About Mr. Waldrip

About Bradford R. Waldrip, 

I have been teaching at Sierra since 2000.  During that time I feel that I have created a strong visual arts program that emphasizes creativity, communication, collaboration and critical thinking.  Students will experience a variety of two-dimensional and three-dimensional art projects.  I have had the opportunity to get involved in clubs and sports.  I was a sponsor for student council from 2006 - 2017.  I joined the track team coaching high jump from 2012 - present.  I have been coaching volleyball since 2017.  I think that offering students extra opportunities after school is important.   

• I earned my BFA in photography from the Savannah College of Art & Design in 1995.

• I earned my K-12 Art teaching license from Metro State College of Denver in 1998. 

• Taught art at Highlands Ranch High School in 1999 - 2000.

• Teaching Art at Sierra Middle School since 2000.

• Master Degree in Education Administration, California Coast University, 2016.

I currently live in Castle Rock. I have a daughter, Sara who is 17 years old and is a sophomore at Douglas County High School.