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  • Principal: Michelle Padilla

    Secretary: Alysa Johnson

    Grades: Kindergarten - 5

    Hours: 7:45 a.m. to 3:05 p.m. Monday - Thursday

    Preschool: Monday - Thursday

    3YO Preschool and Ms. Ahlin's Class: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

    4YO Preschool: 8:15 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.

     

     

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  •  Student artwork of a cobra snake

    TOP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ARTISTS RECOGNIZED

    The call for submissions for the 2023 Elementary Art Show drew an impressive 175 entries, with 11 earning Best of Show designation. Nearly 200 patrons attended the opening reception at the Rawlings Library. The "king" of this year's show, "King Kobra" by Elijah Vigil-Camacho of Beulah Heights, earned the Superintendent's Award.

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  •  Confetti falls as a large group of Bradford students celebrate in the gym

    IT'S RAINING BOOKS AT BRADFORD!

    This month, the Scripps Howard Fund celebrated the giveaway of the One Millionth Book through its “If You Give a Child a Book…” campaign. To celebrate this milestone, first through fifth graders at Bradford Elementary, along with their teachers, received a free copy of the highly awaited and recently released “Dog Man: Twenty Thousand Fleas Under the Sea,” by Dav Pilkey.

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  •  Rotarian Matt Albright holds a green and white dictionary

    ROTARIANS AGAIN DELIVER ON DICTIONARY PROMISE

    For nearly two decades, members of Pueblo Rotary #43 have contributed to the educational process by purchasing and delivering full color hard-bound Scholastic Children’s Dictionaries to every third grader in Pueblo County.

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  •  A classroom of young students set on the floor while paying attention to the guest reader

    DISTRICT SCHOLARS PARTICIPATE IN READ ACROSS AMERICA DAY

    Throughout the District this week, dignitaries including Mayor Nick Gradisar, firefighters and police officers, business owners, collegiate athletes and coaches, high school student leaders, Pueblo Bulls, and other community notables took a moment out of their busy schedules to read a book with our scholars while stressing the importance of literacy and the joy that comes with reading.

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