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Bradley County s Blue Springs Elementary School was hard hit by the April 27 tornadoes. Follow @DaltonGeorgia CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Bradley County Board of Education has authorized the demolition of the tornado-damaged Blue Springs Elementary School building.At its Thursday night meeting, the board also authorized schools Director Johnny McDaniel to fo <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.uk>stanley cup rmalize what he said is an oral agreement to buy 20 acres on which to build a new Blue Springs school.The site, on Blue Springs Road, has been offered for sale at $13,000 an acre for a total of $260,000 plus closing costs. The transaction is contingent on soil tests, officials said.Those were among several steps taken to help the school system recover from the April 27 tornadoes and storms.Meanwhile, work is under way to prepare storm-damaged Michigan Avenue Elementary School to be ready for classes in August.Classrooms will be ready, Principal Robert Brittingham said. But morning and evening traffic patterns will change,
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