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Brookstone Distance Learning Plans

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Since January, the Brookstone Admin team has been meeting continuously with regard to COVID-19. At first, our main area of concern was the health and safety of our international students and their families. However, our concerns quickly grew as the news began to change. We began planning and preparing and putting things into place just in case we had to shift to online learning. So when we indeed had to make the decision to move to an all-online platform, it did not catch us off guard. We were ready.  We’ve […]

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Brookstone Virtual Packet

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When you visit Brookstone School for a campus tour, you are given an information packet with all kinds of information about Brookstone School – from the curriculum to tuition, to Brookstone Extended and more. However, since we are not currently offering in-person campus tours, please click the links below to access your very own personal virtual packet! Click here to read Why Brookstone? Click here to read Why We Do What We Do – Lower and Intermediate Schools. Click here to read Why We Do What We Do – Upper […]

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Brookstone Virtual Tour

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As part of our effort to respond appropriately to the COVID-19 situation, we are limiting travel and visitors to campus. As such, we have decided to put together a virtual tour of sorts for people who would like to visit campus. It was quickly put together, so forgive us for the brevity of some of the clips, but it gives you just a little taste of campus life! To start with, you can familiarize yourself with our campus map.  Kirven Center If you were to come here to campus for […]

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3K Doctor Day!

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It was Doctor Day in 3K and that makes it pretty much the best day of the year! They invited “patients” from all over campus who may have needed a quick emergency surgery or just some basic wound care to step into their “office” for some medical assistance. It’s the cutest thing ever! So enjoy these photos and videos of one of our campus officers, Sherriff Cedric, getting all the medical treatment he could possibly need in one doctor’s visit!

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Justin Hopf – Brookstone’s STAR Student

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The STAR Student program honors Georgia’s highest achieving high school seniors and the teachers who have been most instrumental in their academic development. Since its creation in 1958 by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, the STAR (Student Teacher Achievement Recognition) program has honored nearly 27,000 students, who have in turn chosen their STAR Teachers to share in this recognition. To obtain the STAR nomination, high school students must have the highest score on any single test date of the SAT taken through the November test date of their senior year […]

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Alumni

Evelyn Henson Campus Collaboration

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We are so excited to debut this beautiful new line of short and long-sleeved t-shirts, coffee mugs, gallery-wrapped canvas prints, and notecards depicting campus landmarks designed by our very Brookstone alumnae artist, Evelyn Henson, Class of 2009. Evelyn Henson began selling her artwork post-college, and she’s never looked back: what started with a few prints on Etsy and has since developed into a colorful, happy brand that has been featured in Glamour, Domino, Redbook, People, and more. Evelyn’s clients include La Croix, NBC Sports, Staples … and her alma mater, Brookstone! […]

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Celebrating Black History Month

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The months of January and February (and now even into March) were packed full of activities and events designed to celebrate Black History Month  in a variety of ways! Below are some highlights from the various divisions! From Intermediate School Principal, Javonne Stewart On Tuesday, February 4th, we ended our commitment to celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and beginning Black History Month with a field trip to Atlanta to visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park, his childhood home, and Ebenezer Baptist Church, the church […]

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