Take Care of Texas has launched the second year of its Ambassador Program, selecting 22 educators to participate in the initiative. The program aims to provide these K-12 science educators with knowledge and resources to help spread awareness of the Take Care of Texas program among colleagues and administrators.
According to Take Care of Texas, the selected ambassadors are committed to protecting the state’s environment and will also offer feedback to improve educational materials. Throughout the 2025-2026 school year, ambassadors will use provided lesson plans and share information about Take Care of Texas and its contests with other teachers and students across Texas.
The list of 2025-2026 ambassadors includes representatives from schools such as Canyon Middle School, All Saints Episcopal School Tyler, Little Elm High School, Sparks Elementary School, Edward Roberson Middle School, Robert L. Crippen Elementary School, Meyerland Middle School, W.H. Adamson High School, Central Heights Middle School, Francisco Farias Elementary School, Sunfield Elementary School, Blanco River Academy, Vista del Sol Environmental Science Academy, Canyon Lake High School, Harmony School of Endeavor, O’Connell College Preparatory School, Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary, University of Houston-Clear Lake, Cleburne ISD, Samuel Clemens High School, Porter Early College High School as well as Texas Parks and Wildlife.
“More information about the program and the Ambassadors can be found at www.takecareoftexas.org/ambassador-program. For those interested, Take Care of Texas lesson plans can be found at www.takecareoftexas.org/education/lesson-plans-0.”
