Announcements

Sophomores from Hill Country College Preparatory High School advanced to the 3A UIL state cross-examination debate meet, making school history.

More than 50 students in middle and high school qualified for state in various SkillsUSA competitions this spring with a national qualifier in practical nursing. SkillsUSA offers students opportunities to explore career pathways as they discover technical, skilled, service and health occupations.

Student athletes from four campuses qualified for state competition in powerlifting with two from Davenport High School winning the silver and bronze medals.

Artwork featured at Comal ISD's Spring Art Show was selected by art teachers from 11 campuses by artists from kindergarten through 12th-grade. This marked the final art show of the school year.

A total of 21 student athletes signed National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the collegiate level representing Canyon, Canyon Lake, Pieper and Smithson Valley high schools.

Students in Comal ISD's Ready, Set, Teach program who dream of one day having their own classroom, wrapped up their year with an insider's look at the district's onboarding process and first-year teacher support.

Four Canyon High School students will compete at the Family, Career & Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) conference after advancing in early childhood education and interior design categories.

This year's wrestling season ended with much to celebrate from a 5A state champion, eight additional state medalists and 31 state qualifiers. It's no wonder that the sport is gaining momentum and garnering headlines.

All five Comal ISD high schools were represented this year at the state level in swim with a total of 33 athletes advancing to either the 4A or 5A meet, and athletes from Davenport High School brought home bronze medals in the 200-freestyle relay and the 500 freestyle.

This year's UIL State Champion in documentary film is an 11th-grade student from Canyon High School who showcased wrestling in his award-winning entry titled "The Other Sport." Not bad for a first-time filmmaker.