Join us for the first ever Orange Rush Family Fun Run on April 22, 2017. This is a great event for the whole family including a Kid’s Dash and 5K race. The 3.1-mile route will take you through the beautiful campus of The Brook Hill School. Take advantage of our “Early Bird” special and register […]

Join men and women of Brook Hill for a fun day of sporting clays, grilling and great raffle items. Registration fee includes a golf cart for your team to navigate through the course, lunch, tournament merchandise, plus drinks and snacks on the course. Mulligans are available for purchase to replace a team’s lowest score. Sign up […]

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and we only have a few spots left for an evening at Kiepersol Restaurant for our Hearts for Brook Hill, Celebrating 20 Years Sweetheart Dinner on Monday, February 13. A percentage of proceeds from the evening will benefit The Brook Hill Fund, which makes a tremendous difference in each […]

In fourth grade science we are studying all about light and sound. In this lesson, the students had fun trying to using only a mirror by tracing the pattern by their partner holding the mirrors. The lesson was a laughing out loud experiment about how reflection works. Fourth graders are experiencing the properties of waves […]

Second grader is learning about heat energy and experimenting with an AA battery, aluminum foil and electrical wire. They started off holding one end of the aluminum foil wire against each battery pole with one hand. They continued to hold the aluminum foil wire against each battery pole and, after 10 seconds, touched the wire […]

Brook Hill started ice cold on offense Friday against Tyler All Saints, which put the Lady Guard in a hole BH was unable to dig itself out of in a 63-31 loss. The Lady Guard struggled with their shot all night, finishing with 32 percent shooting. Brook Hill dropped to 2-4 in TAPPS 3-5A with the […]

From the desk of Shawn Rhoads, Director of Residence Life: “Chef Sualua Tupolo is a former Executive Sous Chef and Culinary Instructor at Weimar Center of Health & Education. He has served for over 30 years as Executive Chef, Chef de Partie, and Touring Chef in some of the world’s finest kitchens.”1 Brook Hill has […]

Eighth graders participated in the Academic Rodeo Science Fair on Thursday. Mary Elizabeth Roberts and Grace Yeager conducted surveys to see if the perception of blonds being less intelligent was actually real. Colby Davis tested different materials to see what the best material would be to prevent concussions. Hallie Foster made a beautiful model of […]

Students in Trig got to took a break from the classroom to go outside this week to enjoy the nice weather. They calculated the height of the flagpole using similar triangles and tangent functions.

Mrs. Haugh’s Pre-K class graphed predictions on Groundhog Day, watched the video of Punxsutawney Phil and made a craft to retell their families of what the outcome was from Phil’s prediction.

100th day activities were flowing at the Lower School today. Pre-K brought 100 items in a brown bag, glued 100 smarties on paper, made a hate with 100 dots on it, made 100th day trail mix and painted 100 dots on paper. Mrs. Newman’s class also had a full day of activities.

First graders turned into penguins today as their dads came to eat lunch with them and play games in the gym.