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TAKS results from 2007-2008
Drop-off/Dismissal Info
Student Safety is our main priority at Browning. To avoid
having traffic congestion and students walking between cars
in front of the school on Northwood St.
, parents may use the round driveway in front of the
school to drop off or pick up their students. Between 7 and
8 AM and 2:30 and 3:30 PM, parents may use the church
parking lot to get out and pick up or drop off students as
well. No students will be dismissed to cars on Northwood
St to avoid any accidents. Parents are encouraged to
take advantage of the driveway in front of the school or use
the church parking lot.
Remember: SAFETY FIRST!
Vision
We are a community of
lifelong learners dedicated to providing differentiated
instruction that allows all students to be successful.
Values
To
Teach All
To Challenge All
To
Inspire All
To Accept
All
To
Respect All
Students!
Location
Browning is conveniently located in Brooke Smith, just five
minutes from downtown Houston.
Click
here for a map.
Demographics
Robert Browning Elementary serves the predominantly Hispanic
community of Brooksmith, a
neighborhood located on the eastern edge of the Houston
Heights Area. We serve a diverse population, with programs
such as Title 1, Head Start, Bilingual,
English as a Second Language, Inclusion and Accelerated
Academics.
School Profile
Expanded Curriculum
Project Based Learning
Eco Art Collaboration with the Artist Boat
Junior Achievement
Extended Day and Enrichment Programs
Students
are provided with safe, caring after school environment with
clubs such as: Kid’s computer,
basketball, arts and crafts, science, and drama.
Early Childhood Program
Early Childhood Eligibility
Questions and Answers
To provide
neighborhood children with an early start towards social and
academic success, Browning offers full day pre-kindergarten
classes to 3 and 4 year olds through our
collaboration
between Avance/Head Start and
Browning Elementary School. The Head Start/Browning
Collaboration offers medical and dental assistance through
their program. These
classes
shape eager and happy young learners.
School Features
Browning
Outdoor classroom - This terrific innovative learning site
which includes a vegetable garden, fruit trees, a nature
pond, and a butterfly and hummingbird wildlife garden,
provides students of all ages with hands-on nature
exploration.
Registration
It is necessary to have the following items in order to
register for school:
Birth
Certificate/Acta de
Nacimento
Shots
Card/Tarjeta de
Vacunas
Social
Security Card/Tarjeta de
numero social
Parent's
ID/ID de los Padres
Current
Light Bill/ Bill de la Luz mas
reciente
Last
Report Card/Ultima
Califacion de
escuela
Uniforms
Our school
uniform includes the following:
Bottoms:
Jeans, in good repair and fitted at the
waist
Navy blue pants
Khaki pants
Tops: (All Polo style shirts must have a
collar)
White Polo
Forest Green Polo
Navy Blue Polo
Browning Elementary t-shirts
Shoes:
Tennis Shoes must be worn daily
Jackets/Sweaters:
White
Forest Green
Navy Blue
Browning Monthly Calendar
Important School Data:
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First day of school |
August 27, 2007 |
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Last day of school |
May 29, 2008 |
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2006-2007 holiday/professional
day schedule |
HISD 2007-2008 Calendar |
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School Hours |
Monday-Thursday 7:40 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Friday 7:40 a.m.-12:45 p.m. |
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Bell Schedule |
7:40 a.m. bell rings
7:50 Tardy* (Parents may walk their children to class
only between 7:40 and 7:45. Parents are not permitted
to walk their children to class after 7:45).
3:15 p.m. dismissal. Students must be picked up by
3:15 p.m. unless they are enrolled in the after school
program.
Early dismissal at 12:45 p.m. every Friday. |
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Breakfast |
7:00 - 7:30 a.m. |
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Lunch |
10:10 - 12:40 (scheduled by class) |
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Attendance |
Taken every day at 9:30 a.m..
Students not present at 9:30 a.m. are counted absent.
Refer to the handbook for additional guidelines. |
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School Colors |
Green and White |
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Mascot |
Roadrunner |
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Motto |
Doing your Browning Best! |
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