Brook Hill run roughshod over Dallas Shelton Monday, winning 7-2, to clinch a spot in the Division District 2 boys soccer playoffs. Chidiebere Nechi had two goals and two assists to lead the Guard, which raised it overall mark to 9-8 overall and 8-5 in TAPPS Division II District 2. Edmund Loolo also scored two […]
The Brook Hill JV boys basketball team completed a solid season last week, but couldn’t get a victory in its finale, falling by one point to Tyler Grace Community. Despite 17 points from Jermiah McGowen, the Guard fell short, 49-48, to complete the season with a 15-8 record. The Guard were 3-5 in TAPPS 2-4A. […]
Brook Hill Middle School soccer made its mark this year. The BHMS boys finished as district champions with the girls finishing as district runner-up. Everything culminated in the TAPSAC Tournament last week. The Lady Guard first faced off against Tyler All Saints in the semifinals. Thanks to two goals from Caroline Welty and a goal from Katherine […]
Brook Hill is playing its best soccer at the right time. The Guard blanked Carrollton Prince of Peace 1-0 last week to post their fourth win in five games and solidify fourth place with a 7-5 record in the Division II District 2 standings. The Guard used a goal from Chan Woo Yang and five […]
The Brook Hill girls soccer team closed out the regular season, going 3-2 in its final five games to stay in fourth place with a 6-5 record in Division II District 2. The Lady Guard host third-place Tyler All Saints on Tuesday in the regular-season finale for Senior Night at Herington Stadium. The Lady Guard took […]
As part of their study of the letter “V”, PreK students created their very own vegetable visitor for a class project. Our creative students came up with some really cool and unique creations for their vegetable visitors!
Students in Dr. Brunson’s Humanities class gave a series of biographical presentations on the Renaissance this week. Subjects included Leonardo da Vinci, Artemesia Gentileschi, Shakespeare, Barbara Longhi, Isotta Nogarola, music, spices, and even Sir Thomas More. Students studied, researched, and then wrote papers about their given topics, culminating in oral presentations before their peers. After presenting, […]
Open House is tomorrow (Saturday) at 10am! Don’t forget to invite a friend to tour our campus and see what Brook Hill is all about! We will have faculty, administrators, students and families on campus. Our students and families will be leading tours, and we couldn’t be more excited! Here is a quick link to […]
From the desk of Tammy Hayes, Middle School Principal: It’s no easy task to make this wall at The Brook Hill School! Students must learn to manage quite a lot in order to make this elite group from juggling schedules between parents, sports, and special events. What am I referring to? We are talking about […]
From the desk of Rod Fletcher, Headmaster: Every five years we are reaccredited by AdvancED. Reaccreditation is an arduous process by which we prove that we meet external standards and show that we are continuously improving as a school. We have chosen AdvancED as our accrediting agency because of its rigor and reputation – in […]
From the desk of Sandra Fritcher, Lower School Principal: Have you ever wondered what God looks like? Well, children at the Lower School, especially the younger ones, ask that question often. One of the ways we answer that question is through service projects. We want our students, all of them, to not only learn about […]
This Thursday we celebrated the 100th day of school at the Lower School! Teachers had all kinds of activities for our students, especially in the lower grades. Students stacked 100 cups, made hats with 100 stickers, counted out 100 snacks, and some even wore shirts with 100 objects on them. Students also imagined what it […]