Bradford Central School District

There is something special about watching our students grow up right here in our halls. We invite our Bradford friends, family, and community to watch the Class of 2026 walk the stage for the last time on June 26th at 6pm.

Please join us June 22nd for PreK and Kindergarten graduation!

The end of the year is quickly approaching! Please check out these important dates.

Following our monthly Board of Education meeting, we will have a joint Board of Education meeting with Campbell-Savona CSD.

We have moved our monthly Board of Education meeting from Tuesday, June 16th to Monday, June 15th.

Dear BCS Parents/Guardians,

There is an informational session at 6:00pm on Tuesday, June 2nd in the school's cafeteria to share information about an international travel opportunity to Europe during the summer of 2028. This travel opportunity is open to all BCS students currently in grades 7-10 and will be hosted by our very own elementary teacher, Mrs. Templar. If you would like to learn more about how your child can take advantage of this opportunity please plan on attending the meeting.

Thank you.

The students in Mrs. Schrader’s and Mrs. Sh-Wood’s Robotics classes competed today in the GST BOCES Robotics Competition at Addison High School, and they represented our school exceptionally well! 🏆 Oliver, Gavin, and Jonathan earned: 🥇 1st Place Overall 🥇 1st Place – Robot Dance Competition 🥈 2nd Place – Robot Drawing Competition 🥈 2nd Place – Pyramid Build Competition 🐐 G.O.A.T. Award – Best Innovators 👏 Te-Jayah and Bella also had an outstanding performance, earning: 🥉 3rd Place Overall 🥉 3rd Place – Robot Drawing Competition Congratulations to all of our talented students for their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. We are incredibly proud of these innovators and the bright future they have ahead of them. Way to go, future engineers! 🚀🤖

We have two Track and Field Sectional Winners at BCS!

Congratulations to Carsen Larrison for the second year in a row as the Section V Class C3 Girls Discus Champion with a throw of 126 feet and 9 inches.

And congratulations to Ian Pavlina for earning the Section V Class C3 Championship in pole vault and a vault of 12 feet.

Awesome job Carsen and Ian!

Congratulations to our Varsity Softball team for advancing to the Sectional Finals this Saturday at Livonia @ 10:00am! And a shout out to Adalyn Tham for her 100th career hit! Way to go Lady BraveScots and best of luck on Saturday!

Click here for Digital Tickets for Saturday's game. https://gofan.co/event/6672417

Dear BCS Community, Please see the attached letter regarding the potential centralization of the Bradford CSD and the Campbell-Savona CSD. Thank you for your interest and participation in this process.

Tonight's Track and Field Sectional events are being held at South Seneca High School in Ovid, NY. Digital Tickets are required and can be purchased using this link.

https://gofan.co/event/6542266

Good luck to our BraveScots athletes!!!

Our Dundee/Bradford varsity softball team will be playing South Seneca/Romulus in the C1 sectional semifinal tomorrow at 5:00 in Bradford. This is a digital ticketing event and tickets are $7.30. They can be purchased at the following link: https://gofan.co/event/6661883?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV

Congratulations to our track and field athletes that placed in the Wayne Finger Lakes League Championships! Carsen Larrison- 3rd in Shot Put Ian Pavlina- 2nd in Pole Vault and 3rd in the 200 meter run Kacey McDonald and Ian Pavlina (along with Alex Kendall and Ian Thompson)- 2nd in the 4x100 relay Well done!

UPDATE about today's Dundee/Bradford Sectional softball game: The game has been moved to Bath Haverling Softball Field to start at 6:00pm.

NEW start time for today's game! 5PM.

Game Postponed

Signing Day! Congratulations, Ian!!

Congratulations to Korrin Yeoman on being chosen as the Watkins-Montour Rotary Club Student of the Month for May!

Students from Mrs. Nelson’s class had the opportunity to travel to Corning and meet with local professionals during a recent Employability Trip. Representatives from Corning Police Department, K-Rae Salon, and Homestead Bakery met with students and talked about their career paths, needed training and/or education, and employer expectations. Students also the importance of learning to work well with others, build good communications skills, and being adaptable to the unexpected.

Pictured with students:
Officer David Dubois – Corning PD
Mati Sullivan – Head Baker - Homestead Bakery