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Baylor Softball Team Visits Brook Hill

February 13, 2015

Last Friday, the Lady Bear Baylor Softball team visited Brook Hill’s campus on their way to a tournament in Louisiana. The team practiced on our field, spent time with our girls, and autographed softballs and posters. This incredible team of girls even wished Morgan a quick recovery! We were so impressed by this group of […]

Six Students Sign to Play Athletics in College

February 13, 2015

Six more Brook Hill seniors signed this afternoon to play athletics in college! Edward Briggs signed to play footall at Mary Hardin-Baylor. Malik Alley signed to play football at Midwestern State University. Tyrone Brown signed to play football at Texas Lutheran University. Kyle Regester signed to play soccer at University of the Ozarks. Ari Assad […]

Stay the Course and Be Patient

February 13, 2015

From the desk of Rod Fletcher, Headmaster: This morning I watched the Brook Hill Lady Guard Basketball Team beat T. K. Gorman in the first round of the District tournament.  It was great – winning is always great.  But what was particularly impressive in this game was the way they won. At the end of […]

Financial Aid for College

February 13, 2015

From the desk of Celia Tucker, Academic Counselor: While enjoying a presentation by the Director of Financial Aid at LeTourneau University last week, senior students and parents snacked on homemade bread and water while visions of dollar signs danced in their heads. Because thinking about  the cost of college can be a little overwhelming let’s […]

Valentine’s Day at Lower School

February 13, 2015

We celebrated Valentine’s Day on Friday at the Lower School. Classes played games like Bingo and made valentine bags and other crafts. Students also shared valentines with one another and enjoyed delicious treats with their classmates and parents! We are so grateful for our awesome parents who came to our class parties to help decorate […]

God is Love – 1st Grade Leads Chapel

February 13, 2015

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Mrs. Dahn’s 1st grade class taught all of us a valuable lesson: God is love. How do you spell love? What about strength? Helper? Kind? G – O – D At least, that is how Mrs. Dahn’s class spelled these words in their chapel lesson. The skit centered around […]

2nd Grade Researches Great Americans

February 13, 2015

Second grade has been busy the last three weeks researching great Americans in Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Brashier’s classes. To learn the research process, students have read biographies and researched online about one person that did something great in America’s history. This past week students have written their own research paper with the facts they […]

Senior Night – Soccer

February 13, 2015

We celebrated our senior soccer players on the field last week between our games against Prince of Peace. We are so proud of these students and their accomplishments both on and off the field! Seniors, we wish you well as you finish your time with us and begin a new journey in college!

Alumni Update: Ed Link Pursues Domestic Policies

February 12, 2015

From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Following graduation from Brook Hill in the spring of 2011, Edwin Link packed up and moved to Wenham, Massachusetts, just north of Boston, to attend Gordon College. Intending to study Business and Youth Ministry,  he began to realize he was being called to […]

4th Grade Celebrates Valentine’s Day

February 12, 2015

Our 4th grade students celebrated Valentine’s Day this week! Mrs. Ponce’ class made Valentine’s cards for nursing home patients. 4th graders from Mrs. Dawkins class got to have a great Valentine party thanks to some of our incredible moms!

Kindergarten Learns about Measurement

February 12, 2015

This week kindergarten has been learning about measurement. As part of our study, we traced each student and they used their cut outs to measure themselves. We didn’t use the traditional tools to measure with, however. Instead, students used books, blocks, pencils and even Play-Doh cups. It was a great way to differentiate the way our students […]