News & Announcements

A three-member student-marketing team from Canyon Lake High School advanced to the semifinals of the National FFA Marketing Plan contest earlier this month.

Five Comal ISD students are among the less than one percent of U.S high school seniors to be named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists, and 14 are among the two-thirds named as Commended Students. They were recognized at the November Board of Trustees meeting.

Chess continues to attract students from kindergarten through 12th grade to district tournaments for a chance to test their skills and hone their critical thinking. Two of four scheduled tournaments are complete with individual and team champions ready for the next challenge.

Once more, four teams will represent Comal ISD at the BEST of Texas Robotics state competition with two middle schools and two high schools advancing.

The Davenport High School girls cross country team ran away with the fifth spot in the State UIL 4A championship, and a three-time state qualifier from Canyon Lake High School ended her career as the sixth best in the state.

Students, teachers and staff members paused to celebrate, honor and recognize its very own military veterans Thursday with heartfelt programs that included military anthems, handwritten cards, choreographed dances and more.

Four Comal ISD high school campuses celebrated National Signing Day with 20 student athletes signing National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the collegiate level. This marked the first signing day event for Pieper High School.

The 157-member Davenport Wolf marching band finished its season as the sixth best band in the state in only its fourth year in existence. In addition, its percussion ranked first overall.

Comal ISD is offering two student flu vaccine clinics on Friday, Nov. 10, at two campuses: 9-11 a.m. at Canyon High School and noon-2 p.m. at Kinder Ranch Elementary School.

Two teachers received extra treats this Halloween when they were each surprised with a $500 grant and game tickets from the Valero Alamo Bowl and PNC Bank as part of the College Football Playoff Foundation's Extra Yard for Teachers program.