From the State Board of Education: Nominations Open for the 2026 Student Heroes Award

The State Board of Education (SBOE) is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Student Heroes Award, which honors exceptional Texas public school students who demonstrate outstanding volunteer service and acts of kindness. 

Each year, one student from each of the 15 SBOE districts is honored for making a real difference in their schools and communities, such as helping local charities, starting their own organizations, leading community projects or assisting those in need. 

To qualify, a student’s service must be voluntary and not tied to curriculum requirements, school service projects or pre-existing community programs. Any student from prekindergarten through high school can be nominated by teachers, school staff, parents, classmates or community members.  

To nominate a student or learn more about the eligibility and selection process, visit the SBOE Student Heroes Award webpage. Nominations are open until April 24, 2026. 

Honorees will be recognized at the June 2026 State Board of Education meeting in Austin, Texas. Each Student Hero will receive a plaque and a medal from their SBOE district member.

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