Announcements

This summer, a Comal ISD aviation student took one step closer to fulfilling her dream of becoming an astronaut by completing the Aim High Flight Academy and earning 15 hours towards her pilot's license.

This school year, parents and students have two options when it comes to paying for school meals. The district created a graphic to provide a little guidance when it comes to these options which includes applying for free and reduced meals and using the Lunch Money Now account.

This year, Comal ISD's annual September Going Gold Campaign in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, kicks off with the sale of its first "Go Gold" t-shirt in partnership with the Seth Strong Foundation.

Parents interested in learning more about the district's Gifted and Talented (GT) services and having their students evaluated are invited to attend a virtual meeting.

With a grade of "A" and a score of 93, Comal ISD is among the top school districts in the state of Texas based on performance in student achievement, school progress and closing the gaps. This the district's second "A" rating in a row.

Thanks to more than 40 local business partners, Comal ISD students are gaining real-life experience this summer as lifeguards, camp counselors, tour guides, food servers and more. Many of these jobs and internships won't end when the first bell rings on Aug. 23, and students may find opportunities on the district's website.

The Comal ISD Board of Trustees has opened the application process for the district’s superintendent search. Applications will be accepted through Monday, Aug. 15.

Kaleb Burch's Duck tape tuxedo was among the top five designs in the 22nd Annual Duck tape brand Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest. He used 10 rolls of Duck tape and spent 30 hours creating his winning checker-board themed tux.

Comal ISD’s Canyon Lake High School class of 2022 has a new Salutatorian, Macie Goodson. District administrators have apologized to Macie for a miscalculation which initially placed her as third in the class of 225 graduates.

Comal ISD’s Smithson Valley High School class of 2022 has a new Valedictorian, Ava Roat. District administrators have apologized to Ava for a miscalculation which initially placed her as salutatorian of the class of 706 graduates.