Aldine ISD substitute teacher accused of having inappropriate relationship with high school student

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HOUSTON – A substitute teacher with Aldine ISD is under investigation after reports of an inappropriate relationship with a teenage student.

Court records said the allegations go back to September 2024, Chasity Houston, 25, a substitute at Nimitz Senior High School engaged in sexual contact with a 17-year-old student.

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In late January 2025, however, witnesses came forward to the principal when they learned Houston went to the student’s neighborhood and together, drove to Lewis Middle School. Court documents claim the two drove to a remote part of the school, where they wouldn’t be seen.

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Witnesses also told investigators Houston had “formed multiple friendships with male students at Nimitz High School...during this time, she has allowed multiple students to use her vehicle without her being present and has driven them around to buy food and refreshments before games at the high school.”

Houston admitted to speaking with several male students but claimed “it’s not an inappropriate way” and denied the allegations.

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According to court records, Houston first was employed with Aldine ISD as a secretary in 2016 before she became a substitute in August 2023, before she was “dismissed” as a result of the allegations.

Houston is now facing felony charges for an improper relationship with a student, and at last check, bonded out of jail. KPRC 2 has reached out to Aldine ISD for comment, but we have not heard back as of this writing.


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