The Comal ISD Board of Trustees approved the naming of the district's newest middle school to be Dr. Jerry S. Major Middle School. A former superintendent of schools for the district, Major is well known in Texas public education where he spent his 35-year career as a teacher, coach and administrator.
More than 100 pieces of student artwork was featured during Comal ISD's spring art show highlighting eight campuses in the Smithson Valley High School feeder pattern. The art-gallery-style show included sketches, watercolor, oil pastels, mixed media, charcoal, printmaking and more.
Pieper High School Dance Coach, Jaqueline Olivares, is forging a new path to success as she collaborates with the Texas Dance Education Association to make Dance a UIL-sanctioned competition sport.
Memorial Early College High School art program is small but mighty. With each year, MECHS art students solidify their spot in the Texas art scene with winning pieces led by local artist and teacher Ashley Buehler.
Fourteen Comal ISD students are among the top 2-3 percent of Texas high school musicians receiving an All-State distinction with five earning 1st Chair placements.
The Davenport High School cheer team won the Band Chant category at this year's UIL 4A Division 1 Spirit State Championship and brought home the silver medal overall.
Comal ISD's Hill Country College Preparatory High School is making headlines for the second year in a row as the home of the Congressional App Challenge winner for Texas District 21. This year's winning team showcased high level coding, STEM and marketing skills through its American Dynamism Tracker app.
Davenport High School math teacher Wendy Nosal was surprised when the drumline and cheerleaders coming down the hallway were celebrating her as this year's KENS 5 EXCEL Award winner for Comal ISD.
The Comal Independent School District is a fast-growing and innovative district with more than 30,300 students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Families are attracted to Comal ISD because of its family values, neighborhood schools, and safe environments. Academics, fine arts, athletics, and citizenship are emphasized at the 36 campuses located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.