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Welcome to Memorial Early College High School

Hello, MECHS Students & Parents - Students are contributing positively toward maintaining a professional learning environment at MECHS and I am very appreciative of this.  Trust, respect, and responsibility go a long way!  We were able to incorporate College Focus Time where students had access to work space and computers to end the week in an organized and more prepared way.
 
 
 
MECHS LEARNING OUTCOME DEFINITIONS:  
 
Knowledge & Thinking:  The ability to reason, problem-solve, develop sound arguments or decisions, and create new ideas by using appropriate sources and applying the knowledge and skills of a discipline.
  
Written Communication:  The ability to effectively communicate knowledge and thinking through writing by organizing and structuring ideas and using discipline appropriate language and conventions.
  
Oral Communication: The ability to communicate knowledge and thinking through effective oral presentations.
  
Collaboration: The ability to be a productive member of diverse teams through strong interpersonal communication, a commitment to shared success, leadership, and initiative. 
  
Agency:
 
Develop Growth Mindset:  I can grow my intelligence and skill through effort, practice and challenge.  The brain grows bigger with use, like a muscle.  
 
Take Ownership Over One's Learning: I can learn how to learn and monitor progress to be successful on tasks, school, and life.
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At A Glance

  • transcripts Students Receive AA Degree
  • Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 Fencing Program
  • docs97% of Student take SAT
  • Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 Algebra Bowl
  • Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 Robotics Club
  • books AP/Dual Credit/ UT OnRamps
students playing chess

Comal ISD Chess Tournaments

Comal ISD is proud to host three chess tournaments this year, one at each high school. Registration is open to all Comal ISD students to enter at any tournament beginning on January 8.
ISES Choir

Tis the Season for Music

The hills surrounding Comal ISD are truly alive this season with music. From choir and band performances to orchestra and string classes, students of all ages are showcasing what they’ve learned over the last four months.
Meyer Ranch Subdivision

Meyer Ranch to add 1,600 homes in rural northwest

The district projects an increase of approximately 5,600 students during the next five years, according to CISD’s fall demographic update. The report states that from September 2017 to August 2018, the district had more than 5,600 home sales, and roughly 26 percent were new homes.
National Merit Recipients

Twenty-four Comal ISD students earn National Merit, National Hispanic Scholar honors

Comal ISD continues to produce some of the nation’s top academic performers. This school year, the district is proud to announce 24 seniors received National Merit honors. Smithson Valley High School senior Luke Estes was named National Merit Semifinalist, nine more were named National Merit Commended students, and a record-tying 16 Comal ISD students earned distinction in the National Hispanic Recognition program.
governor abbott shaking teachers hand

Governor Abbott Listens to Comal ISD Teachers

A week before school began, seven Comal ISD teachers sat down with Governor Greg Abbott for one-on-one roundtable discussions about education issues including teacher pay, early education, special education and school finance.
Homebound Teachers

Homebound Teachers, Unsung Heroes

While their anthem song may be “On the Road Again,” their heart song is probably “Imagine” by John Lennon or “What aWonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. As they travel the backroads, highways and creek beds that make up the Comal Independent School District, they offer a unique perspective on education, students and families.
Student making Corn Husk Dolls

Comal ISD Heritage Night a Big Hit

The excitement of fall was in the air October 9 as Goodwin Frazier Elementary School hosted its annual Heritage Night. The event served as a celebration of New Braunfels’ history, including the smells, sounds and sights of local food, music and dance.
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