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American Freedom Museum: Fun Fact Friday

January 12, 2018

From the desk of Jan Hommel, Museum Director: Q: Which president instituted the handshake as the official way to greet guests? A: Thomas Jefferson. For presidents today, shaking hands is just part of the job. Each firm clasp could win a vote or charm a foreign dignitary. But Jefferson, who started the tradition, used it as a […]

What do munchkins, ruby slippers, and a yellow brick road have in common?

January 05, 2018

You guessed it! Our theme for the Brook Hill’s 2018 Spring Dinner & Auction, “A Night in Oz” on Friday, April 20. Robin Lee and Sherri Soules will be chairing a magical “Night in Oz” and are calling ALL Brook Hill moms, dads, faculty, staff and anyone who want to help. We are looking for […]

Middle School Girls Soccer team makes history

January 05, 2018

Brook Hill Middle School Girls Soccer defeated Grace last night with a 2-0 win! “Hannah Smith scored both goals but the team played exceptionally well,” Coach Knight said. “We have a lot of potential with this group of young ladies, and I’m excited for the season ahead of us.”

Re-enrollment is coming up

January 05, 2018

From the desk of Jenny Anderson, Associate Director of Enrollment & Financial Aid: Mark your calendars! Re-enrollment for the 2018-2019 school year opens Wednesday, January 24, 2018. Be on the lookout for more information regarding some great updates to the re-enrollment process. More info on re-enrollment here. 

American Freedom Museum: Fun Fact Friday

January 05, 2018

From the desk of Jan Hommel, Museum Director: Q: Which president became a navy commander despite his history of chronic health problems? A: John Fitzgerald Kennedy. John F. Kennedy became a navy commander. This is kind of funny, because throughout his childhood this future president had nothing but health problems. The military is very selective […]

Academic re-solutions for the new year

January 05, 2018

From the desk of Jessica Mize, ACE Director: As we begin the new year, there is always talk of resolutions. While we are in a unique setting because, in the education world, we are actually at the halfway point, however a new calendar year is a great time to reflect on re-solutions. I started thinking […]

The Brook Hills are alive with the Sound of Music

January 05, 2018

From the desk of Glenn Ballard, Director of Fine Arts: I am pleased to announce open auditions for the 18th annual spring musical production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein all-time favorite: The Sound of Music. The musical was first performed on the Broadway stage in 1959 and was adapted into a world-famous movie version in […]

Guard Chorale sings in Tyler

December 15, 2017

Brook Hill Guard Chorale members spent their evening entertaining shoppers with Christmas songs and carols in Tyler on Thursday night.

Re-gift the gift of Christmas

December 15, 2017

From the desk of Shawn Rhoads, Director of Campus Ministry: Admit it. You’ve re-gifted. We all have. It goes like this: “Oh, I love it. Thank you so much. It’s just what I wanted.” Then we look at our existing Christmas list and think, “I bet Aunt Tilly would love this Latvian fruit cake I […]

Self on the Shelf

December 15, 2017

Our Headmaster’s wife, Heather Fletcher, led a devotion recently at the Moms’ Ornament Exchange. Below is the devotion text and photos from the event: Rod and I recently went to a 3-week seminar on marriage given by Chris Legg, pastor at South Spring Baptist Church and professional counselor at Alethia Family Counseling Center. One thing […]

Lower School Library donates over $1,300 in books and money to Mauriceville Elementary

December 15, 2017

The Lower School Library fundraiser this year was to help a library which suffered from flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Children donated change during the book fair, and we also shared our profit from Scholastic book fair. Our library now has book donations and money for The Mauriceville Elementary Library in Orange. The […]