The Juvenile Justice and Family Issues Committee focuses on legislative matters pertaining to juvenile justice policies and family-related issues. Led by Chair Harold V. Dutton, Jr., the committee includes key members such as Bryan Hughes, Toni Rose, Scott Sanford, and James White. The committee's work is vital in shaping legislation that impacts the welfare of families and the juvenile justice system in Texas.

The Public Education Committee is dedicated to addressing critical issues in Texas education. Comprised of a diverse membership representing both major political parties, the committee includes prominent House members such as Alma Allen, Dwayne Bohac, and Gary VanDeaver. The committee's focus centers on legislation that impacts public education policies, funding, and educational standards in the state. As they convene, the committee seeks to foster collaboration and innovation to improve educational outcomes for all Texas students.

The Public Education Subcommittee on Educator Quality focuses on improving educator standards and enhancing the quality of education in Texas. Chaired by Dan Huberty, the committee comprises members from both the Democratic and Republican parties, including Harold V. Dutton, Jr., Joe Deshotel, and Gary VanDeaver. The committee is tasked with reviewing and analyzing legislation related to educator certification, training, and performance, aiming to promote policies that support educators in their professional development.