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Welcome to Spring Branch Middle School

 
Dear Wrangler Community,
 
On behalf of the faculty and staff of Spring Branch Middle School, I would like to welcome you to the 2018-19 school year. 
 
Our mission at SBMS is to prepare all students for the ninth grade.  We work every day to accomplish our mission by building positive relationships with our students and providing quality instruction in every classroom.  Our vision for SBMS is to ensure that every student has a positive experience during their years as a Wrangler.   We will continuously make efforts to communicate effectively and teach our students the value of respect and collaboration.
 
The Spring Branch Middle School website is a source of information that is designed to help keep you informed about upcoming events and provide information that will be useful as our parents and students navigate their way through middle school.
If you have any questions related to Spring Branch Middle School, please do not hesitate to contact me at (830) 885-8803 or email me at smith@comalisd.org.
 
Thanks and have a great Wrangler Day!
 
Chris J. Smith
Principal
Spring Branch Middle School 
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At A Glance

  • 560 Student Enrollment
  • sports15 Athletic Programs
  • docs100% of Students Take Pre-SAT
  • oillamp Academic UIL Programs
  • Critical writing across content
  • Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 Chess Program
students playing chess

Comal ISD Chess Tournaments

Comal ISD is proud to host three chess tournaments this year, one at each high school. Registration is open to all Comal ISD students to enter at any tournament beginning on January 8.
ISES Choir

Tis the Season for Music

The hills surrounding Comal ISD are truly alive this season with music. From choir and band performances to orchestra and string classes, students of all ages are showcasing what they’ve learned over the last four months.
Meyer Ranch Subdivision

Meyer Ranch to add 1,600 homes in rural northwest

The district projects an increase of approximately 5,600 students during the next five years, according to CISD’s fall demographic update. The report states that from September 2017 to August 2018, the district had more than 5,600 home sales, and roughly 26 percent were new homes.
governor abbott shaking teachers hand

Governor Abbott Listens to Comal ISD Teachers

A week before school began, seven Comal ISD teachers sat down with Governor Greg Abbott for one-on-one roundtable discussions about education issues including teacher pay, early education, special education and school finance.
Homebound Teachers

Homebound Teachers, Unsung Heroes

While their anthem song may be “On the Road Again,” their heart song is probably “Imagine” by John Lennon or “What aWonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. As they travel the backroads, highways and creek beds that make up the Comal Independent School District, they offer a unique perspective on education, students and families.
Student making Corn Husk Dolls

Comal ISD Heritage Night a Big Hit

The excitement of fall was in the air October 9 as Goodwin Frazier Elementary School hosted its annual Heritage Night. The event served as a celebration of New Braunfels’ history, including the smells, sounds and sights of local food, music and dance.
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SVHS teacher receives Outstanding Educator Award

Kirsten Watkins, who teaches AP English and English III at Smithson Valley High School, was recently selected as a University of Chicago Outstanding Educator Award winner, based on a nomination written by one of her former students.
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