CHANNELVIEW, Texas – A peaceful, student-organized walkout is currently taking place at Channelview High School, according to an email sent to parents and staff by campus officials.
In the message, school administrators said all students are safe and that school deputies are actively monitoring the situation.
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Grizzy’s Hood News sent KPRC 2 close-up images from the scene of the protest, confirming that the assembly is centered around ICE and U.S. immigration policies. She also posted footage from the scene on Facebook.
In the image, signs are visible with messages like:
- “Empathy is not a weakness.”
- “I will fight 4 my future.”
- “History is screaming. Are you listening?”
- “ABOLISH ICE.”
- “Hot ppl melt ICE”
- “We all bleed RED.”
- “The wrong ICE is melting.”
- “Jesus said LOVE OTHERS.”
Officials emphasized that maintaining safety remains their top priority while students exercise their right to express themselves.
“Students who participate will be marked absent for any classes they miss,” the email stated.
School leaders said they are working closely with law enforcement partners to ensure the campus remains secure and that the event proceeds in a safe and respectful manner for both students and staff.
KPRC 2 reached out to Channelview ISD, specifically asking for confirmation on the topic of the protest from the district.
Here’s the statement provided by Channelview ISD:
“On Thursday, January 22, 2026, a group of Channelview ISD students participated in a peaceful protest. Channelview ISD School Resource Officers were present to maintain order and ensure the safety of all involved. While students have the right to peacefully assemble, classroom attendance and participation remain essential to students’ academic success. Student consequences will be enforced in alignment with the Student Code of Conduct. We will continue to monitor the situation and maintain a safe learning environment.”
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