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Welcome to Oak Creek Elementary

Welcome to Oak Creek Elementary, a community of learners, a school where every student matters and together we make a difference. As the principal of Oak Creek, I would like to welcome all current and potential Oak Creek families! I feel honored and blessed to be a part of the Oak Creek community and look forward to working with each of you as a partner in your child’s education.

Our school is committed to providing every child with a quality experience that meets their academic, physical, emotional and social needs. I believe that it is critical that we work together to ensure that our students reach their true potential each and every day. Your child will have multiple opportunities to grow and learn through a variety of school programs, after school activities, community service projects and student organizations that focus on quality leadership development.

I encourage every parent to take part in our school’s activities. Through our PTA, community service projects, our Watch Dog Dad program and an abundance of volunteering opportunities, I invite each of you to get involved and be an active participant in our community of learners.

If you have any questions or if I can be of service, please do not hesitate to contact me at 830-837-7200. I look forward to working with you and your family this year. Welcome to the Oak Creek Ocelot family!

Sincerely,

Stacy Wilkie

Principal

Oak Creek Elementary

500 Student Enrollment
Cursive Curriculum
Strings Program
Chess Program
Art Programs
Critical writing across content

Upcoming Events

May 30

Graduation

Location: Texas State University-Strahan Coliseum

May 29

Bad Weather Make Up Day

May 28

Last Day of School-All Campuses 2 Hour Early Release

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Evan Velez, Barry Dodd and Abigail Spence

Bass Fishing Team to compete in State Tournament

Two student anglers and members of the Comal ISD Bass Fishing Club are heading to the Hill Country Division: Lake Belton State Tournament July 25. They are currently tied for second place in the state - pretty impressive for the program's first year.

Superintendent Kim Elected Chair of Texas State Safety Center Board

During a virtual meeting on Monday, June 29, the 15-member Texas School Safety Center Board of Directors elected Comal ISD Superintendent Andrew Kim as its chair. Kim has served on the board since 2017.

Seven Recent Grads to Play in High School All-Star Baseball Game

While their final baseball seasons were cut short due to COVID-19, seven recent Comal ISD graduates were selected to play the game they love in an all-star double-header matching the best of the best in the San Antonio area.

Comal ISD Graduating Seniors Choose Military Career

Whether following in the footsteps of parents and other family members or looking for a way to make a difference, graduating seniors often choose the military as the next step in their futures.

American Legion Award Honors Students for Character, Citizenship

Correction: The American Legion honorees for Memorial Early College High School were reported incorrectly. Victor Hernandez and Josephine Tesauro received the top awards. For almost a century, the American Legion has been honoring students who exemplify the six qualities that define character with its School Award Medal Program. Several Comal ISD campuses participate in this tradition by nominating students for this award.

Smithson Valley's Daugherty Named Cheerleading Middle School Coach of the Year 2019-2020

For 14 years, William Daugherty has been teaching tumbles, stunts, pyramids and more to cheer athletes at Smithson Valley Middle School, and now, the Texas Girls Coaches Association is honoring his dedication and skill.

2020 Commencement Speeches Inspire Hope Amid COVID-19

While celebrities continue to honor the graduating class of 2020 with special commencement speeches on YouTube and Instagram, the words spoken by seniors themselves are the ones which truly have meaning. The top two graduating seniors from each of Comal ISD's high schools encouraged, commiserated and challenged their fellow graduates to remember the highs and learn from the lows.