Brenham high schoolers work together to help local cancer patient
Students from Brenham high are taking what theyâve learned in class to help others in their community.
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BRENHAM, TX â Students from Brenham high are taking what theyâve learned in class to help others in their community.
The Brenham high construction technology class is putting their knowledge learned in the classroom to the test.
Mark Theil has worked for Brenham ISD for 20 years. He has impacted the lives of many students by teaching them life skills. What I really try to instill in my students is that need to give back to the community, said Mark Theil, Brenham HIgh Construction Technology Teacher. I teach so many kids that have never had the opportunity to give back,â
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Departed Brenham art teacher continues to impact students
Robert Parker passed away in 2019. His legacy of supporting students continues to live on at Brenham High School. Author: Tristan Lewis (KAGS) Updated: 10:35 PM CST February 11, 2021
BRENHAM, Texas Teachers have the ability to influence students and leave their mark for generations. A departed art teacher at Brenham High School proves just that.
Described as ‘friendly’ and ‘caring,’ Brooke Trahan is Brenham High School’s newest visual arts teacher.
“We talk to each other, not just about school but she’ll help me when I’m having a bad day, said freshman Duinamis Hampton. She makes the kid feel better being comfortable about what they can do and can’t do.”
Updated: 11:58 AM CST January 6, 2021
BRENHAM, Texas A Brenham High School student was taken into custody by police Tuesday morning.
School officials posted about the issue on its Facebook page just before 11 a.m. Officials said it started around 7:30 Tuesday morning. They said a student was not following directions and became angry and combative. When the student left the building, school officials said they put the high school on a temporary lockdown.
School officials said police officers were already on campus to assist with what was going on and took the student into custody.
They said students, staff and faculty are now back to a regular school schedule and that everyone is safe.