"...I was on the Bradwell track team the year 2004-2005. I ran the 800. I am writing this email to say thank you. Whether you know this or not, you taught me discipline and also helped me improve my time management skills. Two things I still apply to my everyday life. I appreciate you being hard on me all those days ,you caught me drinking soda or when I was late and had to run a lap. I also appreciate you pushing me the way you did, because that has taught me to never give up on anything. I am now 20 years old(soon to be 21) and attending college at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia pursing my bachelors degree in health care management. All though I am not running track anymore, you are someone I will never forget. You are an amazing coach as well as person, thank you for making a difference in my life.
Sincerely,
Bradwell Graduate
"I will say that the fine teachers I had at Bradwell Institute did an excellent job in preparing me for college because their teachings (especially Mr. Holman and economics class) have put me way ahead of the game in my classes."
2009 BI Graduate
"...know that your labor was not and is not in vain and that the seeds you help cultivate are bearing fruit."
BI Graduate
Dear Mr. Collins(BI Teacher) and Ms. Woods (BI administrator),
I wanted to say thank you again from my class and myself for partnering with us on the Benjamin Saves the Books project. My class created a website based upon our fieldtrip and information we learned after the fieldtrip. We then entered the website in the Media Festival and on Friday our project was judged and qualified to move on to the International Media Festival in Colorado this summer. If it had not been for the opportunity that Mr. Collins and the Technology office presented to us we would never have had this success. If you get a chance take a look at our website it is a great piece work.
http://www.liberty.k12.ga.us/mediafestival/pheath_Benjamin/
Thanks
Mr. Heath
Skills U. S. A. Winners
Shakur Freeney placed second in dramatic interpretation and extemporaneous speaking.
Amanda Durden and Brian Rothwell are Bradwell’s literary coordinators.
