Public | 7-12 | 157 students |
Bradleyville High School serves grades 7-12 in the Bradleyville R-I School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 10 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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10.6 miles | |||
10.9 miles | |||
11.9 miles | |||
12.5 miles |
Bradleyville School is definitely a school to plant roots in. The faculty work tirelessly to help the kids through any problems they might have in the subject, and the class rooms are small enough that it makes it easier to access the teacher to seek help for the misunderstanding. It is small enough you can literally get to know every body there personally. The sports they offer are highly competitive for the kids seeking challenge, and the subjects taught are done so thoroughly. Its is my opinion that you can not find a better school system out there than this school. Generally laid back and subject oriented with a hint of fun learning and student involvement. No group of teachers try harder for their students than this school's. Best times and memories come from this school.
I graduated from Bradleyville and I think it is a great school! I was always helped when needed and if the doesn't offer a class or something they will help you setup something so you can have the class. There is also an unbreakable bond in the town of Bradleyville and that is also in the school. It is small but there are so many advantages inside.
I think Bradleyville has the disadvantages of every small town, but unlike others who crumble under the pressure in the dark times, bradleyville always seems to pull through. I think half of the high school teachers there are great, and the other half should consider changing there procedure. Though the teachers do lack a little the administration seems to have it together. All in all I'm proud to say I graduated from there!
I used to be a student there and I didn't feel that the education was as satisfactory as it could/should have been.
Bradleyville needs to get there act together. They dont offer much of anything. The teachers are nice but a few of them shouldnt be teaching. Most of the teachers do not connect with the students at all. Learning should be a fun experance not something forced, and many of the teachers just dont know how to do that for the kids.
I think this school is OK, by and far. I have talked to many of the teachers of my children and they help in any way they can, most of the time. My son was having trouble learning to read and they took special time with him so he would not fall behind and now he reads at his grade level. There is not that many children in each room, so the teachers can take extra time and not ignore the kids like I have seen at other schools. I have had my kids in other schools nearby and they do not compare at all.
I think this is a great school. The MAP scores have improved tremendously, and in many areas they are ahead of much larger schools. They have computers in every classroom, and the teacher/student ratio is fantastic! The music program is outstanding, IMO, and though they might not have an over-abundance of extra-curricular activities, anyone who wants to participate is usually able to. I think most of the teachers, administration, and coaches go the extra mile, and I appreciate it. Most of the kids are friendly and accepting, and while I'm sure they are not all perfect, there are not many of the problems that I see or hear about in other schools.
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