Bryan County Schools

Bryan County Schools wishes its students and staff a safe and happy holiday season. We look forward to welcoming our students back on Monday, January 6, 2025.

🎓✨ Join Our Team at Bryan County Schools! ✨🎓 Are you passionate about making a difference in students' lives? We're looking for dedicated educators to join our exceptional team! 📅 Event: Teacher Recruitment Expo 📍 Where: Richmond Hill Middle School 🕒 When: Tuesday, February 18th, 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about career opportunities, meet our leadership team, and experience "The Bryan Way"! ➡️ Apply to Attend Now: https://bryanctyga.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=2021

Happy Thanksgiving from Bryan County Schools

Congratulations to our newest REACH Scholars! These exceptional students have earned this recognition through their hard work, dedication, and perseverance. We are so proud and can't wait to see the incredible things they will accomplish on their educational journeys. Please join us in celebrating these outstanding scholars and wishing them continued success!

Congratulations to these outstanding athletes who have committed to continuing their athletic journey at the collegiate level.

Congratulations to the Bryan County School Staff Members of the Year! Your dedication, passion, and hard work make a tremendous impact on our students and community every day. From guiding young minds to creating a positive school environment, each of you has gone above and beyond to make our schools exceptional places for learning and growth. Thank you for all that you do to inspire, support, and empower our students. Bryan County is so proud to celebrate you and all the amazing work you bring to our schools!

Georgia State Superintendent Richard Woods visited Bryan County Middle High School to honor multiple Bryan County schools for their outstanding growth and achievement in literacy and math! Congratulations to Bryan County Elementary, Bryan County Middle High, Richmond Hill Middle, and Richmond Hill High for their commitment to academic excellence. These schools received banners celebrating their hard work, dedication, and remarkable progress. Click here for more information: https://5il.co/30bj9

Bryan County Schools is excited to announce Mr. Kyle Hill, Special Education teacher at Bryan County Middle High School, has been named the 2024-2025 District Teacher of the Year! Mr. Hill’s passion for student success and his leadership in launching the AVID program (Advancement Via Individual Determination) at Bryan County Middle School have made a profound impact on our community. He’s not only helping students succeed in the classroom but also on the field as an Assistant Coach for our baseball and softball teams. As District Teacher of the Year, Mr. Hill will represent Bryan County Schools in the state-level competition! Join us in congratulating Mr. Hill on this well-deserved honor and wishing him luck as he moves forward in the Georgia Teacher of the Year selection process!

Bryan County Schools celebrates Red Ribbon Week.

🚍🛑 It's National School Bus Safety Week! 🛑🚍 Bryan County Schools is committed to keeping our students safe every step of the way! This week, we're celebrating School Bus Safety Week with a few reminders: 1️⃣ Stop for the bus! It's the law to stop when the school bus is picking up or dropping off students. 2️⃣ Stay alert. Drivers, be mindful of bus stops and students walking in neighborhoods. 3️⃣ Be patient. Our students' safety is worth the wait.

Unity Day 2024

Bryan County Schools is excited to welcome our students back on Friday, October 11, 2024! Come cheer on your Redskins under the lights on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at Redskins Stadium as they take on the McIntosh County Buccaneers! Also, be sure to wish our Wildcats good luck as they travel to Camden County for a Wildcat duel. We look forward to seeing you on Friday!

Bryan County Schools has been closely monitoring Hurricane Milton in coordination with our emergency services partners. Currently, Bryan County is under a Tropical Storm Warning and a State of Emergency, as declared by Governor Kemp. The projected winds (gusts and sustained) for tomorrow have become concerning. When you consider the projected winds and the debris and weakened trees from Hurricane Helene, it is not worth risking student or staff safety by having students reporting to bus stops and/or student drivers and buses traveling the roads. For these reasons, Bryan County Schools has made the difficult decision to close all schools on Thursday, October 10, 2024 for students and staff. We know the uncertainty of storms like these, as the path and impact can shift unexpectedly as we saw with Hurricane Helene. We truly hope for a calmer day, but the safety and well-being of our students and staff must always be our top priority. We understand that this may cause inconvenience for some families, and we sincerely appreciate your support and understanding as we navigate these challenging circumstances that we have faced in the first two months of the school year. Please stay safe, and we will keep you updated as the situation evolves. Note: All community education classes will be canceled for Thursday, October 10, 2024. School-based athletic and extra-curricular activities will be handled by the school. Please expect communication from the schools regarding these activities.

Bryan County Schools Hiring Expo was a success! Yesterday afternoon, we welcomed educators and other candidates to connect, explore opportunities, and build a brighter future for our students. From passionate teachers to innovative support staff, we’re excited to grow our team and continue providing an outstanding educational experience. #TheBryanWay

Bryan County Schools celebrates Georgia Pre-K Week – October 7 - 11, 2024

October is School Principal Month. Please take a moment to celebrate and honor the incredible work of our school principals! These amazing leaders are the heart of our schools, guiding with passion, dedication, and a deep commitment to every student's success.

Have a safe and enjoyable Fall break. Students will return to school Wednesday, October 9, 2024.

We hope this message finds you and your family safe and well. As we continue to navigate the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, our priority is to restore normal operations as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, our north Bryan (Pembroke Area) schools remain without power and will stay closed until students return from fall break, Wednesday, October 9, 2024. Additionally, approximately 40-50% of our staff who support these schools are also still without power and unable to return to work as well as some roads are impassable for buses. On a brighter note, all of our south Bryan (Richmond Hill area) schools have power restored, and will return to normal operations tomorrow. We recognize that many families across both north and south Bryan are still dealing with the storm's impact, and we want to support you as much as possible during this challenging time. Our goal is to bring a sense of normalcy back to our students and families where we can. With that in mind, the south Bryan/Richmond Hill area schools will reopen tomorrow, Wednesday, October 2nd, including: - Richmond Hill Primary School - Richmond Hill Elementary School - Carver Elementary School - Frances Meeks Elementary School - McAllister Elementary School - Richmond Hill Middle School - Richmond Hill High School For families in the Richmond Hill area who are unable to return due to ongoing storm-related challenges, please know that any absences will be excused. Take the time needed to prioritize your family’s safety and well-being. Before/afterschool and Community Education programs in the Richmond Hill area will operate as usual. However, these programs will remain suspended in the Pembroke area until we return from fall break. Our hearts are with everyone still recovering. To our north Bryan/Pembroke families, we are thinking of you as you continue to navigate this difficult time.

Dear Bryan County Schools Families, I hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe as we all continue to recover from the effects of Hurricane Helene. Our team has been working diligently to assess all our campuses, and our primary concern remains the safety and well-being of our students, families, and staff. The Bryan County School System along with our Community Education before and after school programs will remain closed Monday and Tuesday. We are facing several challenges that are impacting our ability to reopen safely: - The Bryan County School System is served by three different power providers: Coastal EMC, Georgia Power, and Canoochee EMC. We are still without power and water at many of our school sites and do not have a definitive timeline for restoration. - Our food service operations have been disrupted due to lack of power. We are currently working to clean coolers and freezers, as well as redistributing food supplies from other school locations. Unfortunately, our main food distributor who serves approximately 100 school systems was also heavily impacted by the storm, and we are waiting for an update regarding future food deliveries. - In addition, many of our 1,600 employees were impacted by the storm and are still without power and water. As a result, many of them are unable to return to work at this time. We understand that these are challenging times, and we appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to restore our schools and provide a safe environment for everyone. Your resilience and support means a lot to us, and we are committed to keeping you informed as we move forward. Please continue to take care of yourselves and your loved ones. We will provide more updates as soon as we have them. Warm regards, Paul T. Brooksher, Ph.D. Superintendent Bryan County Schools

Bryan County Schools, in close coordination with our emergency services partners, have been actively monitoring Hurricane Helene. Based on the most recent projections, we anticipate our area experiencing tropical storm force winds tonight and possibly into early tomorrow morning. The projected wind speeds have actually increased since our debriefing yesterday. As a result of this new information and out of an abundance of caution, we have made the decision to close all schools and offices on Friday, September 27, 2024. While the weather may clear by Friday morning, we will not have sufficient time to thoroughly assess road conditions and the safety of our school buildings before scheduled bus pick-ups. We understand that weather predictions can change, and the path of the storm and intensity may shift. However, the safety of our students, staff, and families remains our highest priority, and we believe closing schools is the most responsible decision at this time.