A BIG Congratulations to the Briscoe Winter Guard programs! They had an amazing start to the competition season. 

The JV guard placed 3rd in novice class and Varsity guard placed 1st in regional A class at the Texas Color Guard Circuit competition held at Jordan High School this past weekend. Way to go guard!

The Briscoe 8A boys basketball team were defeated by Reading 44-45. Leading scorers for the Eagles were Karsyn Parker with 10 points, Idris Badejoh, Cody Yeager, and Yaromir Quinn each with 8 points, Carter Miles with 4 points, Logan Bailey, Noah Ryan, and David Katchy each with 2 points. Defensive Leaders for the Eagles were David Katchy, Trey Hamilton, and Cade Albe. The Eagles fall to 4-3 on the season and 4-2 in district play.

 

The Briscoe 8B boys basketball team beat Reading JH 37-35. Leading the way on offense was Emmanuel Ugochukwu with 8 points, Gideon Akingboye with 8 points, Ty Jones with 5 points, Brooks Collum with 4 points and Dre Stanton and Brixton Lyday with 3 points each. The Briscoe 8B boys move to 5-1 on the regular season.

 

The Briscoe Boys 7th Grade A Team defeated Reading JH by the score 44 - 34 to finish district play at 2-4 for the season. Leading the scoring was Cannon Childress with 9 pts followed by Chase Miller with 7pts, Kole Keller 6pts, Jeremiah Torres 6pts, Ismael Rodriquez 4pts, Daniel Bello 4pts, Shane Kelly 3 pts and Carter Lawson with 2pts. A great defensive game was played by all.

 

The 7th Grade Briscoe Boys B Basketball Team was defeated by Reading JH by the score of 30 - 35 to finish district play at 4-2 and 5-2 for the season. Leading scorer was Austin Rhody with 18 pts followed by Jackson Marsalis with 6 pts and Kyron Naylor with 3 pts.

 

The Lady Eagles played the Reading Longhorns and came up short for the win. The score 12-27 ending in a tough loss for the Lady Eagles. Scorers tonight was Gabby Davies, Ruby Masters and Scarlett Hein. Tough defense played by Sasha Golomeke.

 

The Lady Eagles 8A basketball team lost to the Reading Lady Longhorns 23-45. The Lady Eagles were led in scoring by Zoey Hawkins with 13 points, Ewaoluwa Olantude with 4 points followed by Preslie Shelton and Sofia Marin with 2 each. The Lady Eagles fall to 7-2 on the season and 4-2 in district play.

 

The 7th Grade Lady Eagles A team played Reading Junior High and played excellent defense. The leading scorers for the Eagles were Emma Lepler with 10 points and Zoe Stewart, Leilani Weston, and Sloane Griffith all with 4 points. The Eagles played well as a team and had a great win with a score of 28-8. The Eagles are now 5-1 in district play.

 

The 7B Lady Eagles faced Reading JH tonight in a competitive matchup. Evelyn Verrett led the team with 5 points, followed by Amaris Ubani with 4 points. Madison Moreno and Asher Oriyomi each contributed 2 points on the scoreboard. The Lady Eagles’ defense kept the game tight in the first half, heading into halftime trailing by just one point with a score of 6–7. Despite their strong effort, Reading pulled away in the second half, resulting in a final score of 13–23. The Lady Eagles now stand at 4–2 on the season

 

Support Briscoe at our Snack Fundraiser on February 12th! Donuts will be sold in the morning for $2 each (cash only). During all lunch periods, pizza will be available by presale only for $3 per slice or $22 for a whole box, perfect to enjoy yourself or share with friends. Drinks will also be sold for $2 (cash only). To purchase pizza, please use the link provided or scan the QR code, and be sure to include the student’s first and last name and lunch period with your order. Last day for presale will be February 9th. Thank you for your support!

The Alpha Gamma Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® is excited to share an incredible opportunity for students in grades 6th-12th to participate in the Spring 2026 Teen Financial Literacy Workshop, facilitated by GM Financial – KEYs Live. 

This engaging workshop series is designed to equip young adults with essential financial literacy skills that will support their long-term success.

Participants will engage in interactive discussions focused on building smart financial habits, while also enjoying light refreshments and giveaways.

As part of innovative day, our students will be engaging in informative presentations. These sessions take place during one of their class periods throughout January-March. 

Some of the presentation topics will include:

Our Spring Fundraiser is in full swing! This year alone, donations to POB have funded over $3,500 in teacher grants, 5 teacher appreciation events, and hands on lessons like 7th grade fetal pigs.

Here's how you can help with a fun perk for your BJH student!

Raise $125 in donations (students can ask friends and family to help reach their goal!) to enjoy an EXCUSED absence and a fun filled day at Urban Air with friends. Pizza and a drink included for lunch.

If you have any questions please email President@parentsofbriscoe.org

Our secured donation link is 

Thank you so much! 

Melissa Ingles, Parents of Briscoe President

The latest a student is able to be checked out of school through the front office is 4:00 pm.

Please make sure you are in the lobby before 4:00 to get the student checked out.

If it is after 4:00pm, your student will NOT be released until the end of the day at 4:30pm.

Early Release Days- the latest a student may be checked out is 12:30 pm. Parent must be in the building before that.

Please email any doctor/parent notes regarding absences to our Attendance Clerk - Claudia Mirza.

Please include the date, student's full name and ID # and a contact number for the parent.

Thank you!

At Briscoe Junior High, we use Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to encourage and celebrate positive student behavior. Through our school-wide initiative called The Briscoe Way, we focus on three key values: Respect for All, Safe Hallway Behavior, and 100% Effort. Students who demonstrate these behaviors earn PBIS points through our PBIS Rewards app, which they can use to purchase fun and useful items from our school store. To keep this program thriving, we welcome donations or purchases from our Amazon wish list to help stock the store and continue recognizing our amazing students!

Hi Briscoe parents - if you are interested in volunteering for various needs at the school, please join our volunteer GroupMe! This is where we will primarily post these signups, as well as other school requests that

arise. 

https://groupme.com/join_group/72087751/8fV4ooo 

Rebecca Keasler

POB Volunteer Coordinator

Please register with ParentSquare, if you haven't already, to establish an account for the school year.

ParentSquare will be used for all campus communications - coaches, teachers, Briscoe announcements and newsletters.

Please use the link below to register.

Family Access is a free service that is available to all parents and guardians with children enrolled in the district. Among other things, this service will allow you to view student attendance, grades, schedule, progress, and assignments. Family Access allows parents and guardians to easily track their students’ progress throughout the school year. There are even applications for Apple IOS and Android devices available from the appropriate app stores.

Additional information and support can be found in the Students & Parents area of the LCISD website.

Maintaining safe and secure schools is one of the priorities of Briscoe Junior High School and Lamar Consolidated ISD.

To maintain safe and secure schools, the district expectation is that all staff, students, and visitors wear an ID when they enter the building each day. ID badges are a security measure and are required to be visible while a student is on campus. Everyone in the building knows at a glance who belongs on our campus, and it is a quick way for emergency personnel who may not be familiar with our students to know who is who in an emergency situation. We want to provide a safe and orderly environment to foster student learning, and the ID badges will assist in the security of everyone on campus.

All identification badges must be maintained in the same condition as issued. All badges must be worn on a lanyard around the neck. Students who draw on the identification badge, scratch or deface the picture, punch holes, or apply stickers to the identification badge will have their identification badge taken up and charged for a new one.

Every student will be issued a new ID badge on the first day of school. We suggest that you purchase an extra badge to have as a back-up throughout the school year.

Please help us by encouraging your child to place their student ID in a safe location so they will remember to wear it every day.