Brook Hill School students cheering at a football game.

A Brook Hill School violinist playing at an outdoor concert.

The Brook Hill School football team running out onto the field through a large inflatable helmet.

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The Brook Hill School

Location:

Bullard, Texas

School Type:

Coed

Day/Boarding

Grades:

'8-12

The Brook Hill School is a college-prep, coed Pre-K – 12th-grade school, with our boarding program starting in 8th grade. At Brook Hill, our goal is that every student who walks the halls will become a better learner, leader, listener, problem-solver, and friend. Students are given the opportunity to excel academically, mature spiritually, and engage globally. We strive for diversity at Brook Hill, and this year we have students from over 30 countries.

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By the numbers

9:1

student-to-faculty ratio

AP and Dual-Credit courses

countries represented

Prepare for College. Prepare for Life.

Brook Hill has been nationally recognized as one of the 'best Christian boarding schools in America' as well as one of the most beautiful high school campuses in Texas. Academically, we offer 27 AP and Dual Credit courses, a Smithsonian quality on-campus history museum, and a hands-on business lab.

At Brook Hill, our particular purpose is that every student who walks the halls will become a better learner, leader, listener, problem-solver, and friend. Here, you will discover new ideas and timeless truths. You will push the boundaries of your potential and imagination. You will learn to put the needs of others before your own. And you will emerge prepared to flourish outside the walls of this place—not only in college but for the rest of your life.

Our state-champion athletic program ranks among the best in Texas and offers collegiate-level training facilities for all teams. Brook Hill Athletics produces multiple college athletes every year. We foster a spirit of creativity through the visual and performing arts with vibrant programs in musical theatre, orchestra, and college-level virtual arts electives. We also offer opportunities for students through jazz band, guitar classes, digital media, and choir.

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Brook Hill School students dressed in orange cheering at a pep rally.

Business Lab

The Business Lab is a place where students can not only explore their interests in business, but also earn college credit and learn through real-life experience in our seven offered business electives like business principles and marketing.

American Freedom Museum

Dull moments don’t exist at our on-campus American Freedom Museum. From the minute students arrive, they’re immersed in a story that makes history come alive. When they leave, students not only have a better grasp of the material they’ve been learning about in class, but also a stronger sense of how their story fits into the larger story of America.

Brook Hill School students on a balcony in Greece overlooking the city.

S.P.A.R.C. Week

SPARC stands for Spring Potential & Reality Courses. We ask our teachers, "If you could teach a class anywhere in the world, on any subject, for one week, where would you go and what would you teach?" And the world becomes the classroom for our students for a week every Spring in this non-traditional learning experience!

Championship Athletics

Our state-champion athletic program ranks among the best in Texas and offers collegiate-level training facilities for all teams. American football, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, and golf rank among the top sports on campus. Brook Hill Athletics produces multiple college athletes every year.

A Brook Hill School student playing the saxophone during a concert.

Fine Arts

We foster a spirit of creativity through the visual and performing arts with vibrant programs in musical theatre, orchestra, and college-level virtual arts electives. We also offer opportunities for students through stage craft, guitar classes, digital media, and choir.

A male Brook Hill School student dressed in a shirt and tie smiling at the camera.

Humanities

At Brook Hill, we teach an integrated curriculum of history, English, philosophy, theology, and other disciplines. We believe that students gain a better understanding of the world when they are able to not just study the history of events, but understand their connection to the history of ideas through the eyes of literature.

Real Talk

"Brook Hill has a tremendous ability in giving students necessary tools to learn any given profession or interest, and the rich and varied experiences of the faculty and staff give every student the possibility of mentorship from an expert in their field of interest."

Drew Shaw, Alumni '17

"There are other schools that can compete with Brook Hill’s curriculum, fine arts, sports, and Christ-centered approach. However, I believe you’d be hard-pressed to find a school that does all four of these things as well as Brook Hill. Brook Hill promotes balance in its students. Most schools seem content to pigeon-hole students into one or two aptitudes. Brook Hill forces their students to strive for excellence in places where the student may not be comfortable. Brook Hill will meet your student where he or she is and challenge them there. This type of adversity is great for a high schooler because its confined to an environment where everyone wants you to succeed."

Heath Dickey, Alumni '10

"The time management ability, diligence, and discipline that Brook Hill necessitates have directly translated into a learned ability to succeed in the dynamic college landscape for me."

Ini Adeleye, Alumni '19

"Brook Hill was crucial to my development as a student and to piquing my academic curiosity that led to my subsequent decisions to study philosophy and pursue a career in advocacy work. Specifically, Bible classes and humanities classes helped me develop my love for philosophy, theology, and literature. It was a place where my hunger for knowledge was started, and propelled me into my current path. It also was the first place where I heard about one of my heroes, German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, whose life and work played a large role in my personal journey. He said: 'We are not to simply bandage the wounds of victims beneath the wheels of injustice, we are to drive a spoke into the wheel itself.' I take that charge very seriously!"

Jake Anderson, Alumni '15

"I am grateful for the people most of all—the friends I made who have continued to be dear friends of mine through the years. The friends I made who I may not be in close touch with now, but who made my time at BH beautiful. The teachers who taught me great academic skills and also lent me a listening ear when I truly needed it."

Megan Troxell Beidler, Alumni '10

Let’s grow!

Schools are for learning, right? Of course they are. But how do we learn? From books? Sometimes. From Teachers? Often. From Experience? Always. Join us to learn and live together as we prepare not only for college, but for life.

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