News & Announcements

Dinner out on a school night is always a treat for kids and parents, but when dinner is being served by your teachers, well that's just plain fun.

Named the "Qualifier Champions" at the First Lego League Alamo Region competition, the Canyon Middle School team made up of eighth graders advances with an innovative concept.

Two budding artists will have their art displayed at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum and in the lower rotunda of the Texas State Capitol Building in March.

Spring Branch Middle School eighth-grade students had the opportunity to visit the Holocaust Museum thanks to the Comal Education Foundation.

Five Pieper Ranch Middle School students qualified to attend State SkillsUSA this coming April after placing at the SkillsUSA District competition last month.

The Mountain Valley Milky Ways are hard at work preparing for the First Lego League Championship tournament coming up in March.

They are the go-to for just about everyone on a school campus, from the students and teachers to parents. Their doors are always open, and their work is never done, but they always greet you with a smile, a shoulder and a sympathetic ear - they are school counselors.

Eight Comal ISD athletes took pen to paper on February 6, signing the national letters of intent to play their sport at the next level. Congratulations to all of our athletes!

Entering high school can seem a little overwhelming, but Comal ISD has streamlined one of the biggest hurdles facing incoming freshmen with #Plan4MyFuture Nights.

First Lego League teams representing every elementary Comal ISD campus put their hard work to the test Saturday during a district-wide tournament. Robots, projects and core values were judged based on this year's "Into Orbit" theme.