Skip To Main Content

Home

C.F. Hard Elementary School exterior
A Hard Elementary student selects a book in the library
Hard Elementary teacher reads to her students
A Hard Elementary student poses in the hallway
A Hard Elementary student displays his STEM project
A Hard Elementary student poses in the hallway
A group of Hard Elementary Schools pose in the hallway
Hard Elementary student works on a computer
A collection of Crocs shoes
Footwear Focus: Prioritizing Student Safety

Ensuring a safe learning environment is our top priority. As part of our dress code, certain footwear, including Crocs, are restricted due to safety concerns. Discover the reasons behind this policy.

Watch Now!

The hands of five students hold seven first place medals.

Welcome to Charles F. Hard Elementary School!

Our school is a community where people offer strength and support for each other.

By combining our resources as educators, parents, and students, we will be able to create the best possible academic environment. Each student is given an opportunity to reach his/her potential through professional assistance.

Upcoming Events

Calendar

End of Year Activities

May 16: 5th Grade Promotion at 1pm

May 19: Kindergarten at 9am

May 18: PreK Graduation at 10am

Math manipulatives laying on a piece of graph paper
School System Hosts Successful STEAM Night

Bessemer City Schools recently held a successful STEAM Night, engaging students and families in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics activities.

Students had the opportunity to explore, create and learn through various hands-on exhibits and demonstrations, school officials said.

The school system thanked students, families and staff for making the event a success. Councilor Sarah Person and Gaston & Son’s Plumbing were also thanked for providing snacks for attendees.

School District Hosts Literacy Night

Bessemer City Schools held a Literacy Night at Bessemer City Middle School on March 6, providing families with resources and strategies to support student achievement. The event featured tips for helping children at home, free educational materials and presentations by students, teachers and literacy specialists. Eight-year-old author K. Barham presented and signed her book. Middle school students also performed a skit. School officials thanked families, teachers and administrators for their participation. The BCMS Ambassadors, sponsored by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Griglen, were recognized for hosting the event.

Unlock Your Child's Potential at Literacy Night!

Bessemer City Middle School invites all families to our annual Literacy Night this Thursday, March 6, 2025, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Join us for an evening dedicated to empowering parents and students with valuable literacy tools. Discover practical tips and resources to boost student achievement, and learn effective strategies for supporting your child's learning at home.

We'll provide free educational materials to take home, ensuring you have the resources needed to foster a love of reading and learning. Let's collaborate to build a strong foundation for our students' success. We look forward to seeing you there!