Why We Love Working at Navasota ISD
Providing exceptional education every day.
Friendly faces, community support, and eager students are just some of the many enjoyable aspects of working at Navasota ISD. You won’t get lost in the shuffle of an impersonal environment; everyone here knows your name and appreciates your efforts.
Navasota is a closely-woven community where people care about the whole child, not just grades. Our staff members enjoy the opportunity to get to know students and their families on a more personal level, and they are trusted pillars of the community. Navasota teachers support their students beyond the classroom. You’ll often find us cheering under the Friday night lights, applauding at concerts and talent shows, or offering a helping hand to our Navasota neighbors.
We take care of you
Make an Impact
At Navasota, we entrust you to manage your classroom your way, but with generous support from your colleagues.
Continuous Growth and Development
We provide our team members with individualized career paths and coaching from mentors and administrators.
Comprehensive Medical and Dental Plans
Even teachers need to stay home from school at times.
Competitive Pay
We offer affordable living and generous compensation.
Ample Access to Resources
Our district promotes highly connected classrooms; we do our best to provide the latest education technology.
Work-Life Balance
Small classes mean your work stays manageable and you can continue your education.
Navasota Students
Navasota schools are welcoming and inclusive, and we celebrate the diversity of our student body. At our schools, you’ll find activities dedicated to Latino Family Literacy, Black History Month, and Latino Family Night. Although we are a small school district, we provide our students with a wide array of extracurricular activities to encourage teamwork, responsibility, and creativity.
Our students participate in the National Honor Society.
What our team members say
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“My favorite part of working at Navasota ISD is the small town atmosphere of the district. I love how everyone knows one another and that education is personal.”
Kristi Ramsey, Principal at Navasota High School