Channelview ISD’s five propositions presented in the November 3 election failed to pass.
Proposition A –Maintenance & Operations Funding (VATRE) ($7,488,233)
Channelview ISD’s Proposition A failed in the district’s November 3 election. The measure failed with 71.16% of voters against Prop A and 28.84% voting in favor. As a result, Channelview ISD will not receive the proposed additional revenue or the associated state funding.
Proposition A was a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE) that proposed a 7-cent increase to the district's tax rate. The additional revenue would have helped attract quality teachers and staff, keep experienced teachers and staff in Channelview ISD, Special Education staffing, student support services, and operational budget needs.
Proposition B – Facilities, Equipment, Safety and Infrastructure ($106,825,000)
Proposition B failed in the district’s November 3 election. The measure failed with 60.88% of voters against Prop B and 39.12% voting in favor. As a result, the district will not have access to the proposed additional revenue in bond funding for the identified facility improvements, equipment purchases, and other projects.
Proposition C – Technology Devices ($19,080,000)
Proposition C failed in the district’s November 3 election. The measure failed with 68.19% of voters against Prop C and 31.81% voting in favor. Proposition C would have provided the ability to purchase technology devices for Channelview ISD students and staff. As a result, Channelview ISD will not receive authorization to issue bonds for technology devices.
Proposition D – Renovate Athletic Facilities ($8,815,000)
Proposition D failed in the district’s November 3 election. The measure failed with 72.48% of voters against Prop D and 27.52% voting in favor. Prop D would have allocated funding for renovations to the Jennings Athletic Complex, which includes the Ray Maddry Memorial Stadium, the Bill Neal Center, and the baseball and softball complex.
Proposition E – Multipurpose Indoor Facility ($30,420,000)
Proposition E failed in the district’s November 3 election. The measure failed with 68.78% of voters against Prop E and 31.22% voting in favor. Prop E would have allocated funding for the construction of a multipurpose indoor facility.