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ISES Choir at JW Marriott!

Strings Students perform at JW Marriott.

ISES Strings perform at the JW Marriott

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2018-19 ISES Staff

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Welcome to Indian Springs Elementary

Welcome to Indian Springs Elementary
Home of the Leading Coyotes!
 
Indian Springs creates an environment where students grow academically and emotionally. They also learn to discover the leader that exists in themselves. As a Leader in Me campus, our students live and learn by the 7-Habits and incorporate them into their learning.  Our teachers integrate the 7-Habits into instruction developing highly engaging and challenging lessons where students feel a part of their own learning each and every day. Increasing ownership of choices and next steps with increased awareness of daily progress, raises student performance and achievement.  Our students are presented with content that requires them to expand their thinking to ensure ALL students learn no matter their ability level. Our goal is to meet the needs of ALL our students.
 
Indian Springs teachers and staff are committed to Preparing Leaders of the PACK
through Passion, Attitude, Commitment and Knowledge. 
 
During the school year, we will have many opportunities to recognize our growth not only in size but as a community where we have learned to count on each other and build strong relationships that cannot be broken.  
 
Indian Springs is a campus with many green features, which has provided a foundation for students to enjoy the opportunity to grow vegetables on our rooftop garden.  Fourth grade students will experience maintaining a garden, growing some scrumptious vegetables and learning about eating healthy. Students reap the benefits and will prepare vegetables they grow, and with the guidance of our master Chef Mario, taste some great recipes. We continue to focus more on the care of our environment with the implementation of a recycling program. This year we will begin an Environmental Club.  Be on the lookout for more information. I encourage our students to take advantage of the many clubs and opportunities we have available to our students.
  
The word is out, Indian Springs ES is the place to be!  When we first opened in 2012, we opened with approximately 560 students, which was 100 over our projection.   Our second school year, we opened with over 650 students.   We have opened the 2018 school year with just over 800 students, and each one holds a special place in my heart.
 
Today, we Begin with the End in Mind, thinking about where we want to be and what we want to accomplish by the end of this school year.  How will we get there?  As a strong community, we can accomplish anything.  Together we will work to develop Leaders of the PACK through Passion, Attitude, Commitment and Knowledge.  Looking forward to many exciting memories ahead.  Feel free to contact me by phone or email should you ever have any questions or concerns. Communication is key to student success.   It is going to be a great school year!  
 
Marisa Wulfsberg, Principal
 
Comal ISD - Indian Springs Elementary - Where Excellence is an Attitude!  
 
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At A Glance

  • 790 Student Enrollment
  • Cursive Curriculum
  • music Strings Program
  • Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 Chess Program
  • art Art Programs
  • Critical writing across content
kids singing

Tis the Season for Music

The hills surrounding Comal ISD are truly alive this season with music. From choir and band performances to orchestra and string classes, students of all ages are showcasing what they’ve learned over the last four months.
Meyer Ranch Subdivision

Meyer Ranch to add 1,600 homes in rural northwest

The district projects an increase of approximately 5,600 students during the next five years, according to CISD’s fall demographic update. The report states that from September 2017 to August 2018, the district had more than 5,600 home sales, and roughly 26 percent were new homes.
governor abbott shaking teachers hand

Governor Abbott Listens to Comal ISD Teachers

A week before school began, seven Comal ISD teachers sat down with Governor Greg Abbott for one-on-one roundtable discussions about education issues including teacher pay, early education, special education and school finance.
Homebound Teachers

Homebound Teachers, Unsung Heroes

While their anthem song may be “On the Road Again,” their heart song is probably “Imagine” by John Lennon or “What aWonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. As they travel the backroads, highways and creek beds that make up the Comal Independent School District, they offer a unique perspective on education, students and families.
Student making Corn Husk Dolls

Comal ISD Heritage Night a Big Hit

The excitement of fall was in the air October 9 as Goodwin Frazier Elementary School hosted its annual Heritage Night. The event served as a celebration of New Braunfels’ history, including the smells, sounds and sights of local food, music and dance.
Picture of Mrs. Watkins

SVHS teacher receives Outstanding Educator Award

Kirsten Watkins, who teaches AP English and English III at Smithson Valley High School, was recently selected as a University of Chicago Outstanding Educator Award winner, based on a nomination written by one of her former students.
joe mckenna

Comal ISD Hires Director of Safety & Security

As students and parents prepare for back to school, the Comal Independent School District welcomes its first Director of Safety and Security, Joe McKenna, Ph.D. McKenna is leaving his post as the associate director of research and education at Texas State University’s Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC) to take on this new role for the district.
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