UPCOMING EVENTS
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College Application Week
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Wednesday Bell Schedule (Shortened Day)
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Coalition for Hispanic Family Services
Room 227
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Open House #2
Auditorium, Main Gym and Hallways.
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Bryant celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month on Oct. 5th with dance, music, games and empanadas for all!
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Students dance the Salsa during Bryant's Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on October 5th.
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Bryant's annual College Fair will take place on October 30, from 6:30 pm -8:30 pm.
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Bryant's annual Curriculum Night on September 26th was an opportunity for parents to meet their child's teachers and learn about the required coursework.
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The faculty and staff of William Cullen Bryant High School wishes all our students a successful academic school year in 2018-19!
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New York State Assembly member, Bryan Barnwell, visits Bryant High School on September 5th.
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Bryant senior, Ryan Afreen, conducted high level research in the field of genetics at Rockefeller University during the past summer (with her teacher-mentor, Ms. I. Hernandez).
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Bryant Senior, Thursday Williams, is currently performing Off-Broadway in New York Theater Workshop's new play, What the Constitution Means to Me. Bryant theater and law students will be attending a student matinee on October 17!
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Konniche wah? Junior, Daniel Torres-Lopez visits a high school in Fukushima, Japan with Global Kids in the summer 2018.
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Four Bryant students performed with the York College Summer Arts Jazz Band, led by Dr. Tom Zlabinger. The students are Francisco Pincay (piano), David Medina (trumpet), Kassandra Bruno (trumpet), and Stephanie Navarrete (tenor saxophone).
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Bryant students welcome Mr. Richard A. Carranza, the new Chancellor of NYCDOE schools, during his listening tour in April.
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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.
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