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Jillian Pratt is among the 31 librarians selected from across the state for the TALL Texans Leadership Class of 2024.

The visual arts program at Comal ISD is among the top 1.3 percent in the state of Texas, winning the District of Distinction Award for the sixth year in a row by the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA).

In only its third year in existence, the Pieper High School Warrior Company is making headlines as the Most Improved Unit in the Nation. With keynote events such as the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb and the Bataan Death March Memorial hike, the program is making a difference both on its campus and in its surrounding communities.

With tears in her eyes, a recent Smithson Valley High School graduate hugged Texas State Senator Donna Campbell, M.D., after learning she is the recipient of the Texas Armed Services Scholarship from Senate District 25.

A fourth-grade elementary teacher and a middle school AVID teacher and coach were named Comal ISD's District Teachers of the Year during the annual Night of Stars banquet in May. Thirty-six campus teachers of the year were honored as well.

Diversify, mutual funds, portfolios, investment, stocks and bonds . . . these are just a few words that became daily vocabulary for Comal ISD students who won this year's Fall and Spring Stock Market Game competition for Central Texas.

Seventeen Comal ISD students wrapped up the school year competing in the UIL Academic State Meet in Austin with one becoming the 3A headline writing champion and another taking the 5A bronze medal in physics.

Comal ISD began offering esports just three and half years ago and recently was awarded the School District of the Year award for its program which promotes teamwork, develops skill and offers students access to a nontraditional sport.

Five Comal ISD campuses have performed in the top 12 percent of schools in the state of Texas, making the 2023 Honor Roll list. This annual Honor Roll recognizes successful schools that are preparing students to be successful in the workforce and in life.

Fifteen Comal ISD baseball and softball athletes ended their high school careers at various all-star games.