The House Committee on Higher Education is dedicated to improving educational opportunities for students across Texas. Chaired by Representative John Kuempel, the committee focuses on various legislative initiatives aimed at enhancing access to higher education, promoting mental health resources, and supporting special programs for disadvantaged students. Key areas of concentration include the administration and financing of public higher education, scholarship programs for dual credit students, and the establishment of innovative educational initiatives aimed at improving student success and reducing barriers to education. The committee engages actively with stakeholders from educational institutions to gather testimony and address pressing education-related issues, ensuring that legislative measures align with the needs of students and educators alike.

The House Committee on International Relations & Economic Development focuses on fostering economic growth and stability through organized efforts in workforce development and international relationships. Chaired by Representative Angie Button, the committee examines various bills aimed at enhancing employment opportunities, child care services, and international partnerships. Recent key bills include HB 1979, which seeks to improve the Texas Workforce Commission's oversight of child care services, and numerous initiatives aimed at strengthening local workforce boards. The committee actively engages in discussions to consolidate workforce development with social services, reflecting a commitment to a holistic approach to economic and community development.

The International Relations and Economic Development Committee is a vital part of the legislature tasked with examining and promoting initiatives related to global interactions and economic strategies. With a diverse membership comprised of both Republicans and Democrats, the committee seeks to encourage bipartisan collaboration to address the economic needs of Texas. Currently, specific bills and meetings are yet to be detailed, indicating potential focus areas may still be under development. The committee is chaired by Angie Chen Button, and Claudia Ordaz serves as the Vice Chair.