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Support Provided By Dancer Chloe Arnold attributes her professional success to her early exposure to arts education. At age six, she began taking dance lessons at a studio in a Washington, D.C. strip mall. It wasnt a start that led anyone to predict that shed one day earn an Emmy nod for choreography or a bachelors degree from an Ivy League university. Arnold, however, has managed to do both. She is now paying it forward — using her nonprofit, the Chloe and Maud Foundation, to expose underpri...

KILLEEN — Students from Brookhaven Elementary along with staff, Soldiers from Bravo Company, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, and Cen-Tex Sustainable Communities Partnership members from Fort Hood, Killeen and Copperas Cove joined together to beautify the school’s footprint and plant flowers April 14. Trista Webb, third grade teacher, and Ester Hadley, counselor, led the collaborative effort to help students connect with nature and learn about social responsibility, environmental ...

Saegert Elementary Assistant Principal Becky Whitelow will become the newest principal of Brookhaven Elementary this fall. “Her natural ability to lead is easily recognized by all who come in contact with her,” the district said of Whitelow in a press release. Whitelow, a military combat veteran, began her KISD career as a first-grade teacher at Sugar Loaf Elementary. Whitelow will replace outgoing principal Iris Felder who was recently promoted to KISD executive director of elementar...

Iris Felder is the current principal at Brookhaven Elementary School. Author: 6 News Digital (6News) Published: 5:31 PM CST March 4, 2021 Updated: 5:31 PM CST March 4, 2021 KILLEEN, Texas — Killeen Independent School District has a new Executive Director for Elementary Schools. On Thursday, Superintendent Dr. John Craft appointed Iris Felder for the role. Felder is the current principal at Brookhaven Elementary School. Shes known to empower chil...

Determined to come up with a service project to make a big impact, a group of high school students in Killeen managed to acquire 3,000 new books and completed distribution recently at three schools. Through the national Leaders Readers Network, Early College High School AVID teacher Meghan Gilliam and 22 students received the books, added labels and encouraging messages and organized them for young recipients. Half of the group gave away books at Brookhaven Elementary School in Killeen and the ...