Courtesy of Bryan ISD
Bryan ISD is now accepting name suggestions for the district’s newest campus and facility.
Name suggestions will be accepted online through this form, through Sunday, Jan. 30, for both intermediate school number three and the new maintenance and transportation facility.
Those who wish to nominate a name must submit a written one or two paragraph statement (no longer than 250 words) containing biographical/historical data and reasons justifying the suggested name.
Per Bryan ISD Board of Trustees policy, the name must honor an individual who has made a significant contribution to the school district, the local community, the state, or the nation; and reflect the ideals and high standards of Bryan ISD.
For the new intermediate school specifically, since it is a campus, the name must also honor a deceased, distinguished Texan.
This submission form is also available at bryanisd.org.
The new intermediate school, maintenance facility, and transportation facility were approved by voters as part of the 2020 Bond. This bond, together with a bond approved by voters in 2019, will raise $185 million for the students of Bryan ISD without raising the tax rate.
For more information, visit bryanisd.org/bond.
About Bryan ISD
Bryan ISD is the largest school district in the Brazos Valley with around 16,000 students. Bryan ISD offers world-class academics and programs, including being the only school district in the Brazos Valley to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program and the AP Capstone Diploma Program, the only nationally certified STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) middle school and intermediate school with the Odyssey Program, the highly advanced Inquire Program in grades 5-8 offering Chinese as a foreign language, dual-language English-Spanish education K-12, one of 10 regional Career & Technical Education Complexes in Texas, nationally recognized FFA programs, the exclusive District of Distinction from the Texas Art Educators Association, awarded to only 42 school districts in Texas, and the Best Communities for Music Education recognition from the NAMM Foundation, along with an award-winning Fine Arts program and championship-winning athletics. For more information about Bryan ISD, visit bryanisd.org/growwithus.
