Announcements

In preparation for Davenport High School’s Veterans Day Celebration, one JROTC junior shares how interviewing veteran staff members has increased her appreciation for the holiday.

From parades and student performances to handmade cards and 'thank you' posters, Comal ISD celebrated and honored Veterans Day with heartfelt ceremonies on Friday, Nov. 8.

A Comal ISD elementary teacher, middle school teacher and high school teacher are among the 30 teachers in the San Antonio area selected for the 2024 Extra Yard for Teachers grant presented by the Valero Alamo Bowl and PNC Bank.

For two days, Comal ISD special education student athletes took over the Fiesta Lanes Bowling Center in New Braunfels for the annual STAR bowling competitions among high school and middle school campuses.

Students and colleagues cheered loudly when Jennifer Fey was presented a 2024 Humanities Texas Outstanding Teaching Award during a special assembly at Hill Country College Preparatory High School with Texas Senator Donna Campbell joining in on the fun.

Four Comal ISD JROTC programs were recognized at the Board of Trustees meeting October 24 for earning national honors this summer.

The Junior Reserves Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) program is offered on five high school campuses. From scholarship opportunities to career mentorship, JROTC prepares students for the future.

More than 100 pieces of art created by students from nine campuses in the Canyon High School feeder pattern were featured in the first districtwide art show of the school year on October 15.

Canyon High School senior Neil Dobbs achieves a perfect score of 36 on the ACT.

This summer, 34 Comal ISD students participated in Texas Boys State and Texas Girls State leadership programs where they received a crash course on government. They ran for office, hosted elections, conducted committee hearings, drafted legislation and more.