Last week in Lower School chapel, Mrs. Ponce’s fourth grade class performed the story of The Good Samaritan from Luke 10: 25-37 before following it up with a modern-day version of the story.
From the desk of Shawn Rhoads, Director of Campus Ministry: It has been a couple of years since we have had the blessing of hosting the Parental Care Ministries Children’s choir. But our friends from Uganda more than made up for the lapse of time. Our BH kids were beyond fully engaged with this group […]
To help students better understand subatomic particles in the atom, 8th graders have been building Bohr models of different atoms using beans and peas. Once the model was checked and found to be correct, students then drew pictures and made electron dot diagrams for each atom studied. Students were constantly heard saying , “This makes so […]
Brook Hill Middle School students will have their art work displayed at the Tyler Museum of Art’s annual Day of the Dead celebration. There will be an artist’s reception the weekend prior to the actual Day of The Dead. The Day of the Dead is November 1st and 2nd. Brook Hill has participated in this […]
Brook Hill took Best of Show in the two visual art categories of the Creative Arts Contest at the East Texas State Fair! Layne Whitten won the Tri- Colored Award for ages 10-13 with his self-portrait drawing and Madyson McEuen won the Tri-colored Award for ages 14-18, also with a self-portrait drawing. First Place winners: […]
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: A Brook Hill education is so much more than preparing you for college, though the academics and intentional structure of the day certainly do make that happen. All of the options for exploring your potential and gifts whether in athletics, the arts or academics […]
This week in Lower School chapel, Mrs. Bickerstaff’s fifth grade class acted out the story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17.
Brook Hill students had a fantastic showing at the East Texas State Fair in the Creative Arts Competition and the Photography Competition! Layne Whitten A 7th / Self Portrait Pencil (Graphite) #54 Portraits 1st Place / Best in Show Madyson McEuen A 8th / Self Portrait Pencil (Graphite) #54 Portraits 1st Place / Best in […]
From the desk of Jessica Mize, SPARC Coordinator: This week during an Upper School assembly held for all students not already signed up for SPARC, our student body was enlightened regarding all of the amazing SPARC courses available this year. Each SPARC instructor came before the student body and described their course in detail. Students […]
Kindergarten and 1st graders are in the process of making a monochromatic self-portrait with lines in the background. Each class has been assigned a different color of the rainbow to color their artworks. Once all the classes have completed their art, the portraits will make a giant rainbow display. The first couple of days we […]
Today, many of our community helpers drove their emergency vehicles onto our campus to teach Pre-K and Kindergarten students about what they do in their job. Our students were able to crawl through the back of a police car, get their heartrate checked in the back of an ambulance, walk through a smoke house and […]
In Lower School PE, our Pre-K students got to practice their colors and following the rules through different parachute games.