As a conclusion to their study of Texas, Kindergarten classes celebrated all things Texan. Students dressed up in cowboy hats and boots and spent the afternoon engaging in activities like sack races, horseshoes, lasso, and even scrubbing clothes on a washboard. The kids had a wonderful time, and we would especially like to thank all […]
PreK students enjoyed a morning of cowboy related activities on Friday! Students sifted sand for gold, 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 […]
The annual History class trip to New Orleans included a visit to the National World War II Museum, Jackson Square, Battle of New Orleans Battlefield, and Oak Alley Plantation. Students also enjoyed jazz music and great food! Joining Mr. Dement as sponsor were Kent and Jacki Travis.
Brook Hill 3rd Grade students have been hard at work making life better for others by creating a new invention! In its 8th year, Brook Hill’s annual Invention Convention was developed to teach research writing skills and foster creativity and problem solving. As part of the project, students research a famous inventor, write a research […]
As an introduction to Botany, Mr. Bunger’s Environmental Science class took advantage of the beautiful weather and the incredible landscape of our 280-acre campus. Students observed all different kinds of leaves, studying their shapes, frequencies, and positions on different kinds of trees. As the class continues to learn, these characteristics will help them be able […]
On Wednesday, our Kindergarten students lead chapel, teaching all of us about the power of God to use the mundane and ordinary for his mighty purposes. Three trees grew up strong and tall in the woods. One wanted to be a treasure chest, another a mighty boat, and the third to be the tallest […]
From the desk of Rod Fletcher, Headmaster: Smart phones are a great tool – I seriously could not function without mine. A major drawback to them, however, is that we spend so much of our “downtime” looking at a little screen instead of looking up and interacting with others and the world around us. It […]
From the desk of Jan Hommel, American Freedom Museum Director: On Saturday, April 25th, The American Veteran Traveling Tribute and the American Freedom Museum will be hosting the Traveling Vietnam Veteran’s Wall on the campus of The Brook Hill School. This month marks the 40th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, and one […]
Samantha Anderson of The Brook Hill School in Bullard, Texas was recently named Academic All-American Highest Honorable Mention by Prep Volleyball for her performance on the court and in the classroom. This Central Arkansas signee averaged 4.6 kills, 1.6 blocks and 1.6 digs per set in 2014. Anderson was a TAPPS 4A All-State Second Team pick, […]
From the desk of Brian Nelson, Academic Dean: Preparing students for college is serious business at Brook Hill. We have intentionally designed our academic program to build students’ skills and knowledge and to transition students into the collegiate environment. One of the most distinctive aspects of our academic program is our extensive opportunities for students […]
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Collin Mondrick moved to Brook Hill from another area private school for his Sophomore year. Though he was only with us for three years, he took full advantage of what was offered and set himself up for a bright collegiate future. Collin is […]
Eighth graders took a trip to Nacogdoches this week to tour Stephen F. Austin State University. Jack Walkers (tour guide) talked with students and showed them Lumber Jack Landing ( a freshman dorm), the Library and its’ Academic Support Center, the Recreation Facility, and the many different buildings that house classrooms for each specific major. […]