News & Announcements

Proud parents, coaches and friends celebrated a milestone in the careers of 23 student athletes from Canyon High, Canyon Lake High and Smithson Valley High during National Signing Day ceremonies. They each signed National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the next level.

A U.S. Navy veteran and Comal ISD father surprised his 7-year-old daughter when he walked into her second-grade classroom at Clear Spring Elementary. They had not seen each other for more than 75 days. The homecoming was the perfect way to kick off Veterans Day celebrations.

Smithson Valley athlete Colton Thomasson is being honored as a 2023 All-American on Thursday, Nov. 3.

Congratulations to the Davenport Wolf Band and Color Guard for advancing to the 4A UIL State Marching Band Contest!

The Comal ISD chess program kicked off its 10th anniversary with the first of four district-wide chess tournaments at Pieper High School. The host team took the top spot as the high school champions along with Danville Middle, Rebecca Creek Elementary and Oak Creek Elementary.

Special education athletes look forward to competing in the district-wide STAR bowling tournaments ever year. This year was no exception with approximately 180 participants in high school and middle school competing on separate days.

More than 100 student artists were honored at the Comal ISD Fall Art Show which showcased art pieces featuring watercolor, sketches, mixed media and more.

Comal ISD's annual College, Career and Military Fair was a big success with students and families having the opportunity to speak with more than 70 recruiters from a wide variety of colleges, industries, trade schools and military branches of service.

Students and their families along with Comal ISD staff members took advantage of a beautiful weekend in October to volunteer in their communities. From pulling weeds and planting flowers to painting walls and cleaning floors, this year's Big Serve Weekend was packed with good deeds.

For the second year in a row, a Comal ISD PTA received a grant from the TEXAS YES Project. This year, the grant totaled $15,000 and will be used to expand the Spring Branch Middle School robotics program.