From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: We believe in prayer at Brook Hill. Prayer helped bring the school into existence when Steve Dement and his Accountability Group committed to pray for the school and God’s direction. Prayer has sustained us as we have continued to grow to even more […]
Third Graders led chapel service this week by sharing their passion for taking care of God’s creation. Proverbs 12:10 tells us that the righteous take care of their animals and this is just what the third graders with help from teachers and parents hope to accomplish. Mrs. Dahn and Mrs. Bickerstaff have inspired students to earn […]
Students in Mrs. Haugh’s Kindergarten class participated in St. Patrick’s Day learning activities. Graphing with Lucky Charms cereal was a fun way to apply mathematics skills. Mrs. Newsome and Mrs Haugh wish everyone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day. Library lesson included folktale stories from Ireland. Students followed leprechaun footprints to treasure.
Prekindergarten teachers, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Powell, utilize an amazing array of educational tools and opportunities to enhance learning. To teach the letter V, teachers taught students about the importance of eating vegetables. Students then created vegetable visitors!
From the Desk of Dr. Stan Ward: On Thursday, April 10, the Carter Blood Care team will be in the student center for our Spring Blood Drive. Here are the key details: Only students 16 and older may donate blood. Students who are 16 must have their parent’s permission. Please contact Dr. Ward for a […]
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Kenai Walker does, and is currently learning more! Kenai graduated Brook Hill in 2011 and immediately headed to Wofford College, an independent, national liberal arts college of 1,580 students located in downtown Spartanburg, South Carolina, a long way from Tyler! Kenai dropped in to Brook […]
Brook Hill Third Graders displayed an inventive spirit this week for their annual Invention Convention. Each student began by researching a famous inventor and presenting a biographical display board of their life and inventions. Students then also created an original invention meant to solve a problem and simplify life. The top three original inventions, were […]
The Lower School Cadet Singers completed their spring service project March 6th by singing at four local nursing homes and assisted living centers. The Cadet Singers sang for and visited with residents of The Hamptons Assisted Living, Park Place Nursing Home, Atria Senior Living, and Providence Park Nursing Home. All involved were greatly blessed by […]
We learned during chapel service at the Lower School that Jesus told his disciples to be fishers of men. Mrs. Smith’s first graders presented a play called “Fishers of Men” by Rachel Moore to explain what this means for us today. Fishing for men doesn’t mean to fish for people with fishing poles but to go into the […]
Did you know that we have a Fine Arts rotation for our 6th graders so that they can get a good overview of all the ways they can be involved in the arts at Brook Hill? It is just one way we try to help them discover their gifts and talents so that they can […]
Well, they did it. After an undefeated season, our girls soccer team took home back-to-back state championships! Our Lady Guard scored in the last 11 minutes of a grueling match to win 1-0. Congratulate these girls on their hard work and incredible accomplishment!
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Madison Mae Humphries, ’10, was extremely involved serving her school community during her years at Brook Hill, and we expected nothing less when she moved on to Baylor University. She has made us proud….again. During these last 4 years at Baylor, she has been […]