"The Relentless Quest For Excellence"
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Labor Day: Schools Closed
Districtwide School Holiday
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Teachers report
Students will not be in attendance
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Freshmen Class: Programs & Metrocards
Last names: A – L – Time: 10:00 a.m.
M – Z – Time: 11:00 a.m.
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Chancellor's Conference Day for staff development
Student will not be in attendance.
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Free school supplies! (Limit one backpack for every attending child, while supplies last.)
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Congratulations to the Class of 2017!
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The Valedictorian, John Soriano, and the Salutatorian, Leslie Altimirano, of the Class of 2017 (with Principal Dwarka) at the Graduation Ceremony at Queens College on June 24.
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The Guest Speaker at the 2017 Graduation Ceremony, Mr. Euripides Pelekanos, CEO of Bareburger restaurants, from Bryant's Graduating Class of 1996.
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Summer has begun! Bryant students are treated to a carnival on the last day of school, June 27.
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Senior Prom at the elegant Terrace on The Park, June 7.
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Members of the Class of 2017 attend the Senior Brunch on June 6th to eat, chat and sign yearbooks! (Photography by Melkisedec Francois)
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Congrats to Mr. Somer's Intermediate Concert Band, who earned a Silver Medal, and Mr. Weisman's Jazz Band, who earned a Gold Medal, at the NYSSMA Competition at NYU, June 9.
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NYC DOE Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña, with School Principal, Namita Dwarka, at Bryant's Family Night.
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City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer returns to his high school Alma Mater to congratulate the Bryant Seniors who were honored at Senior Awards Night on May 25.
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Congratulations to Bryant's Presidential scholars!
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Greek American Homeowners Association awarded students Adamantia Stathopoulos and Konstantinos Karavokyris with $500 for academic excellence and community involvement.
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SCHOOL MISSION
In our "Relentless Quest for Excellence," we will provide ALL students personalized targeted support in a warm, supportive, safe teaching and learning environment so that they reach their highest potential. Each student will be expected to master technology, think critically, problem solve, negotiate text and work collaboratively in small learning communities. ALL students will graduate with the academic and life skills necessary for college and career readiness for the 21st Century, be model citizens, and contribute to their community and the world at large.
Summer Reading Project 2017
Grit: The Power of Passion & Perseverance by Angela Duckworth
Summer Reading Project 2017.pdf
