The Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee is tasked with overseeing matters related to the judiciary and civil law. Composed of a bipartisan group of members, the committee is led by Republican Chair Jeff Leach and Democrat Vice Chair Ann Johnson. Members represent various districts and include six Democrats and five Republicans. The committee focuses on legislative issues affecting the legal system, civil rights, and the administration of justice within the state, fostering collaboration across party lines to enhance legal frameworks and civil jurisprudence.

The Public Education Committee is a vital body within the House of Representatives, focusing on legislative issues related to public education. Chaired by Republican Brad Buckley, with Diego Bernal serving as Vice Chair, the committee comprises members from both major parties, promoting a balanced approach to educational reform. The committee is tasked with reviewing bills and conducting meetings to address challenges and opportunities in the public education system. Although no specific bills or meetings were noted in the recent records, the diverse membership suggests an ongoing commitment to fostering collaboration on education initiatives.

The Subcommittee on Academic & Career-Oriented Education, chaired by Trent Ashby (Republican, District 9), focuses on improving academic programs and vocational training to better prepare students for career opportunities. The committee is comprised of a diverse group of members, including Vice Chair James Talarico (Democrat, District 50) and other members from both major parties. Its goals include fostering collaboration between educational institutions and industry, addressing educational gaps, and enhancing career-oriented education policies.

The Subcommittee on Family & Fiduciary Relationships focuses on legislative issues surrounding family law and the fiduciary responsibilities tied to familial relationships. Chaired by Harold V. Dutton, Jr. from the Democratic party, with Vice Chair Richard Hayes from the Republican party, the committee is composed of a diverse group of members from both parties. Although specific bills and meeting details were not provided, the committee's concentration on family and fiduciary matters indicates a commitment to addressing legal frameworks that impact family dynamics and responsibilities.