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WALKER VALLEY HIGH's SkillsUSA received a $1,200 check from the Bradley Sunrise Rotary Club. Allen Murphy, president of the Sunrise Rotary Club, holding check on left, presented the donation to Matt Parris, Walker Valley High criminal justice teacher. Students pictured are Ella Hooper, Makenzie Gilson, Emma LaBean, Jalaya Lindsey, Charlee Snyder, Katherine Tenorio, Taylor Owens, Kenzie Watkins, Zayden Francis and Madalyn Tucker. Also pictured is Marshal Hicks, investigator for the 10th Judicial District Attorney's Office.
WVH's SkillsUSA receives $1,200 check from Bradley Sunrise Rotary
As Walker Valley High School's SkillsUSA chapter prepares to compete at its State Leadership and Skills Conference in April, it received a donation which will help get the students there.On March 9, … more
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FIRST-YEAR nursing students at CSCC, Gillian Frey, left, and Baylee Ballew, were given fake wounds to make the drill more realistic for the students working as first responders.
CSCC takes part in mass casualty drill
In the event of a mass casualty incident, the clock will be ticking and tensions can run high for first responders.Equipping the next generation of health professionals with experience to rely upon … more
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THEC: Students should submit college applications by March 31
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Higher Education Commission is designating March 20-31 as the “Countdown to College, Last Call for Fall,” in a push to encourage students to apply to college, … more
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A BLOCK PARTY will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, March 31, on the Sharp Pedestrian Mall.
Lee University to hold Lee Day Weekend March 31, April 1
Lee University will host its annual Lee Day weekend on Friday, March 31, and Saturday, April 1. This will be a time of excitement and information geared toward prospective students and their … more
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CSCC plans math, science alumni reception
Cleveland State Community College Math and Science Department and Alumni Relations will host a Math and Science Alumni Reception on Thursday, April 13, 2023, 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the atrium of the Health and Science Center on campus. more
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CSCC summer registration begins April 3
Summer registration begins April 3 at Cleveland State Community College for all students. more
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3-18-23 Education News
Local students on Baylor University dean's list, MTSU and Georgia Tech more
SEBASTIAN GONZALEZ, a Walker Valley High School student, stands with the guitar he painted for the Epiphone Guitar Design Contest.
BCS celebrates the arts in education
March is Arts in Education Month, and Bradley County Schools officials celebrated the arts in their schools and the work their students are doing.At the BCS Board of Education's meeting last week, … more
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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, or FFA, was certified for the 55th year in a row as a gold chapter. Xander Caywood, from left, Hoss Brewer, Luke Milligan and Savannah Sanchez brought a goat, held by board member Rachel Goins, to the Bradley County Schools Board of Education meeting on Thursday, March 9. One of FFA's goals is to "present agriculture out into the public." Board member Vicki Beaty and Director of Schools Linda Cash are also pictured.
FFA celebrated at school board meeting
2-25-23 Education News
Keel earns doctorate from Georgia State University more
SCHOOL NURSE Christie Norris, third from left, was recognized for her accomplishment of conducting 100 telemedicine visits over the past calendar year. In attendance to celebrate Norris' achievement, from left, were United Way of Ocoee Region director of community impact, Shawna Staup; Bradley Cleveland Public Education Fund executive director, Lynn Voelz; Park View Elementary Principal Jodie Grannan; Tabitha Payne, BCS nurse manager; Karen Saffles-Slater, BCS director of Coordinated School Health; Angela Coates, Ocoee Pediatrics nurse practitioner; and Laura Hudson, CSC coordinator of school health.
School nurse celebrated for 100th telemedicine visit
School nurses see it all, and thanks to telemedicine technology, they can help students with many never needing to leave the school building for care.One Bradley County Schools nurse, Christie Norris … more
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County school board considers budget needs
As budget preparation gets into full swing for the upcoming fiscal year, the Bradley County Board of Education looked to areas of potential need.Susan Willcutt, finance director of BCS, presented a … more
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Bradley County Honor Choir presents 10th Anniversary show March 6
Bradley County Schools, along with its elementary music teachers, are pleased to announce the celebration of Music In Our Schools Month with the 10th Annual Bradley County Honor Choir performance on Monday, March 6. This free community performance will be held at 6:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church. more
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'A CONCERT OF WORSHIP' will be held at Lee University's Conn Center at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 27.
Lee Symphonic Band to Present 'A Concert of Worship'
Lee University’s Symphonic Band, directed by Mark Bailey, will perform its spring concert, “A Concert of Worship,” in the Conn Center at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 27.The concert will feature … more
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HANDS-ON opportunities are given to PIE Center students in the fleet maintenance technician development training courses. This truck is one of two donated by McKee Foods Corporation, which PIE Center students pose in front of with McKee Foods managers, Superintendent Dr. Linda Cash, CTE Supervisor Arlette Robinson and PIE Center Director Brittany Cannon.
Education Committee hears update on PIE Center
Only a slice of the PIE Innovation Center remains vacant, but how the space is used and fortified is still being worked out.Meeting on Thursday, Feb. 16, the Bradley County Education Committee heard … more
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Third grade literacy remains sore subject
Are you smarter than a third-grader? Some third-graders and their parents may be asking that question this summer.On Thursday, Feb. 16, the Bradley County Education Committee met to discuss a variety … more
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CRC furthers Lee Alumni Mentorship Initiative
Lee University's Center for Responsible Citizenship kicked off the semester with a two-part series of events designed to foster mentorship opportunities between current students and … more
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Bradley School Board celebrates mental health services grant
In late January, Bradley County Schools was announced as a recipient of the U.S. Department of Education's School-Based Mental Health Services grant.Extending over a five-year period, the grant … more
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2-11-23 Education news
Shorter University announces local dean's list student ROME, Georgia — Shorter University has announced Bryce Rapson, of Cleveland, is among those named to the fall 2022 dean's list. Rapson is … more
Education News 2-9
Brown initiated into Omicron Delta KappaLEXINGTON, Virginia — Joseph Brown, a native of Cleveland, was recently initiated into the Sewanee – The University of the South Circle of Omicron Delta … more
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