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Bradley Elementary

Our story begins with the 300 individual scholars who enter our doorways each day. Students in grades PreK-6 at the Bradley Elementary School delve into learning tasks, working toward building their skills as readers, mathematicians, scientists and most importantly, critical thinkers. Teachers exude a mixture of joy and urgency as they facilitate instruction that encourages children to take ownership of their learning. Families congregate outside the school for our daily morning assembly, checking in on one another and with their child’s teacher. At the Bradley, authentic relationships are developing at every level of our organization. It is these relationships, coupled with a strong vision of the engaged critical thinkers we seek to inspire, that has created the conditions for our growth. We pride ourselves on celebrating our communities rich cultural and linguistic diversity as over sixty percent of our students speak a first language that is not English.  We provide a safe, motivating, and inquiry-driven learning environment with high expectations.  Students at the Bradley School have a minimum of five enrichment courses every week that include subjects such as theater arts, STEAM Innovation, physical education and science.  Educators, administrators, families and the community work collaboratively to establish a nurturing and inclusive environment where students become courageous and confident citizens. We work together to hold a monthly Coffee with the Principal and School Family Council Meetings. We work with community partners such as Boston Ballet,  Harvard University Civics Program, Harbor Arts, and Playworks.   As a late start school we host a daily before school program here at the Bradley. This program costs $25 per week and begins at 8 AM. There are also several academic and recreational programs available in the East Boston area for students to attend after school. 

Welcome to the Bradley

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Principal Carney's Quote of the Week

"When I dare to be powerful, to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid.” 
– Audre Lorde

Guiding Principles

  • Be Courageous

  • Be Confident

  • Be a Bradley Citizen

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Team Bradley

Mrs. Wilson

K0-K1 TEACHER 

Mrs. Norton

K1 TEACHER 

Ms.Erin

 Instructional Aide

Ms. Assia

Instructional Aide

Ms. Nietupski

K2 TEACHER 

Mrs. Moran

K2 TEACHER 

Mrs. Wyatt

Instructional Aide 

Ms. Sharon

Instructional Aide 

Ms. Renee

1st GRADE TEACHER 

Ms. Woods

1st GRADE TEACHER 

Ms. Francesca

Instructional Aide 

Ms. Carla
Instructional Aide 

Mrs. Flynn

2nd GRADE TEACHER 

Mr. Flynn

2nd GRADE TEACHER 

Ms. Ana

Instructional Aide 

Mrs. Tritto

3rd GRADE TEACHER 

Mrs. McComb

3rd GRADE TEACHER 

Ms. Warren

Instructional Aide 

Mrs. Moore

4th GRADE TEACHER 

Mrs. Bruno

4th GRADE TEACHER 

Ms. Marybeth

Instructional Aide 

Ms. Hurl

5th/6th HUMANITIES 

Ms. Buck

5th/6th LANGUAGE ARTS

Mr. Eddie

Instructional Aide 

Ms. Powers

5th/6th MATH

Ms. Fieger

5th/6th STEM

Ms. Gianni

Instructional Aide 

SPECIALIST TEAM

Ms. Wall

SCIENCE TEACHER 

Mrs. Forbes

INNOVATION TEACHER

Mr. Chajon

PE TEACHER

Mrs. Dankner

VISUAL ARTS TEACHER

TBD

SPANISH TEACHER 

Mrs. Catino

ESL TEACHER

Mrs. DeLuca

ESL TEACHER

Mrs. Chahlaouy

ESL TEACHER

Mrs. Galego

ESL TEACHER

Mr. Barry

ESL TEACHER

Mrs. Forbes

ESL TEACHER

Ms. Denisi

RESOURCE TEACHER

SUPPORT TEAM

Ms. Yorlady

COUNSELOR

Ms. Emeline

COUNSELOR

Mr. Pichette

Family Liaison

Mrs. Cunningham

SPECIAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR

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