Second-grade elementary teacher Becky Clinton and middle school math teacher Kayce Davis were crowned the 2026 District Teachers of the Year for Comal ISD during its annual Night of Stars event.
The final district art show featured student artwork from the Pieper High School feeder pattern along with Memorial Early College High School. Three pieces were selected for the Superintendent's Excellence Award for Art including a life-like portrait, a colorful bird and a winter wonderland.
This year's annual Legacy Banquet celebrated the culmination of 972 years of service to Comal ISD with the recognition of 78 retirees. Their dedication and care will be remembered by their students and colleagues.
Pieper High School Lead Counselor Kristen Guerra is this year's winner of the H-E-B Excellence in Education Secondary Counselor Award. She has been an educator for 18 years and a counselor for 13 years.
One Comal ISD family played a key role at this year's State soccer championship, with family members involved in both Smithson Valley and Pieper’s winning title.
Two artists from Canyon Lake High School and two artists from Smithson Valley High School were presented with $2,500 scholarships from Texas Water Company. Their original artwork was selected for the company's 'Paint the Hill Country' water conservation art contest.
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.