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March 24, 2020, 5:00 PM — 7:00 PM Bradley Central High School Cafeteria 1000 South Lee Hwy Cleveland, TN 37312
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The varsity football cruised to a blowout win against crosstown rival Ocoee Middle on Thursday night, August 22, 51-12, in front of a huge crowd at The Forest! The Bruins were led by standout performances by Jackson Wilson, Demarius Ballard, and Jarius Rogers. The jv team also got a huge win over Ocoee Middle 12-0. Next up for the Bruins are the Dalton Middle Catamounts on Thursday, August 29.
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Come out tomorrow night, August 22, and support the jv and varsity footballers as they host Ocoee Middle at The Forest! Jv action starts at 5pm, followed by the varsity at 7pm! The varsity team will seeking their 20th straight win, dating back to the 2016 campaign.
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The 2019 LFMS Cross Country season begins Monday, August 12 after school from 3:45pm-4:45pm. Students interested in running this season, please meet on the football field track after school dressed and ready to run. Please bring running shoes, running shorts, t-shirt, and plenty of water to stay hydrated. You must have a current physical on file in the office or have one to turn in at practice to participate.
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2020 Climate Survey Links - We are working to improve conditions for learning in our schools. Students will learn more effectively in a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment. We would very much appreciate your help by completing the short survey attached.
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Please complete the Parent Climate Survey. Your perceptions about your child’s school will help us identify what we are doing well, and what we need to do better.
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Scan the QR Code or visit Careers sections of the Bradley County Schools Website.
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"A few years ago, a suitcase was found in the Czech Republic. It turned out to be The Suitcase my great uncle Julius took to the Nazi concentration camps. It was sent to me and I've created a one-man show to share my family's experience, before, during, and after the Holocaust. Told through video, spoken narrative and live looped music on violin, octave violin and cello, the story reflects the hopes, dreams, resilience, and vulnerability of my family and many others - it's a story of refugees and community. It is a story of survival." ~Tim Lorsch
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The smoke will pass but the damage will last. Kids are hooked...the fastest growing epidemic is in our community. Join us for a community event this weekend for more information.
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