Today we remembered Maundy Thursday by serving others just as Christ served his disciples. As a Christian community we celebrate and remember the Last Supper Jesus had with his disciples on the night he was betrayed. Maundy Thursday specifically recalls how the son of God stooped to wash the feet of his disciples, and we remember […]
From the desk of Rod Fletcher, Headmaster: Enough said.
Haven’t Re-enrolled Yet?! Don’t Wait! The $100 Late Fee begins This Monday, April 6th at 11pm central! **Important: beginning April 7th, open enrollment for new families begins and both new and returning families are given equal enrollment consideration when securing spots in any grade level. To Complete Online Enrollment follow these easy steps: 1) Log […]
To learn about energy and motion, 8th grade students have begun their mousetrap car project! Students are building a mousetrap powered car and will test them soon to see how fast and how far they will go!
In Kindergarten we did a science lesson about eggs where we tested the strength of an egg. We started by having a few classmates try to crush an egg with their hands. Next we set a book then a stack of books on the eggs to see if they would break. For our final test the […]
The Brook Hill Lower School’s fifth grade service project this year was to collect duffel bags for the Duffels for H.O.P.E. organization. Duffels for H.O.P.E. is “a non-profit organization that seeks to provide proper transitional containers for the belongings of children entering the foster care system.” Many of the duffels were filled with items that […]
Tennis season is underway! Here are some photos of our tennis team.
You’re invited to our 2015 Dinner & Auction on April 24, 2015 @ 6:00 pm – Come enjoy an international block party, Brook Hill Style! For information including tickets, silent and live auction items and more, go to www.brookhill.org and click the link in the lower left hand corner. Can’t wait to see you there!
First Graders learned all about the symbols of our state, the different geographic regions of Texas, and created the Texas flag.
From the desk of Wally Dawkins, Athletic Director: Lueders, Texas. Have you ever heard of Lueders? Thirty miles north of Abilene? Fifteen miles west of Albany? Population 528? Did you ever see the movie “The Last Picture Show”? The “Picture Show” movie was filmed in Archer City, Texas. Compared to Lueders, Archer City is like […]
Prekindergarten, kindergarten, and first grade classes recently performed at the Lower School to celebrate Easter. The Pre-K and K took the stage first to sing some old and new Sunday School songs that ended in a fun mash-up of “To God Be the Glory.” The First Grade then presented their 2015 Easter Program, “It’s All […]
First graders have been busy researching an animal the past 2 weeks. We have read books and even used computers. We showed off our hard work by writing our own non-fiction book and creating a display board with all of our facts. God created some amazing animals, and some amazing first graders! […]