Living in Community
By Mark Silver, Head of School Originally posted on ReMarks & Reflections, the official blog of the Hillbrook Head of School. I suspect the most …
Lessons from Mrs. Lacey
By Head of School Mark Silver, originally posted on ReMarks & Reflections I vividly remember my first day of second grade. My family had moved …
Learning Come to Life: Spring Events at Hillbrook
By Anne-Marie Strohman, Middle School and Alumni Parent Spring is full of life at Hillbrook! It’s the time of year when families get to most …
7th Grade Marketplace Brings Math Learning + Entrepreneurship to Life for Students
by Clara Ngo, Middle School STEM Teacher and an Anonymous Contributing Writer May 7, 2019 marked the culmination of the 7th grade math students’ month-long …
All Eyes on Hillbrook Alumni (‘15): Impact, Purpose, and Reaching Beyond
by Mary Hammers, Hillbrook Writer, Current, and Alumni Parent The value proposition of Hillbrook has never been just reading, writing, and arithmetic; the goal is …
Head of School Mark Silver’s Graduation Speech to the Class of 2019
By Mark Silver, Head of School Good morning, and welcome to the 2019 Hillbrook school graduation ceremony. I want to extend a special welcome this …
Hillbrook Award Recipient Gabriella Underwood (’15) Addresses the Class of 2019 at Graduation
Gabriella received the Hillbrook Award when she graduated in 2015. The Hillbrook Award is given to the student in a class who best exemplifies Hillbrook’s …
#TeacherTuesday: Get to know Megan Collins, Kindergarten Teacher
It’s time for our final Teacher Tuesday highlight of the school year! Get to know Megan Collins, Kindergarten Teacher. What made you choose to come …
Graduation Isn’t Just for 8th Graders, It’s for Everyone
By Colleen Schilly, Head of Lower School It’s May. The sun is out and the days are speeding past us towards summer. Everyone is a …
#TeacherTuesday: Get to know Josyane Kelly, 4th-8th Grade Spanish teacher
What made you choose to come to Hillbrook to teach? The first thing that I remember thinking was, “what a beautiful campus!” I would have …