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Welcome to Comal ISD

The Comal Independent School District is a fast-growing and innovative district with more than 27,300 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 32 campuses located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.

At A Glance

  • 29,900+ Student Enrollment
  • 006-female-graduate-student97.5% Graduation Rate
  • 34 Schools
  • students1,385 Average Yearly Growth
  • sports20 Texas UIL Athletic Sports
  • 37 Texas Fine Arts and
    Academic UIL
Eva Gurule Comal Speaks Champion 2023

Mountain Valley Middle School Student Wins Comal Speaks Title

This year's Comal Speaks champion spoke on 'confidence' - what it means and how to maintain it with self-affirmation, self-love and time away from the internet. Fourteen middle school students vied for the title in this seventh year of competition.
DHS State Championship Team 2023

Davenport Volleyball Wins 4A State Title

In a come-from-behind victory against the defending state champion, the Davenport High School volleyball team won the UIL Class 4A state championship and made school history November 18.
Canyon Middle School Top Team Chess Oct. 2023

Results from Fall Chess Tournaments

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.
DHS Girls Cross Country Team 2023

Davenport Wolves Finish 5th in State Cross Country

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.
McCarty Family ISES Veterans Day 2023

Veterans Honored Throughout Comal ISD

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.