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Houston & Harris County, Texas · Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026
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Seasonal guide

Channelview ISD Bond Guide

Every school bond fact sheet from the past year, by district, with the dollar figures exactly as the sources stated them. Every figure links to the fact sheet that cites it.

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On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

DistrictWhat it pays forAmount, as statedTax effect, as stated
Channelview ISDProposition A (tax-rate election)Staff raises, added staff in high-need areas such as special education, and the budget deficitRatifies a $0.9611 total rate; the ballot states an additional $1,765,977 in operations revenue$0.8911 with no election; $0.9611 with Proposition A. [1]
Channelview ISDProposition B (bond)Facility upgrades, safety and security, HVAC and roofing, Early Childhood Center expansion, buses$106,825,000Up to +$0.1121 per $100, the district says. [1]
Channelview ISDProposition C (bond)Technology devices$19,080,000Up to +$0.0681 per $100. [1]
Channelview ISDProposition D (bond)Jennings Athletic Complex$8,815,000Up to +$0.0348 per $100. [1]
Channelview ISDProposition E (bond)Multipurpose indoor facility$30,420,000Up to +$0.0535 per $100. With every proposition the total rate is $1.1164; the district puts the average home at +$116.58 a year. [1]

Past bond elections

DistrictYearAmountResult
Channelview ISDMay 2019$195.4 millionPassed, about 75% [2]

No bond fact sheets yet. As soon as a district discusses, calls or votes on a bond, its fact sheets collect here automatically.

Sources

  1. Channelview ISD, Tax Impact.
  2. North Channel Star, "Voters approve Channelview ISD bonds", May 9, 2019.

Checked against these sources on October 19, 2026.

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