The Public Education Committee is responsible for overseeing and formulating legislation related to education within the state of Texas. With a diverse membership comprising both Democrats and Republicans, the committee is chaired by Harold V. Dutton, Jr. and includes prominent members such as Alma Allen and J.M. Lozano as the Vice Chair. The committee is currently focused on advancing educational policies, addressing the needs of public schools, and ensuring equitable access to quality education for all Texas students.

The Public Health Committee is dedicated to addressing issues related to health care policy, public health initiatives, and healthcare access within Texas. Chaired by Stephanie Klick, a Republican from district 91, the committee comprises a diverse group of members in terms of party affiliation and geographic representation. Notably, the committee's Vice Chair is R.D. 'Bobby' Guerra, a Democrat. The committee's focus includes advocating for policies that promote the health and well-being of Texas citizens, and it works collaboratively with stakeholders to propose legislation that addresses critical public health challenges. The members include a mix of experienced legislators who are poised to tackle the evolving needs of Texas's healthcare landscape.

The Youth Health and Safety, Select committee focuses on legislation and initiatives aimed at promoting the well-being and safety of young people in Texas. Comprised of 20 members, including Chair J.M. Lozano and Vice Chair Ann Johnson, the committee is bipartisan, with a diverse representation from Republican and Democratic parties. The committee has actively engaged in monitoring relevant bills and meetings to address critical issues pertaining to youth health and safety.