The Bryant/Pattengill PTO website is a wonderful source for up to date news on the happenings in and around the PAWESOME Bryant/Pattengill community.
When we think about our our world, I am grateful to be a part of the Bryant/Pattengill commUNITY. We are truly grounded in our mission of “inspiring EVERY student to think, to learn, to achieve and to care.” Bryant School will continue to share with our students, staff & community, the importance of Equity, Diversity and Inclusiveness for ALL students and families that attend our schools. We will continue to have our Harambees (Swahili for all coming together), which teaches our students and staff about the various countries and cultures that our school represents. Teachers will continue to incorporate culturally competent lessons into their daily teaching practices. We will continue to embrace our students and our families. Students KNOW when they come to Bryant, they are SAFE, they are LOVED, and they are ALWAYS WELCOMED in our commUNITY!
Our mission is to inspire EVERY student to think, to learn, to achieve, and to care in an environment that recognizes and celebrates individual differences.
Bryant and Pattengill Schools are teamed to create the only Paired Schools in the Ann Arbor School District. The Paired concept was implemented in September 1986 as a result of a reorganization throughout the School District. It draws students from several areas in southern Ann Arbor, including Briar Hill, Briarwood, Bryant, Georgetown, Lake Forest, Oak Meadows, Pattengill, Stonebridge, Stone School, Valley Ranch and Weatherstone neighborhoods, creating a diverse and culturally rich community.
Bryant serves children from Young Fives through Grade 2, while Pattengill serves the older children in Grades 3-5. This unique structure creates a rich learning opportunity, which allows the Super Pair to focus on the distinct developmental needs of the children at each of the two schools. It also results in multiple teachers at each grade level, which expands the variety of teaching expertise available to our students and staff.
Bryant classrooms are paired with classrooms at Pattengill and many joint learning experiences take place during the year. Several activities during the school year are held with Bryant and Pattengill jointly, such as the International Festival, Family Math and Science Nights, Movie Night, the Ice Cream Social in May and alternate PTO meetings.
Bryant Pattengill Schools are now Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Schools. PLTW is a project-based Science, Technology, Engineering and Math program. For more information on PLTW, please visit www.pltw.org.
Bryant Pattengill Schools also participates in the district's iPad Initiative. This means there is an iPad for every three students. Students use iPads and other technological devices to enhance their learning during curriculum rotations.
Recommendation for hybrid return to in-person learning approved 2/24/21.
The next Regular Meeting of the Board of Education is March 10, 2021 at 7:00 PM. Please click here to view the schedule of posted meetings.
Metrics to inform decision-making for reopening schools to in-person learning.
Confirmed or probable AAPS cases identified by the Washtenaw County Health Department.
Head Start and Great Start Readiness programs now enrolling for 2021-22.
Click to learn about virtual college visits & fairs, Gap Year fairs, FAFSA information, financial aid seminars, and more.
Graduating seniors can apply for a variety of scholarships managed by AAPS.
Resources available for students dealing with depression, grief, loss and other mental health issues.
AAPS, working with Chartwells Food Service, is pleased to provide “to go” meals available for families in need.
For students with Specialized Learning Needs as documented in an IEP.
Connecting Together, an opportunity for parents to connect to find support and get ideas about how to face the challenges of 2020.
AAPS-approved, evidence-based materials, resources, and tools for families and staff.
Pre-enrollment and Space Available Transfer requests for the 2021-22 school year (for AAPS residents, currently enrolled SOC/NRCE, and new NRCE students), is not yet available. This includes regular new enrollments to neighborhood/attendance area schools, Young 5s Program, In-District Transfer, the Ann Arbor Open @ Mack School Lottery, the Community High School Lottery, and Non-Resident Child of Employee. We advise families to check back weekly for updates and to apply when the application/pre-enrollment process begins. Please see the applicable links below for more information.
Schools of Choice (for new non-resident students or currently enrolled students who have moved out of the district and need SOC to return in the Fall) is anticipated later in the Spring, typically in April. We advise families to check back weekly, starting in March, for updates. Please see the Schools of Choice link below for more information.
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Jamar Humphrey, Principal
Bryant Elementary
2150 Santa Rosa
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
734-997-1212