Announcements

The 1,492 seniors who recently graduated from Comal ISD were offered scholarships for everything from chess and bowling to academic excellence and softball.

Among the 2019 Comal ISD graduates are those who will soon serve in the United States military.

Comal ISD names Canyon Middle School Principal Matt DeLoach as the Principal of its newest school, Davenport High.

Here's a look at the top five graduating seniors from each of the district's high schools. Academically, these students are the best of the best.

One graduating senior from Canyon Lake High has started her career a little early as the illustrator of a children's book.

Comal ISD is looking for bus drivers and bus assistants for the 2019-20 school year, and is holding a job fair on June 17. No experience required, and great benefits!

Let's be real for a minute. Watching high school graduations can be tedious even when the entire family has gathered to celebrate their grad. Enter the decorated graduation cap. It's like playing "I Spy," so sit back and enjoy.

Three new faces will join the Smithson Valley High School athletic staff in the upcoming school year including a head softball coach, head girls basketball coach and a head cross country coach.

Carter Ridge will join the CHS faculty this coming year as the new theatre director. Meet Ridge during a meet-and-greet event at 5:30 p.m. Monday, June 3, in the Performing Arts Center of CHS.

Following in what has become a Comal ISD tradition, fifth graders from every elementary school in the district completed the DARE program and celebrated with a graduation ceremony.