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Big City University After School Program Applications 2024-2025 (Click Here)
Big City University Elementary After School Program is Accepting Applications for the 2024-2025 School Year!
Big City University
Big City University is a high-quality after school grant-funded program that Bradley County Schools has been operating for 20 years. Students are transported from their home schools to North Cleveland Baptist church Monday-Thursday with staggered pick-up times from 5:30-6:00 PM. Parents are responsible for the pick-up of their students each afternoon along with attending mandatory Parent Meetings and Community Events. The program will operate during the normal school schedule.
Press Release from Bradley County Schools - Dillard Family
Press release from Bradley County Schools.
Future Ready - Student Technology Forms
Bradley County Schools strongly believes that technology is a tremendous source that provides countless opportunities for students and staff in educational settings. We have developed a 1-to-1 device program to provide each student with the opportunity to use technology in a way that will enrich and support a high-quality learning experience.
BCS Selected as a Reading 360 District by the State of TN Dept of Education
Bradley County School has been selected as a Reading 360 District because of the focused literacy work the district has engaged in over
the past fourteen months. Congratulations to all of our amazing educators that made this happen. We are grateful for your commitment to literacy!
the past fourteen months. Congratulations to all of our amazing educators that made this happen. We are grateful for your commitment to literacy!
Michigan Avenue Hosts Virtual Lesson with Professional Percussionist
Michigan Avenue Elementary was privileged to host a (virtual) bodhran workshop with Andrew Kruspe the week of November 30th. Mr. Kruspe taught the fourth and fifth graders how to hold and correctly play the Irish drum and then provided them with rhythms to play to traditional Irish music. The instructional time ended with a demonstration by Kruspe and a question and answer session. A fun and educational time was had by all! Special thanks goes to Allied Arts of Cleveland/Bradley County for providing the grant to hold this residency.