Brookhollow Elementary School

We've had 4 kids pass through Brookhollow. It's a great school with many caring and passionate teachers. It's a smaller school. This lends itself to your kids getting a more personal experience. Teachers have time to focus on all of them individually. We really enjoyed our years at Brookhollow.

Brookhollow is exactly what you want in an elementary school. The staff really cares about your kids and is invested in their successes. The school sends out weekly updates and teachers respond quickly anytime you reach out. Parents are both welcome and appreciated on campus. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities, lots of field trips and loads of student clubs. Brookhollow is the gem of PFISD.

This is an excellent school! The staff and admin are the best we could ask for. Our kids like coming here. They tell us that their teachers are fun. They're learning a lot, they're enjoying learning and they're happy.

BH is a wonderful little neighborhood school. There are so many fantastic teachers here. They push the kids to rise to a higher level. Due to small class sizes, the kids get plenty of attention. There is even individualized lessons for kids that are behind or ahead of the class. Coming from California, this school has been a breath of fresh air. We've been very impressed.

Aside from this school, our kids have attended 3 different elementary schools over the years. Brookhollow is the best of all of them. The teachers are just incredible. They aren't just there to collect a paycheck. They are truly invested in their students success. This is an older school, but it is well maintained and the size of it is fantastic for the number of students. No over filled classrooms here. There are lots of events and opportunities to engage as parents. We have met so many great families here. My daughter's teacher makes learning fun. As an example, she held a wedding for Q and U to help the kids remember that they always go together. She decorated and even provided donuts and sparkling apple juice for the "guests". She also had a pretend hotdog stand where the kids ordered food with their pretend money. They had to sort out what 3 things they could afford, make change, etc. This is the kind of passion that makes for memorable lessons.