Announcements

Traditionally, students in Comal ISD have chosen to serve in the military post graduation, and this year is no exception with 65 recent graduates joining the military either as enlistees or through military academies and colleges.

Students who rank in the top 5, 10 and 15 percent of their class graduate with distinctions. The top 5 percent graduate summa cum laude; 10 percent, magna cum laude; and 5 percent, cum laude. The names of this year's honor graduates for the class of 2024 are listed here.

After two-months of problem solving, repairing and modifying its robot, the robotics team from Memorial Early College High School competed in the 2024 FIRST in Texas Championship in April.

Three winter guard teams advanced to state-level contests this spring with Smithson Valley High School earning the bronze medal in its division and Davenport High School placing fourth in its division.

Gold, silver and bronze - Comal ISD athletes won the trifecta of medals at the Texas 5A and 4A UIL state track meets in early May. From the state champion pole vaulter and the silver medaling high jumper to the third-place girls team, they finished the season on the podium.

The Smithson Valley High School boys golf team made school history by winning the 2024 5A State tournament with a two-day score of 572.

Three students received the ultimate honor as artists when their submissions to the Texas Visual Art Scholastic Event (VASE) were named Gold Seal winners. These latest awards are the perfect ending to a great year of art honors across the district.

Three Comal ISD FFA teams are on their way to national competition after winning state titles in their career development events (CDE). They represent Canyon, Canyon Lake and Smithson Valley high schools.

The JROTC programs at Comal ISD are among the best in the nation following a year of success with four teams advancing to national competition and two cadets being selected to the Air Force Aviation Flight Academy.