New books have arrived in the Brook Hill Middle and Upper School Library. We are very excited about the new items we have available for the students and faculty to read. We have The Percy Jackson Series by Riordan; The Divergent Series by Roth; The Royal Ballet School Diaries Series by Moss; The Lunar Chronicles by Meyer; The Diary […]
CARROLLTON — Reid Hill scored 23 points and Brook Hill had several chances in the final seconds to tie or win at Prince of Peace, but ultimately fell short, 56-50. Hill did his damage from three-point range, finishing with seven treys. All told, Brook Hill made 12 3-pointers in the loss. Adams connected on three from […]
Brook Hill JV boys basketball was on the wrong end of scoreboard in losses to Dallas Christian and Carrollton Prince of Peace. In both games, the Guard rallied back from big deficits only to be overtaken at the end. Brook Hill JV lost to Dallas Christian 42-30, rallying back from a 23-11 deficit to pull within […]
Katherine Stair scored two goals with Morgan Carpenter adding another to lead the Brook Hill Lady Guard past Dallas Christian 3-1 in their TAPPS Division II District 2 opener. Stair and Jaylen Wheat combined for the Lady Guard’s first goal with Carpenter benefiting from a Wheat pass for her goal also. Stair scored her second […]
In an introduction to the French Revolution, students in Mrs. Huggins’ Junior Humanities class were able to understand the grievances and frustrations of the people of France. The class was divided into the Three Estates including the Clergy, Nobility, and Commoners. The Commoners were made to “work” by producing wheat crops and were compensated in […]
Our Guard Dogs enjoyed breakfast this morning with their Brook Hill Guard Basketball player. Our Guard Dogs brought gifts to wish their Basketball player good luck at their game tonight, and they all enjoyed doughnuts.
To kick off their study of stoichiometry, Mr. Bunger’s Chemistry students placed a copper wire in a solution of silver nitrate and observed the growth of silver crystals. Not only does it provide an intriguing effect visually, it also provides some good lab data for the students to perform calculations and see how the formulas they’re […]
Mrs. Figueroa’s 7th grade humanities classes conducted a painting analysis assignment this week. This exercise helped students understand the causes, effects, and future of Westward Expansion (Manifest Destiny) in the history of the United States of America. Students interacted, shared their ideas, and worked together to understand all Manifest Destiny more deeply.
Our middle school students hit the ground running in science class this week with some interactive labs! Eighth graders are studying the reason for the seasons by manipulating a flashlight which represents the Sun and a Styrofoam model Earth. Students could see first-hand where the direct rays of the Sun hit the Earth during different […]
Congratulations to the Brook Hill Lower School students who were recognized during the second quarter awards program! Scholarly Achievement C.J. Bird, Cade Chesley, Nate Dahn, Emma Davis, Jacob Frisbie, Tessa Goddard, Drew Lake,Gemma Lake, Jett Moore, Kayla Powell, Colton Richards, Drew Sims, and Kelaina Willis Godly Character Brett Lea Bellar, Bonnye Bunn, Brooklyn […]
Re-enrollment is right around the corner! We would like to invite you to join us for a Re-enrollment Party in the Upper School Library on January 27th. The Admissions Office will be available from 9am – 6pm to guide you through the re-enrollment process. There will be refreshments and a special gift waiting for you. Re-enroll […]
Mr Moore’s Humanities class recently finished Beowulf. In an effort to connect this literature to American history, students compared the different battles within the story of Beowulf with the battles America has fought since it was founded as a nation. Students observed similarities in acts of valor, speeches, causes, effects, and even motivations.