The last week of 2025 for Comal ISD students was filled with opportunities to give back with annual events that cultivate compassion, empathy and gratitude.
This year, six Comal ISD seniors are among the 102 Valero Alamo Bowl Student-Athlete Scholarship recipients recognized on the field during the Dec. 30 game and awarded $7,500 each.
Three Comal ISD teachers will be recognized during the 33rd Annual Valero Alamo Bowl game Dec. 30, for the impact they make in their classrooms and communities. They are among 30 San Antonio-area educators selected for this year's Extra Yard for Teachers program.
Comal ISD has hired Christina Eckert as its Chief Communications Officer. She brings 20 years of experience in strategic communications, marketing and media in public education and broadcast journalism to the role.
The Davenport High School Wolf Band is the silver medal winner of the State UIL 4A Marching Band Contest. The 196-member band impressed the judges with its show titled Wanderlust.
An all-female team from Canyon High School was named the Reserve National Champion, placing second in the FFA Agricultural Communications career development event at the National FFA Convention.
Comal ISD has received the Superior Achievement rating with a score of '100' under the Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) for the 2024-2025 school year. The district has earned the highest rating available since FIRST was established in 2001.
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.