Bradley County

Headquartered at 800 South Lee Highway in Cleveland, Tennessee, Bradley County Schools is an active, traditional public school district serving families across the rural fringe of the Cleveland metropolitan area. As a non-charter system operating outside of a supervisory union, the district manages 18 operational schools that provide a seamless educational pathway for local children. Serving students from Pre-Kindergarten all the way through 12th grade, the district offers a continuous academic program designed to support young learners through every stage of their development.

With a total student body of 10,202 pupils—including 5,025 female and 5,177 male students—Bradley County Schools fosters a broad learning community composed of 8,342 White students, 1,075 Hispanic students, 446 multiracial students, 254 Black students, 65 Asian students, and smaller groups of Native American and Pacific Islander youth. Enrollment is evenly balanced throughout the elementary, middle, and high school grades, anchored by a foundational early childhood cohort of over 300 pre-kindergarten students. While federal full-time equivalent (FTE) staffing figures for teachers, aides, and support personnel are listed at zero in the 2024–2025 dataset cycle—a common occurrence during specific reporting transitions—the district maintains its full operational scope. Parents, students, and researchers can learn more about district programs and services by visiting the official administrative website at bcvs.bradleyschools.org.