Family Counseling Service
will be offering FREE Mini Workshops
for parents this summer
Goal: to learn specific parenting skills that can bring peace into your home that will create a better relationship between you and your children
When: Thursdays, May 24, June 14, July 26 & August 23
Time: 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Where: 4122 Weber Road Building E
Topics:
5/24: How to encourage cooperation from your child without yelling or screaming
6/14: Having problems with tattling, sibling rivalry, temper tantrums?
7/26: How to effectively parent your ADD/ADHD child
8/23: Seven Rules for Good Parenting
To register, please call 334-1272 as seating is limited.
TAMU-Kingsville Engineering Summer Camp
Age: Must be 14-21 at the time of camp
Camp Type: Day Camp
Fee: None
Dates: July 9-13, 2012
Time: 7:45 am - 5:30 pm
(Please note that the application must be postmarked by May 18, 2012)
http://www.engineer.tamuk.edu/yest/index.html
You may download the application by clicking on attachment below
YESTexas brochure 2012 1.pdf
TAMU-Kinsgville is having a GEMS summer program
(click below to view website for more information)
This day camp is for girls between the ages of 14-21
July 18-22
7:45 am - 5:30 pm
There is no fee for this program
Application must be postmarked by May 31, 2012
You may download an application below
GEMS brochure 2011.pdf
May Character Trait
Generosity (vs Stinginess) Carefully managing my resources so I can freely give to those in need
I will:
* share what I have with others
* recycle
* not expect anything in return for my generosity
* give of my time and talents
* praise the good I see in others
Library Fundraiser -- Thank you to all who participated!
At this time we know that Tom Browne Library will receive 15 new books!
Book Fair ended March 9, 2012
Parents, when frequenting these businesses please tell them thank you:
Savanna J won 1st choice and selected: Southside Barbacoa's donation of one pound of Barbacoa with the purchase of two sides. - 5894 Everhart Suite A (Owners are parents of former students.) Special thanks to Southside Barbacoa.
Edna G won 2nd choice and selected: Lee Nail #3's donation of a five dollar discount for service. - 5896 Everhart #A. Special thanks to Lee Nail #3
Abigal P won 3rd choice and Dominick G won 4th choice and they each selected Gambler Specialties - Promotional Products and Custom Embroidery's donation of two wool military style caps with bear paw logo and embroidered Browne Middle School. (value $10.00 each.) Special thanks to Gambler Specialties - Promotional Products and Custom Embroidery
Virgina T won 5th and graciously accepted: Diamond Kar Kare Auto Repair Center- donation of a free oil change value of $31.99. 4733 Schanen Blvd (Owner is parent of a current student.) Special thanks to Diamond Kar Kare Auto Repair Center
Discipline Code: Civility, Bullying, Profanity
Browne's 2010-2011 School-wide Plan for Success Discipline Code, the 3-R Discipline Program: Rules, Responsibility, and Respect, commits to ensuring that district campuses will be safe, secure and violence free places where all students can learn and achieve to their fullest potential. Therefore, drugs, weapons, profanity, verbal abuse, offensive physical contact, and assaults will not be tolerated. Students and adults who engage in these behaviors must accept the consequence that are associated with these behaviors. Students can report dangerous situations, threats of physical violence, acts of vandalism, and gang activity 24 hours a day by dialing 886-9276. The 3-R’s—Rules, Responsibilities, and Respect—are important components for everyone to follow. For more information click on the link below.
It's A She Thing
A female empowerment program available for
6th, 7th and 8th grade girls.
-AND-
Young Men United (YMU)
A male empowerment program available for
6th, 7th and 8th grade boys
The five points of the program are:
Relationships, Goals & Decision Making, Influence,
Communication & Expressing Individuality.
Meetings are held during the student's lunch shift in room 103.
Students may pick up a permission slip from Mrs. Berglund.
Have you thought of volunteering in the TBMS Library?
For more information on volunteering for CCISD go to www.ccisd.us select Community Connections-Volunteers. Drop by our library and talk to Mrs. Sonya Lynch, TBMS librarian send her an email at sonya.lynch@ccisd.us or give her a call at 878-4273 to ask how you can help at the TBMS Library.
Tom Browne Middle School Campus Phone Numbers
Main number: 361-878-4270
Main Fax: 361-878-1836
Special Ed. Fax: 361-878-1425
Attendance: 361-878-4270
Clinic: 361-878-4271
Cafeteria: 361-878-4275
Library: 361-878-4273
Special Education: 361-878-4276
Counselor's Secretary: 361-878-4277
Assistant Principals: 361-878-4270
Principal's Secretary: 361-878-4280
Tom Browne Mission Statement
The mission of Tom Browne Middle School is to provide a safe environment which encourages students to learn and prepares them to be capable citizens in our society.
Tom Browne is a TEA
"Recognized" Campus!
From the Principal
Welcome to Tom Browne!
As your Principal, know that I am committed to providing the children of Tom Brown Middle School with the best possible education and strong positive memories that will prepare them for a successful future. Your children are my priority so please do not hesitate to contact me. My door is always open.
Dr. Trevino, Principal
878-4270