News & Announcements

Sometimes the lesson learned isn't just in the finished product, but in the reaction it yields. That's often true for art, especially when it is shared with others. High School artists found this out firsthand recently when they collaborated with elementary students.

Bass fishing as a sport has really taken off, and Comal ISD has one of the best teams in the state of Texas. Highlights of this year's winning season include the Hill Country Division Championship title, anglers of the year and more.

Student-athletes from Canyon, Canyon Lake and Smithson Valley High Schools signed National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the collegiate level in what may be the final signing days of the school year.

Comal ISD has offered the Ready, Set, Teach program to high school students for 14 years. This year, 15 students will graduate from the program, and in the fall, one former student will become a teacher in the same elementary that turned her educational experience around.

Freiheit Elementary art teacher, Jessica Coleman, was awarded the 2021 Trinity Prize for Excellence in Teaching for her unwavering work in the classroom and community.

It's School Nurses' Week. This Wednesday, May 12, is School Nurse Day. See how Erica Ward handles the daily challenges of being a school nurse at Specht Elementary and serves as a great example of the hard work the nurses in Comal ISD do every day.

Canyon High School hosted the District's first Fine Arts Signing Night for six seniors who will continue to pursue their passions in music, theater and art at the collegiate level.

The month of April is School Library Month and the perfect time to recognize the important role that libraries and librarians play in education.

Comal ISD again will offer its School Age Child Care (SACC) Summer Program to students, kindergarten through fifth grade. Activities will include swimming and field trips.

Annually, the Texas PTA awards $1,000 scholarships to eligible high school seniors, and this year, a Canyon High School senior is one of only 15 honorees from across the state to receive the 2020-2021 scholarship.