Andrew J. Briscoe Junior High

Here’s a fun and unique way to support our school while enjoying a great getaway at Kalahari Indoor Waterpark and Resort in Round Rock, TX!
Book a room through our special link for August 2nd and/or August 3rd (last week before school starts) at a special discounted rate, and a portion of your stay will benefit the Parents of Briscoe.

https://book.passkey.com/event/51249645/owner/50022711/landing

Congratulations on retirement Mrs. Zebold! Today was her “last” last day of school. Let the adventure begin🖤💛🖤and Protect The Nest!

Important deadlines for 2026-2027:
Submit this form no later than August 2, for your student to ride the bus for the first day of school.
If a form is not submitted by August 2, your student WILL NOT receive bus transportation until August 24
For all forms submitted between August 3 and August 21, bus transportation will begin on August 24.
Contact your student's campus to request any change in your transportation choice after August 21. Please note that any changes made after August 21 may take up to 5 business days to take effect.

The Briscoe Band sounded amazing tonight at their Spring Concert. Huge applause for these talented musicians — their hard work, heart, and energy filled the room with incredible music. Shout out to Mr. Sonnier and Mr. Shurtz for your hard work!

Yerbooks are in‼️Yearbooks are In‼️Mrs. Pleasant and her yearbook crew worked hard today to get them out!

Our cooking club added a sweet touch to the day as members gathered to decorate cupcakes bursting with creativity. From vibrant swirls of frosting to sprinkles, candies, and custom designs, each cupcake became a delicious work of art. A lot of taste-testing filled the room, making this hands-on activity a memorable (and tasty!) way to celebrate our shared love of cooking.

During ISD in the STEM Club put their engineering skills to the test by creating playful balloon creatures designed with a clever twist—each one was carefully weighted so that no matter how it was tossed, it always landed on its feet. Through hands-on experimentation, students explored concepts like balance, center of mass, and gravity, turning colorful balloons into engaging lessons in physics. The activity sparked creativity, teamwork, and lots of laughter while showing how science and fun can go hand in hand.