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F. M. Black Middle School A Proud Member of the Houston Independent School District 1575 Chantilly Lane, Houston, Texas 77018 Phone (713) 613-2505 Fax (713) 613-2533
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March of Dimes Walk Luby's Star Students
Dr. Saavedra's Visit
Mission Statement
The mission of Black Middle School is to provide a secure and positive environment promoting maximum personal achievement for all students through the attainment of strong academic skills and high self-esteem.
Meilin Jao Pricipal
Abelardo Saavedra, Superintendent Adriana Tamez |
At F. M. Black, the faculty and staff are dedicated to enriching the lives of the students in a teaching and learning environment.
The Parent and Student portal, The Source, may be accessed thought the following link: http://www.houstonisd.org/thesource Parents and students can register and view the following:
Congratulations to Coach Ruiz! He has been named Texas Middle School Coach of the Year!
Pres. Obama Responds to BMS Seventh Graders After the inauguration of Barack Obama, Ms. Mecum’s
seventh-grade students wrote reflective letters to the president. They
shared their feelings, hopes, and concerns about their future. They
expressed their pride in having the first African American man become
president and how that influenced their thinking regarding their own
abilities. Quite a while passed before we finally received an answer.
It’s awesome when mail from the White House comes to the classroom. It
makes the students feel validated and respected. We received an
autographed picture and a lovely thank you note. These will be displayed
in Ms. Mecum’s room along with other presidential memorabilia already
hanging on the wall.
L-R: Daijah Davis, Moses Navarro, Maria Bolanos and Ronel Simmons
BMS Teachers of the Year
Ms. Pete Mr. Schmidt & Ms. Barnwell, Spec. Education Central Region Teacher of the Year and BMS ESL Teacher of the Year
School Colors: Red and Black School Mascot: Panther School Features:
It is the policy of the Houston Independent School District not to discriminate on the basis of age, color, handicap or disability, ancestry, national origin, marital status, race, religion, sex, veteran status or political affiliation in its education or employment programs and activities, as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended: Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended. |
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Nestled
in the Oak Forest community of Northwest Houston, F. M. Black Middle
School continues to educate students since its doors first opened in 1957.
Many well known citizens have walked the halls as students. Black
currently serves approximately 580 6th-8th graders. 
