Bradley County Schools & Education

Bradley County, Tennessee

School Score

49/100

Higher = better

Rating

Average

Graduation Rate

92.5%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

92.5%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 93.3%

Per-Pupil Spending

$6,470

National avg $13,239

State avg $6,215

School Score

49/100

Higher = better

State avg 47/100

State School Rank

#52

of 95 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Bradley County, Tennessee

Urban and Suburban Educational Access

Bradley County hosts 27 public schools serving 16,037 students across two districts. The infrastructure is built around 18 elementary schools and four high schools to support a growing student population.

Solid Graduation Rates and Local Investment

Bradley County's 92.5% graduation rate remains well above the national average of 87%. The county spends $6,470 per pupil, maintaining a level of investment that is slightly higher than the Tennessee state average of $6,215.

Cleveland and Bradley County District Roles

Bradley County Schools serves 10,269 students, while the Cleveland district serves 5,768 students. Both districts operate without charter schools, focusing entirely on traditional public education for the community.

Large Schools in a City Environment

With 15 schools in city locales and seven in suburbs, the county offers a distinctly urban-suburban educational feel. Cleveland High is the county's largest school with 1,842 students, and the overall average school size is 617.

Find Home Near Cleveland's Academic Centers

Bradley County offers diverse school environments ranging from rural outposts to large city high schools. Families should explore homes in Cleveland to stay close to the county's largest and most central educational facilities.

School Overview

Total Schools

27

in Bradley County

Total Enrollment

16,037

students

School Districts

2

districts

Charter Schools

0

0% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary18
Middle3
High4
Other2

2 School Districts in Bradley County

Bradley County

18 schools
10,269 students

Cleveland

9 schools
5,768 students

27 Public Schools in Bradley County

Cleveland High

Cleveland

9–12High1,842 students
Bradley Central High School

Bradley County

9–12High1,677 students
Walker Valley High School

Bradley County

9–12High1,498 students
Cleveland Middle

Cleveland

6–8Middle1,271 students
Lake Forest Middle School

Bradley County

6–8Middle1,127 students
Ocoee Middle School

Bradley County

6–8Middle997 students
Waterville Community Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary660 students
Blythe-Bower Elementary

Cleveland

PK–5Primary636 students
North Lee Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary513 students
Black Fox Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary510 students
Candy's Creek Cherokee Elementary School

Cleveland

PK–5Primary471 students
Michigan Avenue Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary466 students
Park View Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary463 students
Hopewell Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary457 students
Mayfield Elementary

Cleveland

PK–5Primary412 students
Oak Grove Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary406 students
Prospect Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary396 students
Charleston Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary341 students
Valley View Elementary School

Bradley County

PK–5Primary307 students
G.R. Stuart Elementary

Cleveland

PK–5Primary291 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$6,470

State avg $6,215

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Bradley County, Tennessee — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Bradley County, Tennessee?

Bradley County hosts 27 public schools serving 16,037 students across two districts. The infrastructure is built around 18 elementary schools and four high schools to support a growing student population.

How do schools in Bradley County perform academically?

Bradley County's 92.5% graduation rate remains well above the national average of 87%. The county spends $6,470 per pupil, maintaining a level of investment that is slightly higher than the Tennessee state average of $6,215.

What are the major school districts in Bradley County, Tennessee?

Bradley County Schools serves 10,269 students, while the Cleveland district serves 5,768 students. Both districts operate without charter schools, focusing entirely on traditional public education for the community.

What is the school experience like in Bradley County?

With 15 schools in city locales and seven in suburbs, the county offers a distinctly urban-suburban educational feel. Cleveland High is the county's largest school with 1,842 students, and the overall average school size is 617.

How can I find homes near good schools in Bradley County, Tennessee?

Bradley County offers diverse school environments ranging from rural outposts to large city high schools. Families should explore homes in Cleveland to stay close to the county's largest and most central educational facilities.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.