Mrs. Dawkins’ 4th graders wrote scary stories full of lots of fun characters and spooky places. They shared them with all 2nd grade classes.

Mrs. Batis’s 2nd grade class has been earning shells for outstanding behavior in the classroom, halls, art, music, library, Spanish and Science Lab. The class displays teamwork by encouraging each other to go above and beyond with their behavior. When the class gets 10 shells, they vote on the prize they would like to receive. […]

Second Grade has been studying the three branches of government. The classes read Duck for President and worked in stations to learn vocabulary as well as making a campaign button and registration card to practice some responsibilities of voting citizens. As an exciting addition to the lesson, Jacksonville Mayor Dick Stone visited Second Grade. Mr. Stone […]

Seniors came by the Academic Office this week for a treat if their college applications were complete! Submitting college applications, sending their SAT and ACT scores from the testing agency, and making sure a transcript is on its’ way can really help them breathe a sigh of relief when it comes to applying for college.

Last week, Pre-K enjoyed learning about great stories and Fairy Tales. They practiced re-telling the story of The Three Bears using Teddy Grahams. They also made Pigs in a Blanket after reading The Three Little Pigs and ate straw (Chow Mein noodles), sticks (pretzel sticks), and bricks (cheese nips) to represent the things the Three […]

From the desk of Jessica Mize, ACE Director and SPARC Coordinator: First and foremost, there are not enough thank yous possible for Coach Ryle, and his staff, along with Coach Hubbard, and her staff, for orchestrating and executing the Guard Dog breakfasts this year. As a mom of an enthusiastic, head strong, outgoing 6 year […]

Q: What president’s birthplace is celebrated in a best-selling building set for children? A: Abraham Lincoln’s log cabin. One of the most successful toys associated with the presidency is Lincoln Logs, which lets children build log cabins that look the way the public imagined the early home of Lincoln. John Lloyd Wright, son of renowned […]

The 7th grade boys choir spent a class period in the American Freedom Museum recently learning about Texas songs. The students learned the history of songs such as The Eyes of Texas and Deep in the Heart of Texas, as well as the present state song, Texas Our Texas. After the lesson, they voted on […]

With the holiday season approaching, let this charming, hand painted ceramic ornament be the perfect addition to your tree! It is a beautiful rendering of Ornelas Hall, the first academic building on The Brook Hill School campus. Display it year round with the ornament stand that comes with your purchase.  Available for $20 in the […]

Join Brook Hill moms for Yoga on the Patio at the new Tyler Athletic & Swim Club along with a devotion from Jessica Mize as we focus on being Spiritually Fit! Friday, November 10 8:30 – 10 a.m. Tyler Athletic & Swim Club 11208 Oak Creek Blvd, Tyler, TX *Complimentary childcare for children 6 months […]

Eighth graders are learning to identify physical and chemical changes by testing four white powders. Each were observed dry and then after mixing with water, vinegar and iodine. Students were looking for evidence of which change occurred.  

Between the delicious seasonal drinks at The Cabin and our new Chick-fil-A on Wednesdays tradition, The Cabin Coffee House is also offering gift certificates for students and faculty. Stop in to find out more information on how to credit your student’s RenWeb account with Cabin money.