Endeavor Updates: January 23, 2026
Endeavor Updates
TEA Report Card Ratings Released
The TEA Report Card ratings for 2024 and 2025 have been released. The link to the reports has been posted on our website. Please click the image to see the details on our webpage.
Here are just a few highlights that can be found in the 2025 report:
- The course that had the highest average for its class size was math, which had 7.5 students. The average class size in all other core subjects was under 7 students per class.
- STAAR Performance rates for "Approaches Grade Level" in all end-of-course subjects for our campus was 77%. Compare that to the state which was 75% and the district which was 68% of students approaching grade level in all EOC tested subject courses.
- When looking at the School Progress Annual Growth numbers, which only look at ELA and Math EOC tests, Endeavor High School was higher than the district and the state in showing growth for both subjects.
Great things happen here!
Thank You CISD School Board
We extend our sincere thanks to the Channelview ISD School Board for their continued support and belief in public education. Because of your commitment, we successfully transitioned into our new building—an exciting milestone that strengthens our learning environment and expands opportunities for students. Your support has also been instrumental in the growth of our program, allowing us to better serve students and families. Together, we are investing in what matters most: our future is public, and it is brighter because of your leadership.
President: Alex Ybarra
Vice-President: Ramiro Granados
Secretary: Hector Martinez
Parliamentarian: Shumona Collins
Members:
Lynette Breedlove
Dennis Cedillo
Steven Dennis
Native Fruit Trees For Your Backyard!
On February 7th, from 9 AM - 12 PM we are giving away native fruit trees here at Endeavor!
Planting a native fruit tree in your backyard is a great way to help clean the air and support local wildlife. Plus, after a few years of caring for your tree, you will also get a harvest of fruit for your family and friends!
This free tree donation event is part of a 5-year forestry project happening across the Houston area. It is focused on supporting communities, planting trees, and creating environmental job opportunities. This project is a big team effort between many organizations to create a greener, healthier Houston.
Native fruit trees are especially valuable to plant because they are built for Texas. They clean the air by removing pollution, creating more oxygen for us to breathe, and providing a food source. Also, they only need a little maintenance because they are used to Texas heat and rain patterns.
So, if you want to make a difference, and take home a free native fruit tree, come by Endeavor on February 7th to take part in this special community event!
For tips on how to plant your tree, look at this guide from Texas A&M Forest Service: https://tfsweb.tamu.edu/trees/tree-care/planting/
DID YOU KNOW:
A single mature tree can absorb up to 48 pounds of carbon dioxide every year!
Some fruit trees can live and produce fruit for over 30 years when cared for properly.
Tree roots help reduce flooding and erosion, keeping our soil and water cleaner.
If you would like to join the Project Green Google Classroom, use your student account and hit "JOIN CLASS" in google classroom and then enter the join code: 3anbj3da
This will allow you to better keep up with the program so you can work towards the free lunch on Fridays and the field trips that happen during the year.
The official graduation merch website is now online. Click the link below for:
- Cap, gown, and tassel purchase
- Class rings
- Graduation announcements
- Grad clothing accessories
Orders are delivered to Endeavor a few weeks prior to graduation.
Endeavor's graduation is 7:00 PM on
Friday, May 15 at the Bill Neal Center in Channelview.
All EHS graduates and potential graduates of the Class of 2026 will be celebrating the conclusion of their senior year at Big Rivers Waterpark in New Caney on Monday, May 11, 2026. We will travel by bus from Endeavor to the park where you will get to spend the day on the slides, lazy river, wave pools, and many other of their attractions. The park is not open to the public during this time.
For $25, you will get entrance to the park and lunch as well as transportation to and from the venue. Tickets are available for purchase now through May 1, 2026.
The link below (Rev Trak Web Store) will take you to the site to purchase your ticket.
Only Endeavor students who have or will be graduating from EHS as part of the class of 2026 are invited to attend. You must travel to and from the event on the bus. We will leave at 8:30am and return before 3:30pm.
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Thurik for more information.
Access Scholarships is a free scholarship and college resource platform for student. Their goal is to connect high school students with scholarship opportunities and other financial aid resources to to help them navigate the (often complicated) world of higher education.
In addition to the scholarship search and directory (with over 10,000 scholarships in their database-they add to everyday), they have several resources specifically geared towards high school students.
All of the links below are great resources and opportunities for you!
What is the ACT/SAT test?
Both the SAT and the ACT are nationally administered, standardized tests that help schools evaluate your application and see how prepared you are for college courses. The SAT and ACT generally cover the same topics. Both ACT and SAT scores are used for college admissions decisions and awarding merit-based scholarships. Most colleges do not prefer one test over the other. Neither the SAT nor ACT is harder than the other. Different students tend to do better on one test than the other.
Ask Mrs. Jackson or Mrs. Salinas for more information.
ACT Vs. SAT Which is right for you?
The following is needed for a student to drive to Endeavor:
- A valid Texas driver's license
- Proof of liability on your vehicle
- A parking permit issued from Endeavor
Students who drive to school without a license run the risk of receiving a citation from our campus Constable and will not be allowed to drive off of the campus with their vehicle. See Mrs. Barrientos in the front office for a permit.
For the protection of our students, food deliveries and visitors who are not on a student's emergency contact list are not allowed during lunch. Along with students having an option for a free lunch, there are microwave ovens available in the cafeteria for students to use. Milk and fruit are available to students who bring their own lunch at no charge.
Consequences for Violations - Junior High/High School Students
1st Offense:
Device is confiscated; Stored in the administrator’s office.
Referral entered into Skyward; Verbal reprimand.
Parent/guardian notified and device must be picked up by a parent/guardian during school hours.
2nd Offense:
Device is confiscated; Stored in the administrator’s office.
Referral entered into Skyward; Student is assigned one day of detention.
Student signs a behavior contract acknowledging expectations.
Parent/guardian notified and device must be picked up by a parent/guardian during school hours.
3rd Offense:
Device is confiscated; Stored in the administrator’s office.
Referral entered into Skyward; Student is assigned one day of In-School Suspension (ISS).
Parent/guardian is notified and device must be picked up by a parent/guardian during school hours.
4th Offense:
Device is confiscated; Stored in the administrator’s office.
Referral entered into Skyward; Student is assigned one to three days of ISS, depending on circumstances.
Parent/guardian is notified and device must be picked up by a parent/guardian during school hours.
Parent conference required before device is returned.
5th Offense and Beyond:
Device is confiscated; Stored in the administrator’s office.
Referral entered into Skyward; Additional disciplinary action assigned (e.g., extended ISS, Out-of-School Suspension).
Parent/guardian is notified and device must be picked up by a parent/guardian during school hours.
Student will not be permitted to bring personal communication devices to school for 4 weeks.
Campus may implement a personalized personal communication devices management plan (e.g., daily check-in/check-out system).
January 26: School Closed for Inclement Weather
February 13: Student/Staff Holiday
February 16: Student Holiday (Staff PL)
February 17: Student Holiday (Staff PLC)