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This past week our 5th Grade students enjoyed the day at Medieval Times! We had fun watching the entertainment, enjoyed eating food with our hands, and got a glimpse into the past.

For three years Jett has battled Leukemia, but now doctors tell him that he is cancer free. “It feels great to be done with it. I can’t believe I’m cancer free. Cancer is crazy at first, but once you get use to it, it doesn’t hurt as much. Once you get use to it, you […]

1st grade students hosted their mothers & grandmothers for a tea party and poetry reading today. Over the past few weeks students have been learning about, reading, and writing their own poetry – this afternoon, as a culminating event, students read their favorite poem out loud and served tea and snacks to their mothers and […]

Our 4th & 5th graders have talent! On Tuesday night they showed off their skills in singing, stomp, bells, piano, and even through solos. Check out the pictures here:

Our PreK classes released their butterflies this week! We had a blast watching them grow and change. Our students loved it! Once we released them, the butterflies hung around for a little bit to wave goodbye! You can see one of them on Mrs. Haugh’s hand in this photo:

Our award-winning Cadet Singers gave us quite the show during chapel on Wednesday. This talented group of 3rd-5th graders not only sang in English, but in Latin, Hebrew, and Swahili as well! We praised our great God together and our younger students got to see how talented they can become if they are in the […]

PreK had an awesome time at Caldwell Zoo this week! Students learned all about various animals from our zoo experts, and had a blast seeing all the animals and exploring our wonderful zoo!  

On Tuesday,  May 3rd , 91èÏÈÉú third graders visited Bullard City Hall.  Mayor Pam Frederick gave us a tour of the building and she introduced the different department heads and told us about their roles.  Mayor Frederick also informed us about the various procedures involved in running a local government. It was a great way to learn about […]

Would you eat flour all by itself? What about sugar, cocoa, or raw eggs? Separate, none of these ingredients are very appetizing, but together they can make a delicious cupcake. The same is true about us as a Christian community, according to Mr. Pierce’s chapel message this week. We have so much power to make […]

Brook Hil 4th, 5th, & 6th grade students competed in our first ever Lone Star Challenge this week. Students took various academic tests, including essays, mathematics, and language arts. After scores were calculated, they were added up and students were awarded for their achievements. The winning team’s scores (the orange team) will be submitted and […]

Texas Bank & Trust visited our 3rd grade students this week for “Teach a Kid to Save Day.” Our guests taught us about saving and how its important. We even played a game about making wise decisions with money and talked about how we can be both wise and generous with the resources God gives […]

91èÏÈÉú 3rd Grade students have been hard at work making life better for others by creating a new invention! 91èÏÈÉú’s annual Invention Convention was developed to teach research writing skills and foster creativity and problem solving. As part of the project, students research a famous inventor, write a research report about that inventor’s […]