Spring Branch Middle School6

December 31, 2014

My daughter loves this school. She is currently in 7th grade and is very happy with the teachers. They are on top of all the bullying and have implemented the goals and standards associated with Rachael's Challenge that has been funded by the PTA. Dr. Williams is a great principle and keeps an eye on school.

December 28, 2013

Hi my name is Christian hernandez and I don't like this school because since I'm Hispanic lots of the white kids start bullying me and yes I'm going to Spring woods

January 3, 2010

My daughter and I are very happy with this school. This was her first year and she feels very comfortable. The staff and volunteers do not tolerate bad behavior. The school is pretty strict. Bad kids get sifted out real quick. I was pleased with this fact. We are an average income family with high educational standards. Great School!

February 12, 2009

This school has no original ideas and no after school activities (except for a couple of sports). Most of the children that go there are snotty, rude, and full of them selves. The academics are mid level and the teaching methods there are no good. It is over all a very bad and not nurturing school.

January 22, 2009

I love this school my daughter just gets a great education there

March 21, 2006

Spring Branch Middle School is a wonderful learning environment. Yes, the cliques are a problem, but within those cliques are amazing kids. The range of electives offers as much as the school can afford, and I'm okay with my children having a choice of athletics, band, drama, public speaking, health, german, panish, latin, french, orchestra, yearbook ect. Those are enough to make any year grand. I'll leave you with an ending thought, shouldn't our children have a wonderful school experience? I think yes, and thats why I chose to enroll my daughter at Spring Branch Middle School.

June 22, 2005

This school is very poor as far as elective courses go. Sixth graders are limited to choosing either Art, Choir, Band, or Orchestra for an elective. Seventh and eighth graders are given more choices, but some of those courses should be extended to sixth grade students. Sixth graders cannot participate in athletics. It's a very rediculous system.