The sun was blaring down and the grass was poky and brown, the green leached away by the summer heat. It was the middle of the day and junior Avan Booher was four years old and watching his grandfather...
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has nominated senior Chelsea Jensen as a finalist for the 2024 National Student Production Award, otherwise known as a Student Emmy. NATAS selected...
The first production of Hadestown: Teen Edition premiered in Arkansas at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 in Love Auditorium. The Tony and Grammy-winning Broadway musical Hadestown retells the tragic Greek myth of Orpheus...
On Tuesday Nov. 12, graphic design and TV production students participating in SkillsUSA, attended a meeting held in Graphic Design Teacher Lindsay Fell’s classroom. The meeting consisted...
In archery, assistant coaches are outnumbered twenty to one. They are tasked with training dozens of archers for the upcoming season, aiming not only to improve their shooting performance, but also mentor...
As fall approaches, people are looking forward to Halloween. Despite it being widely celebrated, however, some students do not partake in Halloween whether for religious reasons or personal reasons, but...
Therapy dog. Not a service dog and not a common household pet, but somewhere in between. They can be seen in schools, hospitals, dentists offices and more. Two years ago the Bryant School District received...
The Big Blue Market, put on by Bryant High School’s FBLA, provides opportunities for both students and community members to sell and buy from each other as well as make their small businesses known....
Between the stresses of completing the FAFSA, finding a roommate, leaving home and determining what type of person they want to be, high school seniors have a lot on their plate as they navigate this transition...
On the morning of Friday, April 12, Major General Jonathan M. Stubbs of the Arkansas National Guard presented a speech in Love Auditorium. Stubbs, the 54th Adjutant General of Arkansas, has spoken at multiple...
Competition started to rise at Bryant the week before spring break as history teachers started to plan for the annual March Madness assignment for their students.
The March Madness assignment was a...
For 22 years, since he first left college, principal Jason Hay has worked for Bryant: as a 9th grade algebra teacher, assistant and head football coach, head tennis coach, head soccer coach and for the...
Meet Ja’Lill Trice! Ja’Lill is a senior. This is her second year with The Prospective staff. Outside of newspaper, she is involved in the Prom Committee, Skills USA, FBLA, FCCLA, is the vice President...
