News & Announcements

Comal ISD is excited to welcome Davenport High School's first athletic coordinator and head football coach, J.D. Zimmerhanzel. Welcome to the Wolfpack, Coach!
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For the sixth year in a row, Comal ISD had tough competition for the annual Comal Shake Championship. This year, a fifth grade student from Mountain Valley Elementary took the coveted title for his outstanding interpersonal skills. Congratulations!
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The Canyon Lake High School cafeteria was packed with 300 participants anxiously waiting to play chess on a Saturday in January. The pawns, the rooks, the bishops, the queens and, of course, the kings were lined up neatly in rows ready for the action. This was the district's first chess tournament of the year and here are the results.
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Two. Four. Six. Eight. Who do we appreciate?
Our amazing cheer teams, that's who.
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High school students have a lot on their plates, especially in the spring semester. Somehow many find the time to volunteer in their communities and even spearhead collection drives and fund-raising campaigns like the ones highlighted here.
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Summer plans for one junior at Canyon High just got real. She'll be spending six days learning about the latest in conservation, climate change and the environment.
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Learning to express ideas, opinions and feelings with the written word can be a powerful tool, and the VFW gives students across the nation an opportunity to hone their writing skills through its annual Patriot's Pen and Voice of Democracy contests for middle and high school students.
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It is no surprise that the Comal ISD Board of Trustees is considering a bond package to address the district's rapid growth, but before the official package is presented to voters, here is a look at some of the items which may be included.
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As the district prepares to open its fourth high school, Davenport High, this coming fall, it is offering a one-time grandfather option to current Canyon High ninth and 10th grade students residing inside the DHS attendance boundaries.
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All teachers have big ideas that they wish they could implement in their classrooms from creating a garden and building benches to setting up a grocery store, but they often need a little extra financial help to turn those dreams into reality. That's where the Comal Education Foundation steps in and makes those dreams come true.
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