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Children and adults pose with educational displays about invasive species and fish in a classroom.

Park View Elementary students won first place in the Elementary Division of the 2026 Tennessee STEM Innovation Network (TSIN) Statewide Design Challenge for their innovative solution to invasive carp in Tennessee, also earning the prestigious “Boots on the Ground” Award for a practical conservation approach. The team researched the issue, collaborated with wildlife professionals, and developed a crowd-sourcing app to report carp sightings, advancing from a district win to the state championship in Nashville. Their work highlights the power of hands-on STEM learning, combining research, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving.

OMS 2026 TSIN Design Challenge winners

A team of sixth-grade students from Ocoee Middle School earned middle school champion honors in the TSIN Design Challenge for their innovative environmental monitoring app. Their project, Animal Health Care Center, is designed to track real-time air, water, and soil conditions across Tennessee, helping identify pollution trends and environmental risks. The app includes features such as alert systems for wildfires and pollution threats, as well as an easy-to-use dashboard mapping environmental data. Their work highlights the impact of student-driven innovation in addressing real-world challenges while connecting communities and scientists.

  • Middle School TSIN Challenge
Construction Update 04082026

Recent construction projects across Bradley County Schools are reshaping learning environments and reinforcing the district’s commitment to student success. From classroom expansions and infrastructure upgrades at Ocoee Middle School to enhancements at Hopewell Elementary, Park View Elementary, and Bradley Central High School, these improvements reflect a strategic investment in both current needs and future growth. As each campus undergoes transformation, students and staff are already beginning to benefit from safer, more modern, and more flexible spaces designed to support innovative teaching and learning.

  • Bradley Central
  • Construction
  • Hopewell
  • Ocoee Middle
  • Park View
Math Competition 003-2026

The 7th Annual Bradley County Schools Math Meet was hosted by Walker Valley High School’s Mu Alpha Theta students on Saturday, March 28, 2026.  Nearly 270 students completed a paper test where they used their critical thinking skills to solve problems aligned to their grade level standards.