It’s not too late to join women of Brook Hill for the Power of the Purse Women’s Luncheon! Reserve your ticket or table today for a fantastic ladies’ day out. Not only will you leave feeling encouraged as guest speaker Ann Livesay inspires us to fulfill our call and invest our lives in the next […]
Brook Hill boys goalkeeper Josh Jenkins has produced two clean sheets in TAPPS Division II District 2 play, while receiving plenty of offensive help as the Guard have scored a combined 14 goals to begin district with a 3-0 record. Ranked No. 1 in the state, Brook Hill has flexed its muscles early in the […]
The Brook Hill girls soccer team sit in second place in the district standings after three games. The Lady Guard are 2-1 (3-5-1 overall) TAPPS Division II District 2 following Tuesday’s 2-1 in over Tyler Al Saints. In their other district matchups, the Lady Guard lost to first-place Tyler Grace and routed Tyler Bishop Gorman. […]
TYLER — Brook Hill knew it was going to face a difficult defense Friday on the road at district-leading Tyler All Saints. The Guard were ready for it, but their shots did not fall in an eventual 46-36 loss. Brook Hill dropped to 9-13 overall and 1-2 in TAPPS District 3-5A. All Saints remained unbeaten in […]
TYLER — The Brook Hill girls varsity fell behind early on against Tyler All Saints and did not recover in an eventual 55-22 loss Friday evening. The Lady Guard were full of momentum following a non-district win on Tuesday, but were outscored 20-2 in the first quarter and trailed 38-6 at halftime. Brook Hill scored […]
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Moms in Prayer meet in the Girls’ Boarding House on Tuesday mornings at 8:30. As you enter the main campus, curve to your left past the log cabin. Park on the left side of the drive or in the small parking lot just past […]
From the desk of Tammy Hayes, Middle School Principal: Middle school is a crucial time in the life of young people. I often hear people be dismissive toward these years, citing their own painful memories of lacking direction, senseless actions and mishaps with their own attempts at being loved. However, I have to ask, what […]
Mrs. Kempton’s class used Pringles, Aluminum foil and wax paper to make Camera Obscuras today. They learned that the image is upside down when viewed through the peep hole and has to have light.
Many students and faculty all throughout Brook Hill were able to stream the inauguration of the 45th president today. To teachers of all subjects, this was important enough to pause class and watch. “This is a historic day, and this is very important – and I teach math,” Williford said. “They’ve been clapping and enjoying it, and […]
Dr. Brunson’s AP Humanities class emphasizes both written and spoken eloquence so, with every essay they write, students must deliver spoken formal presentations of their essays (without notes) in business attire. Most recently, the class focused on Charles Dickens’ Hard Times as a fictional metaphor of the Industrial Revolution. Karl Marx (Ty Overbeek) also made […]
Brook Hill Boys Middle School Basketball teams remain undefeated in TAPSAC District play. The 7th and 8th Grade teams are both 4-0 after beating Grace Thursday night 44-9 (7th Grade) and 49-14 (8th Grade).
Last week in Pre-K, students studied bears and ended the week with a Teddy Bear Picnic. Picnic foods included berries, “fish,” “bugs,” (strawberries and blueberries, goldfish crackers and crasins). During the week, students did various activities with their stuffed bears, such as writing in their journals, reading to their bears and weighing and measuring them. […]