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| October 5 |
SEL Screener - all students
Catch Up Club begins after school from 2:50-3:20
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| October 7 |
SAT/PSAT Day - Unscheduled Day for 9th Graders
Early Dismissal - 12:45 pm
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| October 12 |
No School - School Planning Day |
| October 14 |
Workplace Readiness Skills Assessment
Hearing and Vision Screening - Students need to bring their glasses.
Wednesday Late Bus begins - 2:50-4:45 after school
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| October 16 |
Wellness Day during 4th Period - all students |
Thank you to, School Counselor, Ms. Lemus-Ortiz for organizing our Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on October 1! Students were able to “travel” to several countries throughout their 4th period and into lunch - they tried a variety of foods and candies and learned about the cultures of several countries. It was a great way to learn and celebrate!
Greetings Bryant Families!
It is hard to believe we are already into October and just four weeks away from the end of the first quarter! We are now past the halfway mark, making this an ideal time to sit down with your child to review their current progress in SIS ParentVUE or SIS StudentVUE. Students still have time to submit missing assignments, prepare for upcoming tests, or coordinate with teachers regarding reassessments to ensure they finish the quarter strong.
On Tuesday, September 29, we hosted our first Senior Meeting and breakfast activity (pictured above). Our counseling team cooked fresh pancakes with a variety of delicious toppings and fruit. While enjoying breakfast, students learned about upcoming graduation dates and requirements. We will continue to keep our Seniors motivated and focused on reaching that stage! Looking ahead, our school-wide Spirit Week is set for October 26–30, be sure to check the details below for each day’s theme.
Starting tomorrow, Monday, October 5, we will begin issuing each student a dedicated Yondr pouch for the school year. Below are the expectations we have been reviewing during daily announcements, and we appreciate your support in reminding your child about this new routine before they head out tomorrow morning.
Yondr Pouch Guidelines:
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Daily Responsibility: Students must bring their assigned pouch to school every day (we recommend keeping it right inside their backpack with their computer).
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Morning Routine: Upon arrival, pouches will be unlocked so students can secure their phones and AirPods inside for the remainder of the school day.
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Forgotten Pouches: Students who leave their pouch at home will need to turn their phone into the main office for safe keeping until dismissal.
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Replacements: Lost or damaged pouches carry a $20 replacement fee. Students must check their phone into the main office daily until a replacement is purchased.
Finally, a quick reminder that Wednesday, October 7, is PSAT/SAT Testing Day at Bryant High School. Please note that 9th-grade students do not attend school on this day; instead, 9th graders should use this time at home to catch up on assignments, study, or complete upcoming classwork.
Thank you for your ongoing support and partnership in making this a successful quarter!
Take Care!
Cindy Conley
Principal
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Safe Routes to School Parent and Caregiver Survey
As part of the Fairfax County School Board’s Annual School-Based Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Assessment, the FCPS Office of Safety and Security and Safe Routes to School program are inviting parents and caregivers to share their experiences traveling to and from school.
The Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Survey asks about walking and biking routes, traffic near schools, kiss and ride experiences, accessibility, and other safety concerns.
Your feedback will help FCPS identify common issues. Your responses will be kept confidential and shared with school administrators and the Office of Safety and Security. The five-minute survey is open through Thursday, October 15.
Be sure to identify the school related to your feedback and include specific locations where you have observed a safety issue. If you have students at different schools in FCPS, please complete a different survey for each school.
If you have any questions about the survey, please contact SafeRoutestoSchool@fcps.edu.
Bryant High School Spirit Week - October 26-30!
Monday, October 26 -2000’s day
Tuesday, October 27 -Jersey Day
Wednesday, October 28 -PJ’s Day (school appropriate)
Thursday, October 29 -Twin Day
Friday, October 30 -Costume Day (no masks, no dripping bloody makeup, no gore) Costumes must be school appropriate and follow the Students Rights and Responsibilities
Preparing for Life After High School
To help Virginia students get ready for college, job training, or entry-level work, the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) and the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SHEV) have developed resources and gathered important information to share with Virginia families.
Middle and high school students and families can learn more about preparing for college or a career by visiting the following websites:
Each site contains information on preparing, applying, and paying for college, as well as information on degree options and labor market career projections.
Federal Student Aid Form Open
Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form allows you to be considered for federal student aid. In addition, states and colleges use FAFSA information to award their own grants, scholarships, and loans.
The 2027-28 FAFSA is now open.
Free Financial Aid and Scholarship Information Sessions
College Access Fairfax, in partnership with Fairfax County Public Schools, will present virtual information sessions on the financial aid process for post-secondary education and scholarship information.
Sessions include:
Click on a date to participate. Visit College Access Fairfax for more information.
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