Bryan ISD’s annual Pre-K and Kindergarten Roundup is THIS WEEK! We are excited to help some of our youngest students get ready for school with this special event Thursday night.
This is a fun night for all soon-to-be Pre-K and Kindergarten students and their families! The Round-Up will be Thursday, March 21 from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at every elementary school! Please attend the event hosted by the school where your student will be enrolled during the 2024-2025 school year.
Who is eligible for Pre-K and Kindergarten in Bryan ISD?
Students must be 4 years old by Sept. 1, 2024, to enroll in Pre-K.
Students must be 5 years old by Sept. 1, 2024, to enroll in Kindergarten.
What makes this event so fun? Guests will get to tour the school and see inside the classrooms, and attendees will receive a goodie bag and a book also! Each school will have refreshments available, along with information about Pre-K and Kindergarten. Bryan ISD employees will be available on all campuses during the event to help families register their children.
Want to know more about Pre-K and Kindergarten in Bryan ISD? Take a look at this video and then come out to the Round-Up!
New Student Registration is now open for all students entering Bryan ISD in all grades!
New students include those who are new to Bryan ISD or who were not enrolled in a Bryan ISD school at the end of the previous school year. An online enrollment form must be completed for all students new to Bryan ISD, regardless of grade level or age.
The only students attending Bryan ISD schools who do not need to complete this registration process are those who are currently enrolled in Bryan ISD.
If you have any questions about registration, please visit the Bryan ISD website or contact Bryan ISD Enrollment directly.
We look forward to seeing you at school!
What You'll Need to Bring!
Families of all new Bryan ISD students, regardless of grade, will need to provide the following information to compete the registration and enrollment process:
Certified copy of the child’s birth certificate or other form of legal identification
Child’s immunization record
Proof of Residency (ex: current utility bill, current lease agreement, etc)
Child’s social security card (optional, but preferred)
Parent Drivers License or other state or government-issued photo ID
Additional documents as applicable (ex: custody, court orders, foster care)
Children First. Always.