TEA Requests Feedback with Parent Special Education Survey The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is requesting parent feedback on special education services through a survey which is available through May 5.
Sixteen Student-Athletes Sign National Letters of Intent Student-athletes from two Comal ISD high schools signed National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the collegiate level on Wednesday, April 12.
Night of Percussion Features Two Headlining Musicians, April 27 Make plans to attend this year's Night of Percussion 7 p.m. Thursday, April 27, at Canyon High School featuring one of the greatest drummers of all time as well as a Grammy-winning bass player.
Startzville Elementary Student Donates Points to Juvenile Diabetes When 9-year-old Sterling Smith donated his Imagine Math points to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, he had no idea that his donation would be the largest donation by a single student to the cause or that he would spark a renewed interest in the online math program that he has enjoyed since kindergarten.
Seven Comal ISD Seniors Receive Dance Scholarships Three levels of scholarships were awarded during Comal ISD's All-District Dance Showcase, totaling $4,750. Both high school and middle school dance teams performed competition pieces with a finale dance performed by All-District dancers from each high school.
Kinder Ranch Elementary Team To Compete in Inaugural First Lego League State Competition First Lego League is hosting its first-ever state competition, and Comal ISD will be represented among the 56 teams that qualified from around the state. The Fantastic Lego Leaders from Kinder Ranch Elementary will be the team to watch.
Smithson Valley High Journalism Teacher Receives Edith Fox King Award For more than 20 years, Margaret Edmonson has been teaching journalism and yearbook students to report the news, and today, she is making headlines of her own, winning a prestigious award given by her peers.
Winter Art Show Highlights Students' Talent The best of the best student artwork is hanging in the hallways of Comal ISD's Support Services building. The Winter Art Show highlighted artists from 11 campuses.
Comal ISD Director Named CTE Administrator of the Year for Texas With 7,200 students enrolled in 35 programs of study, Comal ISD's Career and Technical Education (CTE) is growing annually, and its director was just named the best CTE administrator in the state of Texas.
Superintendent, New Braunfels Mayor and Student Athletes Celebrate Read Across America Day Superintendent Dr. John E. Chapman III read his favorite childhood book, "Johnny Appleseed," to first-grade students at Oak Creek Elementary to celebrate Read Across America Day. He was joined by New Braunfels Mayor Rusty Brockman, members of the Board of Trustees, Canyon High School athletes and district administrators to encourage reading.
