Channelview ISD

🏆 Congratulations to retired Alice Johnson Junior High teacher Rebecca Hanzel on being named the 2026 Chron Best of the Best Teacher! 🎉

The Chron Best of the Best awards recognize outstanding individuals throughout the Greater Houston area, with winners selected through community nominations and public voting.

After 37 years of dedicated service in Channelview ISD, Mrs. Hanzel retired at the end of the 2025–2026 school year, leaving behind a legacy of excellence, compassion, and commitment to students.
This well-deserved honor celebrates the lasting impact she made on generations of students and the Alice Johnson Junior High community.

Congratulations, Mrs. Hanzel, and thank you for 37 years of service and for embodying Intentional Excellence! 💙💛 https://www.chron.com/winners/ #/gallery?group=541355

🌟 Your next opportunity starts here!

Channelview ISD is hiring District PEIMS Specialists who are detail-oriented, organized, and ready to support district operations.

📌 2 openings available
💰 Competitive hourly pay: $20.66–$25.83

Come grow with a district committed to Intentional Excellence.

Apply today:https://www.applitrack.com/cvisd/onlineapp/

Every student deserves to be heard, and YOU can help make that happen!
Channelview ISD is looking for passionate Speech & Language professionals ready to inspire confidence, support communication, and change lives every single day. 💙💛
Join a Special Education team that makes a lasting impact in and beyond the classroom!
📢 Your voice can shape their future.
Apply today: tinyurl.com/4defe42e

Navigating Forward
From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the district’s budget reflects a 2.9% decrease. The 2025-26 adopted revenues are $103,768,895 and expenditures are $106,521,948.
This results in a $2,753,053 planned deficit within the General Operating Budget. This intentional decision reflects the district’s commitment to maintaining high-quality student programs and services.

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Navegando hacia adelante
Para el periodo comprendido entre 2024-2025 y 2025-2026, el presupuesto del distrito refleja una disminución del 2,9 %. Los ingresos aprobados para 2025-26 son $103,768,895 y los gastos son $106,521,948.
Esto resulta en un déficit planificado de $2,753,053 dentro del Presupuesto Operativo General. Esta decisión intencional refleja el compromiso del distrito de mantener programas y servicios estudiantiles de alta calidad.

🔗 https://course.cvisd.org/