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Lezli Peña, a 2022 Bryan Collegiate graduate, is a first-generation college student, meaning she will be the first person in her family to attend college.

Like many students at Bryan Collegiate, Lezli earned an associate’s degree from Blinn College, along with her high school diploma. She entered Texas A&M University with 60 college credits in her back pocket, giving her a jump start on her goal to work in the dental field.

At Collegiate, Lezli served families in need by volunteering at Hope’s Locker, Bryan ISD’s clothing closet.

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Richie Moten, a 2022 Rudder High School graduate, is studying theatre and education at Sam Houston State University with aspirations to become a theatre teacher and actor.

Richie began his theatre journey as a Bryan ISD 7th-grade student. He later discovered his public speaking talents during his senior year of high school, competing in Extemporaneous Speech at the state level with SkillsUSA and the national level with the Technology Student Association.

As a student at Rudder, Richie also served as an FFA chapter officer, district president, and a Rudder student representative for the United Way of the Brazos Valley.

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After graduating as Bryan High's valedictorian in 2022, Keeton Scott headed to Texas A&M University with approximately 30 hours of college credit, thanks to his successful completion of Bryan ISD AP courses.

At Bryan High, he played basketball, was a member of the National Honor Society and served as the student council class president.

Keeton is currently studying business at Texas A&M's Mays Business School.

Lezli Peña

Bryan Collegiate 2022 Graduate

Richie Moten

Rudder High 2022 Graduate

Keeton Scott

Bryan High 2022 Graduate

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More Choices. More opportunities.

With more choices, more opportunities, a Bryan ISD journey is filled with multiple pathways. You decide the path or paths to take.

programs

Dual Language

Expand horizons by becoming bilingual, biliterate & bicultural.

Dual Language
Expand horizons by becoming bilingual, biliterate & bicultural.
Health Science
Your health career starts now with Hammond-Oliver Health Sciences Academy.
Engineering
STEM your future with Project Lead The Way & Odyssey Academy.
AP Capstone
Your college career starts now with the nationally renowned AP Capstone diploma. Only 5% of high schools in the United States
Int'l Baccalaureate
Challenge yourself and thrive by earning an internationally recognized IB diploma. Only 2.5% of high schools in the United States have the program.
Martial Arts
Succeed mentally and physically through Chuck Norris' Kickstart Kids program. Students learn to value discipline, honesty, dedication, and respect.
Explore Academy
Join a magnet program for highly-gifted K-4 students.
Inquire Academy
A Global Leadership Program for gifted 5th-8th grade students.
Odyssey Academy
Winner of the ITEAA Program Excellence Award, Odyssey is for 5th-8th grade STEM students.
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The thrill of competition & the drive to succeed is alive and well in 18 different Bryan ISD sports.
Fine Arts
19 Performing and Fine Arts programs are a fixture in & around the Bryan community.
Career & Technical Education
Career & Technical Education has 28 college/career pathways & the new Bryan CTE complex.
Aspire Academy
Bryan ISD has a new Advanced Academics program! Applications are open for Aspire Academy — where the best of Odyssey Academy & Inquire Academy are coming together — starting with incoming Bryan ISD 5th grade students in the 2023-2024 school year.

Health Science
Your health career starts now with Hammond-Oliver Health Sciences Academy.
Engineering
STEM your future with Project Lead The Way & Odyssey Academy.
AP Capstone
Your college career starts now with the nationally renowned AP Capstone diploma. Only 5% of high schools in the United States
Int'l Baccalaureate
Challenge yourself and thrive by earning an internationally recognized IB diploma. Only 2.5% of high schools in the United States have the program.