The Bradley School

Specialized education for students who need academic, social, and emotional support

The Bradley School Is Making a Big Impact!

During the 2023-2024 school year, we’ve educated over 110 commuter students across more than 45 districts!

How does Bradley help students succeed? The numbers tell the story:

Over 750 1-12 students served since 2020<br />
12 Students max per room equals more individual attention<br />
83% of elementary students improved reading and math<br />
70 school districts served since 2018<br />
81% of students improved behavior<br />
91% attendance rate across all grades

Learning That Makes a Difference

Students who suffer from mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders often struggle to learn in traditional classroom settings. They might have trouble paying attention or following directions, or their strong emotions may lead to challenges with interpersonal relationships. Students in these situations will benefit from a different kind of academic experience that helps them address the underlying challenges which keep them from succeeding in class.

The process of learning at Bradley provides a caring and compassionate student experience for every child who is referred to our school.  At the time of enrollment, 95% of students are below grade level in Reading and Math. More than 45 % of our students show growth in those areas during their time at Bradley

Take a look inside The Bradley School and see why our unique approach to learning makes such a big difference in student success.

PBIS @ The Bradley School

In 2024, The Bradley School earned Universal (Tier 1) Initial Implementation with Fidelity.

PBIS 2013-2014

We have had quite a few students attend Bradley over the last few years, and have had a very positive experience. The staff have been incredible to work with, and you can see their true passion for working with the students. Some of our most challenging students have come to Bradley and made positive and substantial growth during their time. One of our students has faced many obstacles in his life, but through Bradley’s services he has learned to overcome, focus on his future, and upon graduation will be pursuing a 4-year degree at the college of his choice. We are so thankful for Bradley’s services and the impact they continue to have on our students. ”

Kelsey Oberly

Special Education Coordinator, Canon-McMillan School District

Voices of Bradley

Amanda Tobias, Principal of The Bradley School