Congratulations to senior Marianna Branch for being chosen the WLTZ Scholar-Athlete of the week! We are so proud of you, Marianna! Click the link below to watch the full video! https://www.wltz.com/2020/09/10/scholar-athlete-of-the-week-marianna-branch-brookstone-volleyball/
Congratulations to senior John Kim on being chosen the WTVM Scholar Athlete of the Week recently. We are so proud of all of your accomplishments, John! Both on and off the field! You can click here to watch the full video!
We are all longing for a bit of normalcy these days! Remember way back when – when we were in classrooms and on campuses? Oh – the good old days – days we certainly hope to return to soon! With that in mind, we wanted to highlight one of our sweetest Lower School classes – our Kindergarten – and reflect on all of the ways it is so special here at Brookstone! So what makes Kindergarten at Brookstone so special? Our Head of Lower School, Leigh Anne Floyd writes, Kindergarten […]
A message from Leigh Anne Floyd, our Lower School Principal. We began this unusual distance learning journey together over six weeks ago. None of us knew what to expect during this unprecedented event, and all of us – the teachers, parents, and students – were apprehensive. Even with these unsettled feelings, we started strong! We all started strong and determined to make this new set of circumstances work – and we did. You did. Your children did. And we did it well. Even though every single one of us has […]
If there is anything the past two months have taught us, it’s that our teachers are the ABSOLUTE BEST IN THE WORLD! We are so grateful! And to show them just a little token of that appreciation, our Brookstone Parents Association surprised all of our faculty members with “thank you” yard signs and some well-deserved goodies. Our teachers have worked tirelessly to ensure that our students remain connected and engaged and have continued to learn, grow, and thrive! They are heroes in my book every single day! Thank you, Brookstone […]
It was a day of intense competition, creative challenges, and technological triumphs! Though Blue White Day looked different this year, it was still a whole lot of fun! We had cake decorating contests, lipsync competitions, and some amazing dance competitions, too! Watch the videos to see the finalists! And enjoy the snapshots from Brookstone teachers, students, and families of all ages! Thanks to all the teachers and faculty who went above and beyond to make this day a success! We appreciate it more than you know! Go Blue! Go White! […]
BIG night for our fantastic Brookstone seniors at tonight’s Ledger-EnquirerPage One Awards! While we couldn’t be there to cheer on our students in person, Mr. Paul Hampton hosted a Zoom watch party that was filled with faculty, staff, and all of our outstanding nominees. Every single Brookstone nominee is an absolute rock star, and we couldn’t be prouder. These kids are amazing – each and every one of them and we know BIG things are in store for ALL of them! However, six of our seniors walked away with honors and […]
It’s going to be a big week! It’s historic, actually! It’s the very first VIRTUAL Blue and White Day in Brookstone’s history! And it’s going to be epic! Enjoy these hype videos from the team captains! (And just on a personal note – Go WHITE!!)
Moving to Columbus? Looking for a new school? Have questions about Brookstone? Normally, we would invite you to come see our beautiful campus, visit our classrooms, and meet our teachers, but since we can’t do that right now, we invite you to do the next best thing! Take a virtual tour by clicking here. Read through our virtual packet by clicking here. But we’d still love to get to meet you face to face! So if you would like to have your very own personal Q&A session via Zoom with […]
A Letter from Mr. Garry Sullivan, Head of Upper and Middle Schools Good evening students, I know the message you received from Mr. Lester yesterday was not what you, or any of us, would have wanted to hear. Online learning will continue for the rest of the school year. As difficult as it was to read, know that it was incredibly difficult for him to write. To my Senior Class of 2020 – We can’t begin to understand the emotions you are experiencing about your senior year being stripped away from you […]
