The Senior History classes recently visited the National World War II Museum in New Orleans as a part of their study of that era. Covering two city blocks in four separate buildings, the Museum tells the incredible story of how America and her allies defeated the threat of Germany, Italy and Japan through realistic walking […]
For the last month Debate students have been working on and writing cases to answer the TAPPS Lincoln Douglas Debate resolution for the year: “In the United States, wealth inequality is detrimental to democratic ideals.” Students must prepare cases both for and against this statement and they were able to test out their cases before […]
From the desk of Jan Hommel, American Freedom Museum Director: Words are very powerful. They can have a positive or negative effect on our thoughts, emotions and lives. They can build us up, give us hope, empower us to press on, or even persuade us to fight for a cause. But they can also destroy, […]
Saturday, April 16, 2016, Brook Hill Middle School did something new and exciting! 7 Brook Hill Middle School students under the direction of Mr. Glenn Ballard competed in PSIA One Act Play District Competition for the first time! 8 schools met in Arlington at The Oakridge School for the event. Competition was tough…only 2 schools […]
ETMC EMS continues to bring awareness about texting and driving ETMC EMS continues to bring a public safety campaign about the dangers of texting and driving to East Texas students with the latest presentation this week being at The Brook Hill School in Bullard. Signs, billboards and public safety announcements are being displayed around East […]
Brook Hill scored early and often and then added even more for good measure Friday in a 22-0 onslaught victory over Tyler Bishop Gorman. Five Lady Guard players crossed home plate three times with nearly everyone on the active roster registering either a hit or a run. Brook Hill finished with 23 hits overall with […]
Brook Hill spotted visiting Dallas Christian a 5-run advantage and never caught up in an eventual 8-4 loss Thursday in a TAPPS District 2-4A game. Mason Smith doubled and drove in two runs in the loss. The Guard were limited to five hits in the game with three of those doubles as Tyler Overbeek and […]
Last Friday our Cadet Singer Choir gave the gift of music to residents at The Heights of Tyler, The Hamptons of Tyler, and Meadow Lake. Students sang beautiful melodies to bless the residents of these homes and praised the Lord! Afterwards, we all went to CiCi’s Pizza for lunch! What a great way to spend […]
From the desk of Rod Fletcher, Headmaster: You may have seen the construction at the Lower School and be wondering what is happening. As the student body grows, we will need additional classrooms to accommodate this growth. Fortunately, the Lower School was built with expansion in mind. In fact, the Lower School facility was built […]
PreK students enjoyed a morning of cowboy related activities on Friday! Students got their faces painted, enjoyed races, played horseshoes, and even got to rope and sit on saddles. It was a fun way to celebrate what they’ve been learning about our great state: Texas! Parents came to help with the activities, and the students had […]
1st graders packed out the gymnatorium on Friday to showcase the animals they researched for a class project. Students gathered and communicated facts about their animal of choice and made a presentation board to go along with it. Some students even dressed like their animal! The project was a great way to integrate biology with […]
Our Kindergarten students have been learning all about bugs, animals, and plants over the past few weeks at school. On Friday we took a short walk to Brook Hill’s pond, nature trails, and outdoor classroom to see all the things we’ve been learning about in person! We saw ants, bugs, trees, plants, sticks, logs, squirrels, […]