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What separates a good superintendent from a great one? Nominating and developing the next generation of leaders. Dr. Tory Hill did exactly that for his Deputy Superintendent Michael Houston in our Aspiring Superintendent Accelerator. Read their story.
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🍎 Inspire. Teach. Make a Difference.
Your next teaching opportunity starts here!
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Join a team that is shaping the future, APPLY TODAY!
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At Channelview ISD, every student has a path, a plan, and a team cheering them on. #WeAreChannelview
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Celebrating the remarkable achievements, resilience, and leadership of women throughout history and in our community.
#WomensHistoryMonth #WeAreChannelview
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CONGRATULATIONS Board Member Ms. Shumona Collins! She was honored as Board Member of the Year, highlighting her outstanding leadership and service to our district. #wearechannelview
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Proud moment for Channelview. Several of our outstanding educators were recognized at the HAABSE Outstanding Teacher Awards & Recognition Ceremony — a testament to the excellence happening in our classrooms every day. Our teachers continue to lead, inspire, and empower!
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🔧🎓 CTE Month
Did you know?
90% of Channelview ISD high school students graduate College, Career, or Military Ready, thanks in part to strong, hands-on CTE programs that connect learning to real-world careers. 🎓💡
Michael D. Houston, Ed.D. retweeted
Thank you to our parents, student leaders, board members, staff, & community partners who joined us at the Annual @ChannelviewISD State of the District! It was an exciting moment to highlight all the amazing things happening across CISD! #WeAreChannelview
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Congratulations to PI 14 alum @laird_emily for being named Region 4 TEPSAN of the Year!
We’re so proud of the leader you are and the impact you continue to make for young learners!! 🎉🎉
@ChannelviewISD
Michael D. Houston, Ed.D. retweeted
2026 Outdoor Season Opener :
4x1 1st Exchange: ~ 10.5 ( Lane 4)
400m: 48.26 ( Lane 4)
1st Place at Deer Park High School
@HUBisonTFXC @doliversub13 @TXMileSplit @milesplit
“What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?”
#TASA2026
Michael D. Houston, Ed.D. retweeted
Thinking about the superintendency?
🚀 This FREE webinar featuring Holdsworth alumni leaders will help you shift from “Chief Doer” to “Chief Thinker.” Learn the mindset and skills needed to lead at the enterprise level.
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Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his vision of a world built on equality, justice, and compassion. Channelview ISD celebrates his lasting impact.
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We are ready to welcome students for 2026-2027 school year @ChannelviewHS!!! If you would like to set up a tour reach out to us at (281) 452-1450! There is plenty to offer! #IntentionallyElevatingExcellence
@tchill_ @MikeHoustonAL @ChannelviewISD
Powerful message for both students and staff! We don’t know what the holiday break was like for everyone.
Not every child walks back into school after Christmas break feeling rested, celebrated, or safe.
For some kids, the holidays are loud.
Or lonely.
Or heavy.
Or something they’re just relieved is over.
So as they come through our doors this week, love on your kids a little extra. A smile. A gentle word. Sitting down at their level. Letting them talk—or just letting them be quiet.
You may be the first genuine affection they’ve felt in two weeks.
The first adult who sees them.
The first place that feels steady again.
School isn’t just academics.
Sometimes it’s refuge.
Sometimes it’s regulation.
Sometimes it’s love.
Lead with grace this week.
Teachers aren’t the problem. To improve outcomes, we have to consider how we design and lead the system!
What if the way we’ve designed education jobs is part of the problem?
In this powerful conversation Holdsworth President Dr. Lindsay Whorton shares the moment it became clear that reimagining leadership is key to better outcomes for students.
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