News & Announcements

Second-grade student Peyton Crow made Comal ISD history this spring as the first National PTA Award of Excellence winner for her photography entry in this year's Reflections program.

Comal ISD is proud to partner with community partners who offer scholarships to district students. This year the district with the help of these community partners awarded a total of 477 local scholarships to seniors across the district. These scholarships range in amounts from $250 to $25,000.

Comal ISD students excel both in and out of the classroom, and their achievements are recognized in many ways. When it comes to academic honors, students who graduate in the top 5, 10 and 15 percent of their class are honored and given honor chords to wear with their cap and gown.

Comal ISD celebrated the end of the school year with six graduation ceremonies including the first for one of its newest campuses, Davenport High School.

The last day of the school year for teachers and staff brought a big surprise to two Comal ISD teachers. Johnson Ranch Elementary kindergarten teacher Danielle Tapp was named the Elementary District Teacher of the Year, and Hill Country College Preparatory High School English teacher Jennifer Fey was named the Secondary Teacher of the Year.

As the 2021-2022 school year comes to an end, Comal ISD would like to announce its Campus Teachers of the Year. These 33 teachers exemplify the district's commitment to high expectations, teamwork, service and making sure that every student's success comes first.

The summer is prime time to join the team at Comal ISD, and the district is hosting five summer job fairs to fill all positions with a high demand for teachers, bus drivers, instructional paraprofessionals, licensed specialists in school psychology (LSSP) and licensed speech pathologists (LSP).

Student submissions to this year's Visual Arts Scholastic Events (VASE) earned high praise with All-State Artist honors and a Gold Seal award.

Comal ISD high school campuses hosted final signing days for student athletes with a dozen taking the next step in order to continue to play the sport of their choice at the next level.

Athletes across the district qualified and competed in state competitions this spring from golf and track to powerlifting and tennis. Among those who qualified, three became State Champions, six became silver medalists and one earned a bronze medal.