The Bell Library has approximately 8,900 books. We have a new collection of books about Pearl Harbor donated by Troy and Ginger Bell. Another new collection was donated by Anita Plemmons and the late Don Plemmons. The Plemmons family donated a very special 400 book collection dealing with the War Between the States. In this […]
The fourth and fifth grade got to present their Christmas program to their peers at Chapel this week as well as their family and friends on Thursday night. In this performance, the audience was able to learn about the importance of giving and how Christ gave his son for us.
Middle School had their fall field night on Thursday where they played games such as “Capture the Flag” and “Ships and Sailors.” They were able to run around or sit and chat with their friends while enjoying snacks and hot chocolate. Many of them were able to attend the Tommy Young Classic afterwards together.
From the desk of Brian Nelson, Dean of Academics: The best thing about my job is the opportunity to celebrate the successes of our students. At Brook Hill, students have been blessed by God with talents and are using these gifts to glorify Him. It is an honor to work exceptional young people! Today, I […]
From the desk of Jessica Mize, ACE Coordinator: Here at the Brook Hill School, part of our job as educators includes preparing our students for as much of college life as possible. One element of this preparation includes semester exams. Students also have the job to make sure they formulate their own study schedules with […]
In a continuation of holiday festivities, Kindergarten classes made gingerbread houses on Friday with some special visitors. The kids were able to decorate their house with an entire tub of icing all to themselves and a wide assortment of colorful decorations including pretzels, peppermints, marshmallows and M&Ms.
We had an awesome time at the ornament exchange yesterday! We had a beautiful spread of food prepared and provided by Evelyn Lott, Brook Hill alum and chef at the Honey Tree. Moms mingled, enjoyed a devotion lead by Heather Fletcher, and then played an ornament exchange game. It is special anytime moms can get […]
From the desk of Shawn Rhoads, Director of Residence Life: When some schools speak of the diversity of their student body, they simply mean that they have more than one ethnicity on campus– maybe even up to four or five nationalities. When we speak of a diverse student body at Brook Hill, we mean something […]
Congratulations to seniors Alec Kitt and Autumn Lundy for being selected to represent Brook Hill in December at the Rotary Students of the Month breakfast. “Brook Hill is just a tough, academic and competitive environment so to be chosen as the scholars of the month is really an honor,” Kitt said.
“We have been learning how chemical reactions require certain ratios of reactants and produce certain amounts of products, much like a recipe for a cake or cookies,” Travis Bunger said. “We went into the lab to observe what happens when you place a copper wire into a silver nitrate solution. Initially the wire turns black […]
WACO — Brianna Young scored 10 points and Brook Hill produced 11 steals with AD Kuechle leading the way with four takeaways, but it was not enough to overcome a cold-shooting fourth quarter in a 40-30 loss to Waco Reicher on Tuesday in a non-district girls varsity game. The Lady Guard led Reicher 22-20 at halftime, but […]
Brook Hill pushed Dallas Christian to the limit before relenting in a 50-47 loss Tuesday in a non-district varsity boys game. The Guard were paced offensively by Reid Hill’s 15 points with Parker Galbraith chipping in nine points in the loss. “I was really proud of how hard the boys played,” Guard coach Jacob Agnew […]