The faculty and staff at Salem elementaryt will strive to meet high expectaations by believing and investing in the lives of our students , families , and cmmunites through postive impacts .Academcis : Classroom offer differentiated instruction for all levels . Students at Salem Elementary know they are loved and appreciated for their uniqued gifts and talents . It is pace students at able to perform and gain benefits from school’s challening curriculum . Monthy PAW Pride attendance awards motivate students by recongizing them for behavior , responisbitly , and citizenship traits .Actives / Progams :Students can participates in Destiantion Imagination , QUiz Bowl , Chess Team , and Boy Scouts. Leadership programs include Student COunil , SWAT ( Student WHo Assit teachers ) , Student Ambassadors Program , Flag Crew , and Reclying Team .Athletic actives include Arch Team ( Arkansas Game and Fish Archer in the Schools ) and Girls on the Run .Salems News Crew : The Salem News Crew is a students led borcast journalisms team of fith graders .Each week the teams plans , writes , films , and edits the news .TStudents brainstrom ideas and research stories to hiligth upcomming events at Salem and Bryant Public School , as well as current events happening in the world .CCommunity Involment :Oppoortunies include Jump Rope For Heart , Holiday Food Drive , Peanut Butter Drive , Soktober Sock Drive , SWAT Team , Community Services , AGFC Fishing Derby Fail fAll Carnival , and Family NigthsCComunity Partners :Salem Fire DepartmentCommunity Pancake Breakfast and programs on campus ; Boy Scouts ; Salem Wall of Heroes and Veteran’s Day Ceremony; Saline COunty Mster Gardener’s Associaton ; Saline County VFW ; Summit Church ; Midtown Church ; Lowe’s ; and AGFCAwards :Salem ranked in the top 6–10 % for academic Growth in the arkansas school recongecongition progam , 2017–18.Springhill Elementary :School Mascot : EagleOur Mission : Creating leadrs who take responibilty for academic and behaviroal sucess.Academics :Students are presented with a challenging K_5 curriclum that includes rigrous standards and high expectations .CClassroom provide innovative opportuinies and meaningful that lead to postive outcomes for students .Actives/programs :Springhill has numbers of school group , clubs , and Team . The Student Ligthouse team is a very important group at SPES . They are instrumental in leading students to be great leadrs . SPES also offers the Green Team , TOTS Team , Major “s Minions, Screaming Eagles , Gadget Gurus , Five Alarm Fire Marshalls , Helping Hand s ,Eagle Ambassdors , Safety Pups , Springhill News and Shutterbuys . EVERY student is a mebeber in a quartely club of his/her choosing .As a Leader in Me school , both staff and students pratice daily the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Dr. Steven Covery .From Kindergartaten through fith grade , SPES students use their leadership notebook to set academic and behavior goals , track their progess , document their different classroom or building jobs and keep up as part of the Leader in Me process. Students then use the notebools in the spring for their student-led, parent teacher conferences.Community Involvement :Great leaders serve othersThe parent / student led Heroes for Hunger is instrumental in providing food for numerous family, especially during the hoildays . SPES Students and their faimiles were able to collect and distirbute food items including Thanksgiving turkey and Christmas hams for faimiles in the community.Awards:Spring ranked in Top 5% the past two year for academic perfomance in the Arkanasas School Recongnition Program .In 2018, Springhill Elementary was a recongied by the Universty of Arkansas Office for best growth scores in literacy.Food :Food boxes for Low Income with chidern : Families must have to apply for free or reduced meals in Bryant School District to qualify to receive food boxes . Boxes contains a main meal of Salisbury Steak ( 5) , potatoes, green beans , rolls , and breakfast consisting of Pop-Tarts , strawberries , and milk . Even though , It mainly ment for low-income but families are eligible to pick up food box , but limited boxes will be available .Free and Reduced Lunch informationChildern need healthy meals to learn . Bryant School district offers healthy meals every school day. Breakfast costs 1.75, 2.50 for Elementary & Middle School and $2.75 for Junior High and High School . Your children may qualify for free or reduced price meals . Reduced price is .30 cent for breakfast and .40 cent for lunch .Who is egible for free or reduce meals :* All children in households receving benefits from Supplemental Nutrition Assitance Program are eligbile for free meals* Foster children that are under the legal responsibity of care agnecy or court are eligible for free meals .* Children participating in their school’s Head Start progams are eligbile for free meals .* Children who meet the defitions of homeless , runawy , or migrant are eligbile for free meals* Children may recevie free or reduced price meals if you household’s income is within the limits on Federal Income Eligibilty Guidelines. Your children may qualify for free or reudced price meals if your household income fails at or below the limits .EzSchoolPay ( $3 fee to use ) :As the school year comes to a close , questions being asked about your child’s school lunch amount:* **Account Funds:** Any funds that have not been used on your child’s meal account automatically carry to the new school year , even if they change schools with the district.* **lance Transfers : **If all or a portion of the remaining funds on your child’s acount need to be transferred to another ( i.e older sibling graduate and you would like to move the remianing funds to another sibiling’s account)School Meals for Virtual Learners :Bryant schools will offer breakfast and lunch for students who have chosen virtual learning . Students must be enrolled in Bryant Schools to participate student names will be verified at pick up locations .Payment Options :Encorage all households to complete a Free and Reduced Meal Applcation . If your students was freer or reduced last year , a new application is required . Apply online or pick up at any school office .Virtual students will be chargred for meals at the same prices as blended (onsite) students. Meals must be paid advance or at the time of pick -up , unless eligibity is free.Breakfast : 1.75Elementary : 2.50Secondary : 2.75Elementary and Middle School ( onsite price) :Breakfast : 1.75Lunch : 2.50Jr. High and High School ( onsite Price):Alcacart Lunch ( 6th grade and up ) : $1.00–3.00Breakfast : 1.75Lunch : 2.75Adults do need to eat too :Adult Breakfast : $ 2.75Adult Lunch : $ 4.00Offer Verse Serve( Grades 1–5) :Bryant Public Schools is now participating in the Offer verses server program for meals in grades 1- 5 . Rather than being served a plated meal , offer verses serves allow students to decline a certian number of meals compotments and instead select foods they will eat and enjoy . Students get the nutrients they need for sucess in the classroom and less food is wasted .Students build a healthy meal by choosing the foods they intend to eat . For lunch, students are presented 5 food components : a meat or meat alternate , vegtable , fruit , bread or grain item , and milk . The students must select at least 3 items , with at least a 1/2 cup of fruit or vegetable .Students may selcet all 5 items . Milk is one of the optional choice . For those choosing milk , small water bottles are avaible . The BBreakfast program is opperated in much same way , four food items offered , with students selecting a minum of three .Lunch Menus :Prek Breakfast ( only for 4 yrs.):August 2020 :13 :EntereeChicken BiscuitFurit :Diced PearsMilk :1% Milk14:ENentree :BReakfast TornadoFruit :ApplesauceFresh grapesMilk : 1% milk17 :Entree ; CheerriosFruit : Banana!% Milk18: Sausage Moring rolls with Strawberries and milk19 : BReakfast Pizza with Grapes and 1% milk20 : Chicken Waffle Sandwich with Mixed Berries with Sugar glaze21: mini pancakes , diced peaches with 1% milk24: Breakfast Pizza with Apple slices25 : Egge and Cheese slider with fresh grapes and 1% milk26: Mini Pancakes with Fresh Strawberries with 1% milk27: Grilled Cheese with bacon with Pinaple tidbits with 1% milk28 : Panacke on stick with diced Pear and 1% Milk31 : Apple Frudel with Applesauce and 1% milk20/21 Breakfut : Not aviable20 /21 Breakfast : It will be the recent weekMonday 15 :Choice ofPancake on stick or mini pancakes with organe juicefruit and MilkTuesday 16:Cianmmon roll or Biscuit and sausage with orange juice17 Wesday :Breakfast Pizza or Poptarts with Organe juiceSkip the rest ofthe week .Jr. High :Breakfast Fruit: closedBreakfast Smoothies : Chocolate Banana Smoothie , Chocolate Frozen yogurt Strawberry Bannana SmoothiesHornet Fury or Strawberry SmoothiesChicken Frenzy : Popcorn Chicken with Tater Tots Secondary Green BeansTexas Toast Orange Juice fat free chocolate milk and fruitGrab and Go : Pizza Stick Secondary with Tatertos Secondary Green Beans Organe Juice , Fat Free Chocolate Milk , 1% milk and fruits .Homestyle Breakfast : Biscuit & Gravy or Scrambed Eggs PattyFruitMilkLunch Smoothies :Chocolate Bannana SmoothieStarwberry Bannana SmoothiesStrawbeerry SmoothieHornet FurrySandwhich Lines :All Beef Hot Dog with Tatertots secondary Baked Beans SecondaryFruitMilkGrab and go Breakfast : Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Pizza or Cereal , Trix , Organge JuiceHomestyle : CHicken Tacos with Lettuces& tomato cup Pinto beans Secondary salasa cup , Tortialla CHips , Queso Blacon Secondary Fruit and MilkPizza : Personal Pizza or Cheese Pizza with Baked Beans Brocoli Florets , Fruit and MilkSuElementary and Middle School LunchMozzerall Cheese Stick maraniar sauce or pizza sauce with Salad with Ranchand fried Okrahifh school may have similar lunches to jr. High so I will only do the ones that jr. high school don’t have and it everyone sames .The website has interactive menus : that you can already build-a meal and filter allgerins . As well dietary Prefences . LanaguesLanugause avabile : They are over 7,000 lanagues1. Afrikanis2. Albanian3. Amharic4. Arabic5. Armenian6. Azerbaijani7. Basque8. Belarusian9. Bengali10. Bosnian11. Bulgararian12. Catalan13. Cebuano14. Chichewa15. Chineese ( simplified )16. Chineese ( Traditional)17. Corsican18. Croatian19. Czech20. Danish21. Dutch22. Esperanto23. Estonian24. Filipino25. French26. Frisian27. Galician28. Georgian29. German30. Greek31. Gujarati32. Haitian Creole33. Hausa34. Hawaiian35. Hebrew36. Hindi37. Hmong38. Hungarian39. Icelandic40. Igbo41. Indonesian42. Irish43. Italian44. Japanese45. Javanese46. Kannada47. Kazakh48. Khmer49. Kinyardwanda50. Korean51. Kurdish ( Kurmanji)52. Kyrgyz53. Lao54. Latin55. Latvian56. Lithuanian57. Luxemborughish58. Macedonian59. Malagasy60. Malay61. Malayalam62. Maltese63. Maori64. Marathi65. Mongolian66. Myammar ( Burmese)67. Nepali68. Norwegian69. Odia (Oriya)70. Pastho71. Persian72. Polish73. Portuguese74. Punjabi75. Romainian76. Russian77. Samoan78. Scots Gaelic79. Serbian80. Sesotho81. Shona82. Sindhi83. Sinhala84. Slovak85. Slovenian86. Somali87. Spanish88. Sundanese89. Swahili90. Tajik91. Tamil92. Tatar93. Telugu94. Thai95. Turkish96. Turkmen97. Ukrainian98. Urdu99. Uyghur100. Uzbek101. Vietnamese102. Welsh103. Xhosa104. Yiddish105. Yoruba106. ZuluEarly Child Education:Already mention about pre-school program .Hippy :Dawson Hippy program is currrently enrolling 2–5 years of age for home-based , parent ivolement program . The program has 30 weeks of age-based curriculum designed for parent to teach learning skills to their child , providing a foundation educational success. Studies have shown that a home is one of the most important enviroments home is one of the most important enivorments of learning . Parents will come away firsthand knowledge of their child’s strengths and weekness confidence that thye can be their child’s first teacher . In orader to participat , a child must turn 2 before August 1 or 3/4 by Decembber 31.HIPPY - Home Instruticons for Studens of Preschool Youngsters :What to expect :Home-basd educators visit parents of 2, 3 , 4 , and 5 year old children , in the home , once a week for at least 45 minutes and role play elssons . Each set of lessons ,includes activires foucings on literacy , math , science , motor skills , and language delvelopment .Parents also meet with other parents int the program , at once a month , for group meetings desinged to enhance parenting skills . These two delivery mehtods , role play and group meetings , empower as their child’s fist and most important teacher .All lessons and storybooks are avaiable in engilish and spanish.Hippy for Little Learners Includes :Hippy for Little Leaners curriculm is speffically for two-year-olds. Hippy for little learners joins our existing currula for families of three to five -years olds and now makes the Hippy program a four year contium .* 30 weks of curriculum for parents that include develomentally apporiate actives and expernceis for parents to engage with their children .* Home visits that use role-play and guided sussions to support parents with the skills and techniques they need to interact effectibely with their young children .* 10 board books and a set of blocks for each family.* Expanded sections in each week called Spotligth on Development that introduces developmental ideas to families and encourages dialogue/* Family Feedback sections each week to encourge families to reflect on their children’s intrest , development , and growth .YYear 1 and Year 2 :* 9 storysbooks* 30 weeks of age and developmentally apporiate curriculum* set f colored shapes* crayons , scissors , pencials , glue, and other learning materialsThe 5-years old Hippy Curriculum Includes :* 8 Storybooks* 15 weeks of age and developmentally apporiate curiculum* Crayons , scissiors , pencils , glue , and other learning materialsSpeical Educations :eligbity catergoires :1. Autism2. Deaf-Blindness3. Deafness4. Emotinal Disturbance5. HEaring Impairment6. Intelctual Disability7. Mutiple Disabillities8. Orthpedic Impairmento9. Other Health Impairment (OHI)10. Specific Learnign Disability11. Speech of Language impariment12. Traumtic Brain Injury13. Vision ImpairmentContinuum Of ServiceWhats Least Restricted Enviorment :The least restrictive ( LRE) is the setting where studnets can most approaitley receive his or her educational services . The goal is to increase the oppertunities he or she has for accessing the general education classroom with non-disabled peers . A student should only be remove from the general education enviroment when the general curriculum is ineffective for him or her even when supplementary aids are provided.Genral Education Clasrooms :GThe Genreal Education classroom refers to a class taugth by a regular ccertified teacher . The classes include parparofessionsals who offer addtional support to students or special educaitn certiified [co-] teach with general education teacher .Total Resource Classroo: is desinged to provide students with direct instructions from a special education teacher in all core subject area . Academics , social skills , and independt fuctional skills are a focus . This class is particulary helpful do not deal with mutile teachers or transitions from class to class .Transional Resource Room : Is aways to trainsiton students from the CBI clasroom to the total Resource setting . The traiton total resource class is 1 teacher to 10 students with aid who in one elective class. Stidents attned Reading , English , Scienc e,and history with the same teacher and take two elective classes in the regular education sections . This class works on students gaining independence arond school , between classes , during lunch and in elective classes . Once students havegained the skills they need to function indepently around the school . They are moved to the Total Resource or Resource Class , This can being with one to two class be increased as students make progres and sucessful .Self-Contiante Classroom :The classroom is especially designed for students who highly structured program to develop daily lving . This class is limted to 10 students with one teacher and multiple paraprofessionals to provide personal care , supervision , and instruction .Intensive Support Classroom :There are just a few whose need for a high degree of supervision require a very small classroom of less than six students with a high ratio of staff to students . Programs are indivially designed to meet the varied needs of each student .Learning & Increasing New Keys to Success ( LINKS) :The LINKS program is desinged to meet the social , academic , and behavioral needs of students with behaviroal challenges . The LINKS programs serves students K-12 as a part of Special education program . LInks classes are staffed with a speical education teachers and trained paraprofessionals who provide academic instruction and social skills traning. Licensed therapists provide a group therpay sessions as well as individual and family thearpy as determined by the IEP teams .Community -Based ( CBI) :This classroom provides for students with intellectual disabilties the opportunity to learn and parctice fuctionals skills in a variety of settings . This instructionals model also facilites the transitions from school to work student with more serve disabitles .Cap Guide Book : I am goining to shop your course selection for each class .6th Grade :English / Reading ( Pick One) :Pre Ap English / Reading 6English 6/ Reading 6Science : Preap or Science 6Social Studies : Pre Ap Social Studies or Social Studies 6Elections choose one of these folowing options for electives : ( Pick One) :Option A :Rotation 1 ( Pe , Art , Keyboarding )Study SkillsBand ( must go to tryouts )Option B:Roations 1 : ( PE , Art , Keyboarding)Study SkillChoirOption C:Rotain 1 ( PE , Art Keybording )Band ( must go to tryouts)ChoirOption D :Rotation 1 ( Pe , Art , Keyboarding )Rotation 2 ( general music / health)study skills7th grade Course Selection:Eniglsh : Pre Ap English or English 6Science : Pre AP Science or ScienceMath : Pre AP Math or MathSocial Studies : Pre Ap Scoial or Scoial StudiesElectives : Chooe 1 years long and 4 semster perferences or 6 semester perfences . Both Band and chior can be taken , just adjust scheudle accordingly.Full Year Course :Band instrument :———————— ( if you have not try out in the previous or new to school)ChoirStudy SkillsSemster Course : PE ( required ) Keycode ( Require)Fine Art : ( Either Ar or Music is required if not in Band or Choir )Art or MusicElective courses are prefences only . These will be assigned as they fit into school you may/ may not get your preferences . Coures may changes based on school needsFamily / Consumer ScienceHealthTools for Learning ( Intro to Stem)Tools for Learnig ( coding )8th grade course Selction :English : Pre Ap Enlish or EnlishScience : Pre Ap Sciene ( accerlated to Phy. Sci. ) or ScienceMath : Algebra I or MathSocial Studies : Pre Ap Social Studies or Social Studies :Elective: one year and 4 semsters course or 6 semter prefecanes .Full Year :Concert BandHonors BandSymphonic BandJazz Band ( must also be in Conncert , honor , or symphonic bands)Semester Courses :Pe ( required )Exporling BusinessCareer Dev. ( required )Study SkillsDesing / Modeling ( Robotics)Fine Art :Art or Music9th grade:English : English 9 or Pre Ap ENglish 9Math : Algerba A/B ( 2 periods ) or Algerbra 1 or Pre AP Gemotery ( must pass alg. 1 first)Science :Physical SciencePreAP Biology ( must pass physical science first)Social Studies :Keystone & Civics or Keystone and Preap CvivicsSemsters Course :Creative writtingDramaMath : Pre Ap Math or Math 6ArtBussiness CommuncationMusic Apprection / TechBoys Cross country( fall)Girls Cross Country( fall)Boys Track ( spring)Girls Track ( spring)Boys Soccer ( spring)Girls Soccer ( spring)Baseball ( spring)Softball ( spring )Year Long Course :Honors BandsSymphonic BandMen’s Chours ( 9–12)Women’s Chours ( 9–12)Intro Energiering DesingIntro to proograming / coding ( Levels 1 & 2(AP Compute Science Principles ( Levels 1 & 2(Native Spanish 1 ( Native Speakers onlySpanish 1French 1ROTC / PE&Health Credit ( Air Force)Family Consumer ScienceSurvey BusinessBoys BasketsballGirls BasketballFootballSwimmingVolleyballTo be able to praticipate in sports who need habe 75 % or higher and has to try out or you will be put in Pe and health unless if you ROTC.Bell Schedule for Each schools :Pre- K : 7:50 am - 2:50 pmBryant Elementary :Drop off : 7:15First Bell : 7:45Tardy Bell : 7:55Dismissal : 3:10Last Pick UP : 3: 45 pmCollegeville Elementary :7:15 Building UnlockedBuses unload / Students report to hallway or Breakfast7: 35 Teachers arrive7: 50 Students dismissed to class-Instructions Day begins7:55 Tardy BellStudents arrving after 7:55 must be accompanied inside by a parent to the office to be signed in8:20 Morning Broadcast10:30 -11:00 Kingegarten Lunch11:00 - 11:20 Kindergarten Physical Activity10 :50 - 11 : 20 1st grade Lunch11:20 - 11: 40 1st Grade Physical Activiy11: 55 - 12:25 4 grade / 5 grade lunch12: 25 - 12: 45 4 grade/ 5th grade physical activity12:30- 1:00 3rd grade Lunch1:00 -1:20 3rd Grade Physical Activy3: 15 Car riders ( dismiss to front) / Day care / Early Bus ( bus loop)3:30 Late Bus ( hold kids in class , dismmis to front at 3:303:45 ALL Student Must Be PICKEd UP - teachers go off duty .Davis Elementary Schedule :Drop Off : 7:20- 7:55Start time : 7 : 55Tary Bell : 7:55Dimissal : 3:25Last Pick Up : 3: 45Hill Farm Elementary Scheudle :8:00 am - 3: 25 pmHurricane Creek Elementary :Doors Open at 7:15 amBreakfast 7:15 - 7:45First Bell Rings - 7: 45 am7:50 Tardy Bell3:10 DisissalParkway Schedule :7: 15 Drop Offf7:50 1st Bell7:55 _ Tardy Bell3: 15 DismissalBuses drops at 7:15 - Parents can drop anytime after buses leaves the lotFirst Bell- 7:55Tardy Bell - 8: 00Dismissal : 3: 17Last Pick Up : 3:55Springhill Elementary :Drop off - 7: 15First Bell - 7: 55Tardy Bell - 8:00Dismissal - 3: 25Last Pick Up Time : 4:00Bethel Middle School1st Period 8:00- 8:482nd Period : 8: 51 - 9:383rd Period 9: 41 10:316th grade Lunch : 11: 21 -11:567th grade 5th Period 11:21 -12:086th grade 5th Period 11:59- 12:46Lunch 12 : 11 - 12: 466th Period 12 :49 - 1:367th epriod : 1: 39 - 2 : 268th period : 2:29 - 3:16Homeroom : 3:19 - 3:30Bryant Middle 6th Grade Schedule :1st - 7: 45 - 8:332nd - 8:37 - 9: 253rd - 9:29 - 10:174th - 10 :21–11:09Lunch 11:14- 11:445th 11 : 49- 12:377th 1:33- 2:218 th 2: 25 -2:137th grade1st 7: 45- 8:332nd 8:33–9:253rd 9:29 -10:174th 10 :21- 11:095th - 11: 13- 12:01Lunch 12:06 - 12:366th -12 :41 - 1:298th 2:25- 3: 13BRyant Jr. High schedule :8th Grade :7:43- 7: 50period 1 7:50- 8:40Period 2 - 8:45 - 9:35Period 3 - 9:40 - 10:30Period 4 : 10:30 - 11 :25Lunch 11:30 - 12:00ADV ( Adviorsy) : 12:05 - 12:30Period 5 : 12:30 - 1:20Period 6 : 1:25 - 2:15Period 7 : 2:20 - 3: 139th grade :Same tops for 1- 4 periods as the 8th graders .5th period is 11:30 - 12:20 before having lunchLunch time : 11:30 -12:55ADV 1:00- 1:25The last two period 6 & 7 are same times as of 8th graders .Reuglar Scheudle7:50 First Bell7:55- 8:47 1st Period8: 53 - 9: 45 2nd period9:51 -10 : 43 3rd periodLunch A 10: 43- 11:1311:19–11:39 Advirsoy11:39 - 12:33 4th PeriodLunch B 11 : 23- 11: 5310:49 - 11: 09 Adviorsy11:09- 11:23 and 11 : 59- 12:33 4th PeriodLunch C 12: 03 -12:3310:49- 11:09 Advisory11:09 - 12:03 4th Period12:39 -1:31 5th Period1:37 - 2:29 6th Peirod2:35- 3:27 7th PeriodEarly Dismial :7:50 First Bell7:55–8:33 1st period8:39–9:17 2nd period9:23 - 10:02Lunch A 10:02- 10:3210 : 38- 10:58 Advisory10:58- 11:52 4th periodLunch B : 11: 42 - 11: 12 ( does this make sense to you)10:08- 10:28 Advirosy10:28 - 10:42 and again at 11:18 - 11:52Lunch C : 11 : 22 - 11 : 5210:08 -10:28 advisory10:28- 11:22 4th period11 : 58 - 12:35 5th period12:41 -1:18 6th period1:24- 2:01 7th PeriodEachs schools has differents clubs , actives , and as well programs . I already done it for all eleementary schools activiy . I will focus just on secondary schools .Clubs :1. Archery ( 6&7)2. Basketball - 7th grades boys3. BasketBakk - 7th grade girls4. Begining Band - 6th grade5. BMS H. E. A . T - 6th & 7th6. Cheer- 7th grade7. Chess 6th&&th grade8. Cross Crountry / Track - 7th grade9. Dance - 7th grade10. FCCLA - 7th grade11. FBLA ( grades 6–8 )12. Football -7th grade13. Quiz Bowl _ 6th & 7th Grade14. Student Council 6th & 7th Grade15. Volleyball 7th grade16. Yearbook - 6th & 7th GradeCUlb /Activity:1. Archery2. Cheer 7th3. Cheer 8th4. Cross Country5. Dance 7th6. Dance 8th7. Drama/Musical Theater8. FBLA9. Family Career and Communtiny Leaders of America10. Girl’s track11. Green team12. Hornet Helpers13. Project Pervent Yout Coalition14. Quiz Bowl15. Robotics16. Student Council17. Unidefied PE18. VolleyballClubs and ORganizations :1. Americain Sing Langauge2. Animeee & Manga Club3. Archery Club4. Arkansas Model United Nations5. Art Club6. Bass Fishing Club7. Best Buddies8. Betta Club9. Bryant High Shcool Ambassdors10. Bryant High School Steppers11. Chess Club12. Drama Club13. Future Business Leadrs of Amercia (FBLA)14. Fellow of Christian Athletes ( FCA)15. FCCLA16. French Club17. HEAT18. Hornet Readers19. HOSA( Sport MEdicine)20. JROTC21. Litery Magazine22. Mock Trial Team23. Mu Alpha Theta24. National Honor Society ( NHS)25. Partners Club26. Quiz Bowl27. Sexuality and Gender Acceptance ( SAGA)28. Spanish Honor Society29. SWARM30. Teachers of Tommorow ( TOT)31. YEA! Team32. Young Democracts/ Republicans33. Youth AliveSports :Presuqisites : Tryouts required1. Baseball2. Boys High School Basketball3. Girls High School Basketbal4. 9th grade Basketball5. Bryant White BasketBall ( 7th & 8)6. BEMS ( All Grades in the school and part of jr. high ) ( 7–8)7. Cross Country8. Cheer9. Dance10. BHS Footbal11. JV Football12. Bryant Middle Football 7th Grade White13. Bethel Middle Football 7th Grade Blue14. BJHS 8th Grade Blue15. BJHS 8th Grade White16. Golf17. Soccer18. Softball19. Swim20. Tennis21. Track and Field22. BHS VB Volleyball23. 9th Grade VB Volleyball24. BEMS 7tth Grade VB25. BMS VB 7th Grade26. WrestlingThat all I am going to talk about school and distirct website but I am going and do a little more research on the school district .Bryant Public Schools ir Bryant Public School district is a public school district a based in Bryant , Arkansas , United Sates. SInce the 2010–11 school year , the school district provides early childhood , elementary , and secondary education to more than 8,00 students in prekindergarten through grade 12 and employs more than 875 educators and staff at its schools and district offices . BPS encompasase 342.19 square mile of land in Saline County . It supports all portions of Bryant , Alexander , Avilla , Bauxite , Benton , Salem CDP , Shannon Hills, and Paron.History :In the early 1970s , polictical aide Carol Rasco set up the public school syste’s psychological counseling services while she worked in the district .On July 1, 2004 the Paron School District merged into Bryant School District becuse the state goverment considered Paron an isolate rural area . Due to low student pouplations and the resultign compications , the district closed Paron High School in 2006 and Paron Elementary School in 2015I thinking it is important if I tell you about Paron School District so you can learn some more . Paron School District No. 2 was a school distict headquarted in Paron , an unincoprated area in Saline County , Arkansas , United States. It operated Paron Elementary School ( K-6) and Paron High School 7–12 . On July 1, 2004 it merged into the Bryant School District . this merge occured due to a state law which requried a school distirct fewers than 350 students to merge with another school district . At the time the district’s fund balance was decreaing in size and the stat was about to rule the district as being finacial distress.Paron High was a high school in Paron , an uncorrportated area in Saline County Arkansas . At the time of its closure it was a part of Bryant School District and it served grades 6–12 , the school closed in 2006 and consolidated into Bryant High School .NBryant School District :Overall Grade : AA- AcademicsA- DiversityA TeachersA- College PrepA+ Club & ActivtiesB Health & SafetyA AdministrationA + SportsA FoodB + Resources & FacilitesNational :Best Schools Districts for Athletes America# 51 of 10 ,817Best Shcoool Districts in Arkansas# 673 of 10,760Arkansas:Best School Dirsticts for athletes Arkansas#2 and 239Best School Districts in Arkansas#5 of 239Dirsticts with the teachers in Arkansas# 16 of 241Most Diverse School Districts in Arkansas# 22 of 242Best Places to Teach in Arkansas# 29 of 241Safest School Districts in Arkansas# 133 of 239Little Rock Area:Best Place to Teach#1 of 18District with the Best Teachers in Little Rock Area# 1 of 18Best School Districts for Athlets Little Rock Area1 of 17Best School Districts in Little Rock AreaBEst Diverse School in little area#6 of 19Safest School Districts in Little Rock Area# 10 of 18Saline CountyBest School District for athletes1 of 4District with Best Teachers in Saline county1 of 4Safest school :3 of 4Percent Proficent for Reading : 57 %Percent Proficient - MAth : 62 %Average graduation Rate : 92 %Average Sat 1170 for 46 ResponsesAverage Act 24 out 917 repsonsesPouplar :1. Unviersty of Central Arkansas 770 Students2. Universty of Arkansas 646 studnes3. Arkansas State University 591 Students4. University of Arkansas at Little Rock 525 students5. Henderson State University 3856. Arkansas Tech Unviersity 3527. Pulaski Technical COllege8. Ouachita Baptist University9. Harding Unversisty 181 Students10. Hendrix CollegesStudents :9, 277All elementary schools is A- or AsThe two middle schoolare A graded schoolA- Bryant High SchoolA- DiversityyA- Cost of LivingA- Goods for FamilesA HousingPoor Review by ALum :Students , unless your’e an academic protgee or an athleter are completey overlook. Most sutdnets blend into the walls , and most teachers expect a hanful actually care about their students and where they end up after high school.AverageSenior 2- 27–2020 : Enjoy about Bryant High School is that we have Buzz Time and that allows us to learn more skills that just basic academic skills . For example, there are knitting classes that teach you how to knit as a beginner , so you can learn how to make something instead of buying it from a store .Parent :The school is too big , its hard to get through the traffics in the mornings and afternoons . There are so many students that doesn’t seem to be any personal relationship with teachrs . It used to be a good place to grow up.Feb 22, 2017Excellent School Reviews :Bryant has a variety of choices from athletics to the curriculum. They offer classes in the STEM program, and many AP classes for those wanting a challenge. They started a robotics program a couple years ago and also now have a 2 yr welding program that when you graduate, you are licensed in that field.Bryant has so many sports to choose from. From your basic baseball and soccer to fishing and tennis, award winning band to a 3x state championship football team. Of course, I'm proud to be a part of that state championship football team. The teachers and coaches at Bryant are top notch. They truly care about every student and making sure they are getting what they need while there, and were involved with me in finding the right school. I graduated in 2020 with a 3.8 in AP classes, and was honored to be recruited to Hendrix College to play football. Being a private school, and planning on Law school afterwards, financial help is needed and much appreciated. Thanks so much.That NavinceGreat schools .org:Below Average : State avg: 32 % below of average District : 0%Average : 20 % District State Avg : 38%ABove Average : District : 80 % State Avg : 30%Websites :Best Bryant Schools | Bryant, AR School Ratings | Best SchoolsEmpowering parents GreatSchools is the leading national nonprofit empowering parents to unlock educational opportunities for their children. We provide school information and parenting resources to help millions of American families choose the right school, support learning at home, and guide their children to great futures. Support GreatSchools in this effort! Donate Now!https://www.greatschools.org/arkansas/bryant/bryant-school-districBryant School DistrictEmpowering parents GreatSchools is the leading national nonprofit empowering parents to unlock educational opportunities for their children. We provide school information and parenting resources to help millions of American families choose the right school, support learning at home, and guide their children to great futures. Support GreatSchools in this effort! Donate Now!https://www.greatschools.org/arkansas/bryant/bryant-school-district/Bryant Public SchoolsCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/Bryant High SchoolHome of the Hornetshttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/bhsBryant Middle SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/bmsBethel Middle SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/bemsBryant AthleticsCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/athleticsBryant Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/beshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745117/Bryant-Elementary_School-Profile.pdfCollegeville Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/ceshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745120/Collegeville_School-Profile-18-19.pdfDavis ElementaryCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/deshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745126/Davis_School-Profile-18-19.pdfHill Farm Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/hfeshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745128/Hill-Farm_School_Profile-18-19.pdfHurricane Creek Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/hceshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745131/HurricaneCreek_SchoolProfile_20-21.pdfParkway Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/peshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745140/Parkway_School-Profile-18-19.pdfSalem Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/sesissjfjfjfjfjfjjfjfjSpringhill Elementary SchoolCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/o/speshttps://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/745193/Springhill_School-Profile-18-19.pdfLibary Links to All Schools have a Media Centers:BES LibraryWelcome to our Library! Our mission is to help students connect and learn using all types of media available. Join us on our learning adventure!https://sites.google.com/a/bryantschools.org/bes-library/home?authuser=0Collegeville Elementary LibraryWelcome to the CES Library Media Center website. I hope that this website will help you in locating information .https://sites.google.com/a/bryantschools.org/collegeville-elementary-library/Davis Elementary LibraryDavis Elementary Library Home Be Respectful...Be Responsible...Be Ready to Learn Welcome to the Library Welcome to the DES Library Media Center website. I hope that this website will help you in locating information. Parents, please encourage your children to be responsible when caring for and returning borrowed books. Also, please remind them to follow our three library expectations: be respectful, be responsible, and be ready to learn. When they choose to not follow these expectations, they miss out on library privileges. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a fun game to help learn how to shelve books in the Fiction and Non-fiction sections of the library. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Use the link below for research with the Arkansas Traveler Database. http://www.asl.lib.ar.us/landing-page/details/traveler-searches DES Scholastic Subscriptions Ask Ms. Copley for any remote login information that is required for the following sites!https://sites.google.com/a/bryantschools.org/davis-elementary-library/HFE LibraryClick here to look for a book in our libraryhttps://sites.google.com/a/bryantschools.org/hillfarmmediacenter/HCE Library Media CenterWelcome to the HCE Library-Media Center Homepage!https://sites.google.com/bryantschools.org/hce-library-media-center/homeParkway Elementary LibraryWe are a modern library & media center serving 21st century students in authentic, meaningful, and tech integrated ways.https://sites.google.com/bryantschools.org/parkways-virtual-library-media/homeSalem Elementary LibraryMeet Mrs. Keatonhttps://sites.google.com/bryantschools.org/salem-elementary-library/homeSpringhill Elementary LibraryLibrary Policies and Procedures Checkout Procedures All books are checked out for one week. Items may be renewed one time, unless there is a waiting list for it. Kindergarten, 1 st , and 2 nd graders may check out one book at a time. 3 rd through 5 th grade may check out two books at a time. Students will check out books according to their accelerated reader level. Levels will be listed on the back of the student’s library card. Book Selection Library staff makes every effort to help your child select books that are both interesting to them and on an appropriate level for their age. However, only you can ultimately decide what is appropriate for your child. If your child comes home with a book that you feel is inappropriate for them, please send the book back to the library and they may check out a different book. Lost, Damaged, and Overdue Books Lost Books—All lost books must be paid for in full. The cost of the lost book is the replacement cost. This information is printed on overdue notices and can be shared with students or parents when needed. Students may not check out again until lost or damaged books are paid for. At the end of the school year, report cards will not be sent home to students with lost or missing books. Damaged Books—A fee will be charged to a student that damages a book that can't be repaired. This includes peeling off the labels or label protectors. Students are asked to always inspect their books before checking out in order to avoid being charged for another student's damage. When the student knows that a library book has been damaged while in his/her care, he/she is to tell Mrs. Majors soon as possible. Overdue Books—We do not have late fees in our library. Students with overdue books may not check out until the book is returned or paid for. Students will receive an overdue note once their books are more than two weeks late. The librarian will attempt to call or email parents/guardians if books are four or more weeks late.https://sites.google.com/a/bryantschools.org/speslibrary/My School Menushttps://www.myschoolmenus.com/instance/94/district/120YEs , All schools do have a library and other activesMeals :My School Menushttps://www.myschoolmenus.com/instance/94/district/120Summer Links:Summer Food ProgramChildren need good nutrition all year long. When school is out during the summer months, many childr...https://www.bryantschools.org/o/ses/article/259457https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/822559/5.13___STUDENT_INTERVENTION_SERVICES_AND_SUMMER_SCHOOL.pdfBryant Public SchoolsCreating Opportunities for Successhttps://www.bryantschools.org/page/summer-family-guidesHandbooks :Website Bryant PreK Handbook 2020-21This handbook contains policies for the Bryant Pre-K. All parents and caregivers should be familiar with these policies. If questions arise, please feel free to contact the Bryant Director of Early Childhood Education or your child’s classroom teacher. These policies are based on state and fede...https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mhzi0q7O78_DMFlqBeSQbfcaAoEjR3PXL1Ov8l6RzTQ/edit2020-2021 Elementary Handbook\ BRYANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY STUDENT PARENT/GUARDIAN HANDBOOK VISION Bryant Public Schools will be the state’s premier provider of educational services. MISSION STATEMENT Bryant Public Schools creates opportunities for academic and personal success to ensure all students are future rea...https://docs.google.com/document/d/17CyDgV32uc1YRwmYbRhIIcUx0sY_zKEYEm4NtRHS4Qo/edit2020-21 BSD Secondary HandbookBRYANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS SECONDARY STUDENT PARENT/GUARDIAN HANDBOOK VISION Bryant Public Schools will be the state’s premier provider of educational services. 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Again it not the schools wanted it depends where you leave and amount students as well as the grades of your kids . By the way buzz academy is already done and application is closed . I still using at information preference because the acaplation if fulled .To be honest not everyone here is vaccinated from the covid and theDaycare area near schools if you are busy or working parent or lazy one to not be able to supervised your kids .Daycare :https://www.childcarenetwork.com/programshttps://www.primroseschools.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwr_uCBhAFEiwAX8YJgS4MrULU6Nvx49igIKq4JxZjG6kgeOyrpA2pbz0lW77AUAqvpvi2WBoC8VsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.dsKids Town AcademyLittle dreamers AcadmeyKid’s AcadmeyDaycareThe Children CentersChildcare AcadmeyIn A Childs Worldhttps://cakechildcare.com/school/karealotlearningacademy/detail_program-offered/926My school starts parties and stories slash field trip.Elementary PartiesHoolween Party : This happen when was in elementary and it includes a candy by drdressing up . The teachers dressing up as a vampire,ghosts, and witches. The kids will get dress as witches , dorthy , dotcor , ghost busters . The candy is Kitkat , Hershey , Halloween Theme pencils .Hill FarmI attended Only in 1st grade and it was only happen once.Winter Son and Mothers Roller Skating: is when boys comes to schools and has to eat a special school . The roller skates and yes the girls students are allowed their if they help with party but it ment for boys and their mother to get realtionship and bonding time .Thanksgiving Party ( Once) : It is when a family members comes to school and eat dinner with turkey with gravy , mash poatoes , green beens Casserole ( cheese with canned greeen bees . The desert is Pumpkin Pie with whipcream Drinks is unsweet iced teas , sweet iced tea , hot chocolate , orange juice , apple juice , milk .Christmas On Hill :This also when Chilli Nigth is avabile wich I will explain later . It is when you sing in chirstmas group Chrous for Carol about Christmas song . Their is Santa came to school .Then we put red and white cane which is made out of red and white beads as well white pipecleaner . The drink was hot chocolate . The snacks include cookies om green frosting and rediing f frossitng , cupcakes ( white , red , green). If you take photo with santa you wil get a CD about and album if pay $ 5 dollars for it and you get a peppermint candycane .Christmas Kindergarten Party:This one is located for in salin e the local libary and is three liabry calle caled the slain e count. We sat in on a darking blue and green riding and read -adloud Rudolph the red nose reindeer . Then we also did other things as well make snow mens out papper and glues on green or Red paper .The paarites just have started on list is not done yet .Teachers Provide Paties :Halloween Parites: It will have dirknks cssssssalled BuKJuice werjjhich ( fanta organe , StarawbeerY Fantat , and SPriteThere are Chirstmas Parties aprties , Christmas readyallows , parites , Bteakfast parties , Grarandparsent abraekafsast , andFamily Game Night , hOurs of CodingMiddle eisSecondary Parties ar enot Patties but they were claled somehting else like Muncking Banges or shareign gfood .I . Like hohot chirc ook e , cucake s, quzasedia , an‘I am done with mine becuase it taking for every but if you want to learn more you can asked me dbecuase my wifi lagging due to it raining here . I am going to publish it the way it is as of now . If I have time and will edits it and update ed this unleess if my computer and ipad or don’t delte this one .