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Emergency Broadband Benefit Program - temporary discount on monthly broadband bills for qualifying low-income households.
On February 25th, the FCC unanimously adopted a Report and Order that established the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, a $3.2 billion federal initiative to help lower the cost of high-speed internet for eligible households during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Decodable Book Series is now available for free for all Tennessee families of K–2 children
This launch is part of the family component of the state’s Reading 360 initiative to help boost strong reading skills amongst Tennessee students.
BCS Weekly COVID-19 Updates
Bradley County Schools will continue to follow all COVID protocols and monitor the cases on a weekly basis. Due to the decrease in numbers and an increase in vaccinations, the weekly report will be discontinued after Spring Break. It is important to note that if we begin to see a spike in cases across the district, we will reevaluate the reporting.
BCS Weekly COVID-19 Updates
Bradley County Schools will report active cases and quarantines associated with those cases weekly on Fridays at 5:00. The numbers reported on Friday will only reflect the current week’s active cases/quarantines that are school-related.
BCS Weekly COVID-19 Updates
Bradley County Schools will report active cases and quarantines associated with those cases weekly on Fridays at 5:00. The numbers reported on Friday will only reflect the current week’s active cases/quarantines that are school-related.
Bradley County Schools Closed Thursday, Feb. 18th
Bradley County Schools will be closed on Thursday, February 18th due to the possibility of freezing rain in the overnight hours. There will be no in-person or virtual school on Thursday.
Bradley County Schools- Closed Tuesday, Feb.16th
Bradley County Schools will be closed tomorrow, February 16th due to expected icy conditions.
BCS Weekly COVID-19 Updates
Bradley County Schools will report active cases and quarantines associated with those cases weekly on Fridays at 5:00. The numbers reported on Friday will only reflect the current week’s active cases/quarantines that are school-related.
BCS Weekly COVID-19 Updates
Bradley County Schools will report active cases and quarantines associated with those cases weekly on Fridays at 5:00. The numbers reported on Friday will only reflect the current week’s active cases/quarantines that are school-related.
All positive COVID-19 cases reported to our schools pertaining to either staff members or students are reported to the Central Office as they are received by the different schools. Once information about a positive case is received, it is reported to the health department for them to decide if an investigation is going to be done by their team of investigators. When the Central Office receives notice of a positive case either staff or student-related, it is then determined if the staff member or student was at school during the infectious period according to the health department guidance, which is 48 hours prior to symptoms starting. If they were infectious, then we count the staff member or the student on our weekly report. If they were not infectious at school based on their last day at school and the time period when symptoms started, they are not reported on our weekly report. The district is still contact tracing in collaboration with the health department in situations where information is presented.
All positive COVID-19 cases reported to our schools pertaining to either staff members or students are reported to the Central Office as they are received by the different schools. Once information about a positive case is received, it is reported to the health department for them to decide if an investigation is going to be done by their team of investigators. When the Central Office receives notice of a positive case either staff or student-related, it is then determined if the staff member or student was at school during the infectious period according to the health department guidance, which is 48 hours prior to symptoms starting. If they were infectious, then we count the staff member or the student on our weekly report. If they were not infectious at school based on their last day at school and the time period when symptoms started, they are not reported on our weekly report. The district is still contact tracing in collaboration with the health department in situations where information is presented.