In honor of Great Books Week, Wednesday’s chapel featured a special play put on by some of our 5th graders with Librarian, Ila England. Students acted out the famous story “A Bad Case of Stripes” by David Shannon. Our students also began learning a song that will teach them EVERY book of the Bible (the […]
Patti Eden’s 9th Grade Choir class participated in “The Sound of History” lab in the American Freedom Museum today. The students learned the history of 3 music pieces from the War Between the States (1861 – 1865) time period. They were divided into 3 groups: a quartet, sextet and an ensemble, to learn, practice and […]
On three separate Saturdays over the past month, several BH middle school and upper school choir members have competed in the Texas Music Educators Association All-Region Choir auditions. These students were required to learn music above and beyond what we learn in the classroom and sing for a judge, competing against hundreds of singers from […]
AP students are using beesewax, damar resin crystals, and oil paint, melted to create dreamy, abstract textured artwork in class this week. Upper school students were trying new things in Art this week as well. Pictured below are students creating collage artwork using found objects like magazines, fabric, metals, coins, keys, and old paintings. The […]
What is the funniest play ever written? Some experts will say Moliere’s “The Doctor in Spite of Himself.” Well, for the 16th Annual Dinner Theatre play we have chosen a play that is based on Moliere’s masterpiece. It’s called “The Medicine Man,” by David Grote. The play follows the misadventure of Samuel P. Sagamore, who […]
2nd and 3rd graders performed their fall musical this week in chapel. Students told the story of a group of people who got lost at sea. They were lost on a deserted island, only to find help in the most unlikely of places. A group of natives showed kindness to the lost crew by giving […]
What is the funniest play ever written? Some experts will say Moliere’s “The Doctor in Spite of Himself.” Well, for the 16th Annual Dinner Theatre play we have chosen a play that is based on Moliere’s masterpiece. It’s called “The Medicine Man,” by David Grote. The play follows the misadventure of Samuel P. Sagamore, who […]
It was a honor and privilege for the Brook Hill Varsity String Ensemble to perform at the Meals on Wheels 41st Anniversary Banquet held Thursday, October 9 at the Green Acres Baptist Cross Walk Conference Center. The string ensemble comprised of violinists, Mimi Jackson, Minseo Kwak , Bailey Bickerstaff & director, Mrs. Jamie Reason; violists, […]
The Art 2 students were invited to a tea party at Mrs. Cargile’s Art Studio. It is always inspiring to visit a working art studio to learn how artists work and organize their space. You can see firsthand the materials and art supplies they use and which brands of paint they prefer! Such an experience […]
Two Middle School students and one high school student volunteered their time at the Lower School on Monday night for our Lower School Look & See. The event gave the opportunity for new families that are interested in Brook Hill to learn more about our programs and how we can come alongside their family in […]
Savannah College of Art and Design visited Mrs. Cargile’s art class this week to talk to students about opportunities and options that are available to them if they plan to pursue a career in art or design.
Kindergarten students learned the Chicken Dance in music class this week. As you can tell, our students LOVED the dance, and broke out in giggles when Mr. Pierce showed them the motions. If you have a facebook, you can view the video here: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=940177906009330&set=vb.126194957407633&type=2&theater