Announcements

The state champion Smithson Valley High School girls cross country team along with state qualifiers from Canyon Lake and Davenport high schools were honored by the Comal ISD Board of Trustees for their outstanding season.

Two Comal ISD students are among the best high school jazz musicians in the state, earning them a spot in the All-State Jazz Band. They will perform during the Texas Music Educators Association convention in February.

The Pieper High School counseling team is a CREST award winner from the Texas School Counseling Association. It's easy to see why it won with the many student-engagement activities it offers including 'Tranquil Tuesdays' and monthly lunch events.

This year's Annual Navy All-American Bowl and San Antonio Sports All-Star football games will be well-represented by Comal ISD athletes and coaches with a dozen players playing in the All-Star game and a few coaches chosen to lead both.

Memorial Early College High School senior Antoinette Brown shares how the school has supported her aspirations as a first generation student.

This year's Comal Speaks champion overcame her own fear of public speaking to 'persevere' in the middle school competition that challenges students to prepare and present speeches to a panel of judges on topics relating to important character traits.

Pieper High School Senior Caroline Peterson is this year's KENS 5 All-Star Athlete for Comal ISD. As a freshman, she made school history by winning its first state title and has continued to achieve in the classroom and in competition.

The work of a fifth-grade artist from Rebecca Creek Elementary is this year's Christmas Card Contest overall winner. Her design is the cover art for the district's 2024 Christmas card. Artists from Bulverde Middle and Pieper High School won the middle and high school categories.

Three Pieper High School athletes signed National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the collegiate level during a signing day event at the school Wednesday, Dec. 4.

A team of seven students from Hill Country College Preparatory High School combined their talents in computer science, engineering and video design to enter a NASA challenge. The final product could help Artemis II complete its mission of flying around the moon.