Good Afternoon Jaguar Families,
The second quarter of the school year is well underway and I hope everything is going well for you and your students. Is there a member of the staff who has made or is making a difference in your student’s life at school? If so, consider nominating that person for staff member of the month. You can recognize anyone who works for Bradley High School — teachers, administrators, aides, office staff, custodial staff or food-service workers. CLICK HERE for a Staff Member of the Month form and submit it to the main office.
Tonight, November 12th the Hilliard Bradley Theater presents The Odd Couple! The Odd Couple runs from November 12th through November 14th. Performances on Friday and Saturday are at 7pm, and Sunday’s performance is at 2pm. Tickets can be purchased through Local Level. The link is on our website at www.bradleytheater.com
Finally, I would like to say congratulations to our following students for earning student of the month for the month of October: Jack Anderson, Kyleigh Banta-Heaberlin, Meghan Bee, Ibrahim Belmahi, Joseph Chapman, Shufen Chen, Ella Demianenko, Carson Dever, Zavier Frost, Micah Gallebo, Charles Gill, Elene Harb, Samantha Hosni, Ashley Jimenez, Madeline Johnson, William Linse, Tayshaun Mayfield, Bryan Nashalsky, Ryan Perez, Julian Perez, Yenci Gabriela Pleites Morales, Raquelle Pope, Cullen Schafler, Arianna Van, Delaney Warner, Kassandra Yano and Grant Zoller!
Have a Great Weekend and Go Jags!!!
Counselor News – November 2021
Just a quick reminder that we will be giving Ohio State/Air Test Exams later this month. They will be given during November 29 through December 10th. Students who have missed an Air Test or need to retake a test will be contacted by their counselor.
The school counseling office is offering three groups to support our mental health concerns for our students – see list below. If your child might be of interest, please contact one of our mental health specialists, Ms. Burgos or Mrs. O’Neil.
“JAG Social” – “Healthy Relationships Group” – “Mending Mindset”
Attention Students!
Students grades 9-12 interested in information on West Point – United States Military Academy please see Mrs. Wintrich in the guidance office to sign up to attend a visit from them on Tuesday, November 23rd 10:30-11:30am.
Parents can pay PARTICIPATION FEES for winter sports by logging into MyPaymentsPlus.com. Choose “Events and Activities”, the follow the steps to put your athlete’s sport in your shopping cart. Even if your athlete is on free or reduced lunch, you must follow these steps, then check out with a $0 or half fee. Neither checks nor cash will be accepted for participation fees.
Update your athlete’s FINAL FORMS account now! 1) parent and athlete both sign all forms; 2) pay participation fees; and 3) upload your athlete’s physical for my clicking the small black folder in the top right corner. All of these are required to be completed before your athlete is allowed to compete.
Ski and Board Club signups are available through My Payments Plus. There are two options for Ski and Board Club this year.
1. Mad River Mountain- Weekly Tuesday trips by chartered bus to Mad River Mountain beginning Tuesday, January 4th
2. Holiday Valley, NY- Saturday January 22nd This trip is open to all high school students in Hilliard City Schools and ONLY A FEW SPOTS REMAIN!
Questions, contact Becky_Waller@hboe.org
Senior Pictures due December 10th!
Seniors, plan when/where/how you’re going to take your senior photos now! Go to the Bradley Yearbook website for a list of requirements and details about submission. The deadline to submit your senior photo to the yearbook is Friday, December 10th, 2021.
- Tuesday, November 23 – Sophomore Tolles Visit
- Wednesday, November 24 – Friday, November 26 – No School
- Monday, December 20 – Winter Break Begins
- Monday, January 3 – Students Return from Winter Break
Skilled Trades Expo Success
Hilliard was proud to welcome close to 3,000 students to the first ever Skilled Trades Expo. You can watch a short video recap of the day by clicking this link.
The event was held in collaboration with the Ohio Contractors Association, the Associated General Contractors of America, and the Building Trades Council to educate our students about alternative career pathways through hands-on experiences. The students learned about skilled trades like bricklaying, carpentry, masonry, roofing, and plumbing. While many job sectors have reported slow to no job growth since the start of the pandemic, the skilled trades industry is seeing a boom across the nation.
