The House Committee on Public Education, chaired by Representative Brad Buckley, is dedicated to enhancing public education across Texas through the evaluation and oversight of legislation affecting school funding, safety, curriculum standards, and educator rights. The committee actively considers bills that address key issues such as instructional materials, mental health support in schools, and the equitable allocation of resources for underperforming districts. The committee's recent activities include hearings on bills related to school safety and various educational programs aimed at improving student outcomes, ensuring access to quality education for all Texas students.

The House Committee on County Affairs, chaired by Representative Victoria Neave Criado, focuses on legislation affecting county operations and governance during the 88th Legislature. The committee actively engages with various bills related to sheriff's departments, health care provider participation programs, and local governance reforms. Key areas of concentration include civil service systems for sheriff's departments, emergency medical services, and regulations surrounding county employee operations. Through numerous meetings, the committee has addressed a wide range of topics, fostering discussions that aim to enhance the functionality and accountability of county entities in Texas.