Join us at the Brook Hill School for a FREE movie showing of The Case for Christ on Sunday, September 10 at 3 p.m. in Founder’s Lecture Hall. The movie is a true story about our 2017 Founder’s Day Speaker, Lee Strobel, an investigative journalist – and avowed atheist – who applies his well-honed journalistic and legal skills to disprove […]
Over 50 Brook Hill Moms gathered at the home of Heather Fletcher Thursday morning for coffee and conversation. She encouraged moms and families to speak truth and blessings into their kid’s lives. Heather also shared a wonderful blessing that Brook Hill has adopted as their “Guard Charge ~ Live Pure, Speak True, Right Wrong, Serve […]
From the desk of Michelle Rozell, Upper School Principal: The upper school campus at the Brook Hill School is a buzz with events, classes, activities and service opportunities as week three draws to an end. The back to school aura has shifted into an All Orange blanket of enthusiasm as the Brook Hill life is […]
Mrs. Ponce’s class played a scripture game this week in class!
In Coach Agnew’s class, his students are instituting technology in every way possible. Homework, resources, helpful strategies, and even their textbook is online. “I see technology as the way of the future, and I want my students to get on the first train car,” Agnew said. This week they took a quiz online using Microsoft […]
Pre-K read the story The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn last week. They followed it up with a cooking activity where the students made hand shaped cookies and put a chocolate kiss in the center of it just like in the story. This was a great way to end the first week of school.
Pre-K had their first science experiment last week that was called Magic Milk, and the kids loved it! We also talked about Primary and Secondary colors. We even mixed colors to create new colors. The experiment went along with our letter for the week, the letter c, and let me tell you it was Cool […]
Last week in Pre-K, we had a special visitor “Cathy Cook” come to visit each class and bring a tray of cookies. The students got to taste and graph which one they liked better: sugar or chocolate chip. Cathy Cook also brought a cup full of things that start with c like crayon, car, corn […]
From the desk of Rod Fletcher, Headmaster: We are moved with compassion and deeply grieving for all those affected by Hurricane Harvey. Many in our own community have family and lifelong friends experiencing great devastation and loss. Our prayers are with them and the entire community of Texas and Louisiana in the midst of this […]
Spanish students were jumping into class this week with practice using the school’s tablets. Spanish 1 students were introduced to the online learning management tool Moodle to access their assignments, take advantage of class resources as well as some online practice exercises. Eighth grade students also practiced their Spanish with the aid of the school’s […]
Mrs. Figueroa and Mrs. Williams’ sixth grade classes headed to the American Freedom Museum this week to practice reading maps and answer geography questions.
Fifth Graders are busy this week presenting their summer reading to their new classmates. Each fifth grader in both Mrs. Bickerstaff and Mrs. Savage’s classes read a biography over the summer of a famous American. They created a poster with important facts about their person and are presenting their new knowledge to their peers. “It […]