These note cards, created by some of our students, are perfect for graduates as a memento or to write thank you notes for all those graduation gifts. They are $15 per pack and include eight cards. If you are interested in purchasing, contact Suzanne Shelton by phone: (469) 323-0744.
The sixth graders traveled up to the pond on campus to detect different ecosystems this week. Students had to identify abiotic and biotic factors in whichever ecosystem they chose to observe. They also watched for interactions between living and nonliving environments. “How blessed we are to have such a beautiful campus to observe our plane,” […]
From the desk of Shawn Rhoads, Director of Res Life: The Boarding Community is very proud of our students, Senior, Jeffrey Sonola and Junior, Harold Ofuokwu, who were part of the disaster clean up team who worked this week in Canton after devastating tornadoes struck just two weekends ago. Both young men commented on how […]
Brook Hill’s Guard Chorale enchanted our families this past Monday night at our annual Spring at the Brook. Students sang for sacred and contemporary tunes and some of our alumni even joined us!
We had an incredible opening weekend of Cinderella! Enjoy the pictures of this timeless story and join us for the second set of shows this weekend! Get your tickets at www.brookhill.org/arts
From the Desk of Sandra Fritcher, Lower School Principal: There is no question the Lower School is the very best. This week, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Spradlin, and Mrs. Overbeek are going to share kindergarten highlights. These ladies work together each day to plan and implement the most wonderful learning environment for kindergarten children. They reinforce […]
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Chipper Adams, ’16, just completed his first year of college at Texas A&M and has some wise words to share with this year’s seniors. Of course, they’re also wise words for all of us starting new endeavors. Thank you, Chipper. Freshman year. There […]
Fifth grade took their annual end of the year trip to Medieval Times this week. This trip is a special time set aside each year when students along with classroom and specials teachers spend time together before moving on to middle school. It was a great time with wonderful memories made.
Today at the Lower School, the first graders recited one of the poems they have written this year that they are most proud of. Many of their moms were in attendance and got to hear about how much their children love them.
On Thursday, our Kindergarten classes gathered outside for activity booths such as making butter from whipping cream, posing for pictures and washing clothes.
As part of the 6th graders learning about space travel, they each built a model rocket similar to the ones used to launch astronauts into space. Last Friday, students in Mrs. Wallace’s class launched their rockets and observed differences in flights.
We hope you will join us for the East Texas Salute tomorrow, May 13th, honoring our World War II and Korean War Veterans! Below is a schedule of the day’s events: • Parade of World War II military vehicles carrying some of our WW II veterans down Old Jacksonville Highway to the Museum, led by […]