Parents! Get Involved!
Karla talks with Linda, a parent, who is involved with her son in the Gear Up program. (Full Story)
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GEAR Up
The Bryan Independent School District received a six-year GEAR UP grant in 2008 to provide services to over 1,050 students from the class of 2014. This group of students will be followed through their senior year of high school. Services such as tutoring, mentoring, career advising, summer programs, AVID and other programs that provide information about financial aid and college admissions requirements will be provided throughout the six years of this project. In addition, Bryan ISD GEAR UP works to increase parental engagement and provide professional development training for teachers and school administrators.
Information for Moms
FAFSA, Financial Aid, and Deadlines? - Applying to College
Before any student arrives at a decision regarding what he or she should do after high school, it’s likely that a great deal of preparation has taken place. (Full Story)
What Should Your High School Junior Check on Their First Day of School?
Dr. Hugo Ibarra, an Assistant School Principal for the 10th Grade at Bryan High School provides this advice for your child on their first day as a High School Junior. (Full Story)
How Does Your Highschooler Stay Organized?
How does your highschooler stay organized? Staying organized helps your child perform higher in school and provides him or her with the skills they will need to further their education in college and overall life goals. (Full Story)
Service Clubs Build Skills Which Will Last a Lifetime
Suggesting to your highschooler to become involved in a service related club can help build leadership skills which will remain with them throughout their adult lives. Watch the video for more information. (Full Story)
Consider College Campus Field Trips
Ever consider letting your high school student take a college campus field trip? Watch the video for more information. (Full Story)
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