Memorial Early College High School Home

You have a choice to make your high school experience fit you and your ways of learning. Want close to $30,000 of your college career paid for and earned before graduating high school? Interested in a hands-on, collaborative way to problem solve? No matter where you reside in Comal ISD, MECHS will help accelerate your learning and prepare you for a lifetime of success. Application now available for class of 2023 at:

The CyberPatriot program attracts students across the United States and Canada in both high school and middle school with hands-on cybersecurity competitions, and one Comal ISD high school team earned a first place this year.

While elementary students are learning about pitch, tone, scales and recorders, middle and high school students across the district have been competing in UIL music competitions and earning high marks.

Comal ISD's school of choice, Memorial Early College High School, is accepting applications for incoming ninth graders for the 2019-2020 school year.

Hours, days and nights of hard work and dedication are paying off for FFA students across the district participating in area livestock shows. Here are a list of honors from two of those shows.

Comal ISD held its 6th Annual Night of Stars awards banquet at the Village Venue at Creekside on Feb. 26. It was a wonderful evening celebrating some of the best and brightest of Comal ISD.

The Pieper Ranch Middle School CyberPatriot team will be recognized at the Mayor's Cyber Cup Awards Luncheon & College Fair March 30, after being named the Rookie Team of the year in the San Antonio area.

During the current school year, Comal ISD scheduled 10 early release days. Six of those 10 are set aside specifically for teachers to have the time to collaborate with each other, and the result of this collaboration time is an increase in student performance.

Students, parents, school board members and administrators braved the 28-degree temperature to officially break ground on High School #5 located at 810 Kinder Parkway.

The competition was fierce during the second district-wide chess tournament Saturday, Feb. 23, at Smithson Valley High School. The final tournament is scheduled for Saturday, March 23, at Canyon High.