The Middle School drama students work diligently during the fall semester to stretch and strengthen their theatrical abilities. The work culminates in our winter One Act Play that is featured at the annual Potatoes and Plays event. This year the MS drama class produced “Shakespeare Unbound” by Claudia Haas. It is the story of young […]
The second grade library LEGO club allows students to work as young scientists and engineers as they construct, investigate, and understand the operation of simple and compound machines. Students built constructions using gears and explored how to change the direction of rotation, increase or decrease the speed of rotation. Testing constructions, problem solving and collaborating […]
From the desk of Celia Tucker, College Counselor: The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizens program and scholarship contest is intended to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. Bailey Gunter was selected as Brook Hill’s DAR Good Citizen this year because of his dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism to an outstanding […]
Brook Hill students Anna Luker and Bailey Gunter were chosen as UT Tyler Presidential Fellows which, because of their outstanding academic record and test scores, provides them with full tuition, room, and board for four years at the University of Texas at Tyler. UT Tyler Presidential Fellow Full Tuition, Fees, Books, Room & Board Based […]
The Emerald City of course! Join us for “A Night in Oz,” Friday, April 20, to support Brook Hill’s Dinner and Auction, an effort to raise money for the Brook Hill Fund. Look forward to… Amazing silent auction items Live auction items in Games A chance drawing to win $5,000 off tuition
Texas A & M was on campus this week to talk individually with students and to answer questions about next steps. When colleges come to Brook Hill and students take advantage of sitting down one on one with them, it is so very personal. College admissions officers are the experts for their colleges. They know […]
From the desk of Jan Hommel, Museum Director: To some, the observance of Presidents’ Day in the United States goes unnoticed. The local newspapers splash ads of “President’s Day Sales!” and many get the day off from work, but have you ever stopped to think about this important day of recognizing our United States Presidents? […]
Due to the overwhelming interest in our first self-defense class last month, we are excited to announce that we’ve added another class date! It is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for girls in grades 9th-12th in the dance room located upstairs in Kyle Lake. The cost is $20 per person. We usually do not […]
Mrs. Batis’s class performed the Faithfulness of Isaiah during chapel last week. Isaiah loved God. He became a prophet of God and taught others about Him.
PRE-K PREVIEW DAY February 15TH | 9 am Join our Headmaster and Lower School Principal as your child experiences a day in the life of a Brook Hill pre-kindergarten student. Hear about our Lower School academic and Christ-centered distinctives. Students will participate in a pre-k learning station and visit the art, music, library, computer lab, […]
MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL LOOK & SEE February 12th | 6 pm Enjoy a delicious catered meal as you and your family get an inside look at the educational experience offered at The Brook Hill School. Hear from our Headmaster, principal, faculty, current parents and students. Campus tours will be available to all who attend. […]
The Pre-AP class started a new unit on gases and their characteristics. Part of that unit is learning the relationships between pressure, volume, and temperature. We utilized a cart of Microsoft Surface tablets in order for the students to be able to run a computer simulation that demonstrates two primary gas laws. Boyle’s Law says […]