Announcements

Comal ISD has been celebrating its 31 principals throughout the month of October, which was recognized by Texas Governor Greg Abbott as Principals Month. Here's a closer look at just a few of the district's campus leaders with a Q&A.

While the Comal Independent School District's "Gold" campaign for September's Childhood Cancer Awareness month has passed, results from campus campaigns across the district are just now being compiled, and the results are fantastic.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott officially designated the month of October as Principals Month to honor the dedication and leadership of public school principals across the state.

Starting Oct. 23-Nov.1, campuses across the district will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week. See the full article to view when each campus will be celebrating and their activities for each day.

October is breast cancer awareness month, and for one Comal ISD campus, the disease has hit home. A beloved teacher was diagnosed this summer with the disease, and her outlook has become an inspiration to everyone she meets.

Inspiration comes in many forms. For athletes at Canyon Lake High School, inspiration came recently with a guest speaker who happens to be a three-time Paralympic medalist.

With more than 80 vendors highlighting community businesses and services, the 2nd Annual Kids & Family Expo was a big success.

Acknowledging and celebrating both individual and team success is important at Comal ISD. That's why the district celebrates teachers, principals and teaching teams with an annual celebration.

Annually, high school students from across the United States participate in a leadership program designed to teach them about citizenship and government. Students from Comal ISD learned the importance of getting involved at Boys State and Girls State.

A Comal ISD student has become the first student in Texas to win a nationwide contest for his original artwork. His illustration will soon grace the cover of a curriculum catalog.