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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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

Superintendent

Marilyn Cruz,
Executive Principal

Congratulations to the Girls Basketball Team - Zone Champions!
 

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.

At F. M. Black, the faculty and staff are dedicated to enriching the lives of the students in a teaching and learning environment.

 

 

HISD Superintendent Aberlado Saavedra stops by for a visit!

 

On September 5th, Superintendent Saavedra came by to see our wonderful progress!

 

                       

            

Congratulations to our Luby's Star Student of the Week

Toni Hernandez, 6th Grade

School Colors: Red and Black

School Mascot: Panther

School Features:

  • LCDC Classes
  • Karate and
  •  Campus Habitat
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