Members of the Hallsville chapter of the Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE) recently attended the TAFE Teach Tomorrow Summit held February 26–28, 2026, at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas. TAFE is a statewide co-curricular organization that gives students the opportunity to explore the teaching profession and prepare for careers in education. This year’s summit brought together more than 3,700 students from across Texas who share an interest in becoming future educators.

During the three-day conference, Hallsville students participated in a variety of competitive events that highlight skills related to teaching, leadership, and communication. Sixteen Hallsville students competed at the state level, earning several honors for their outstanding work and preparation.

Hallsville TAFE Results:

• Isaiah Browning — Silver Award, Children’s Literature K–3 (Varsity)
• Olivia Tyqueingco & Audrey Holloway — Silver Award, Children’s Literature K–3 (Junior Varsity)
• Harper Brabham — Silver Award, Children’s Literature Pre-K (Junior Varsity)
• Emery Soape & Julia Seal — Silver Award, Public Service Announcement (Junior Varsity)
• Emma Dierkes — Silver Award, Exploring Education Administration Careers (Varsity)
• Elizabeth Terry — Silver Award, Inside Our Schools (Varsity)
• Tanaysha George & Kaydence Hammond — Gold Award, Interactive Bulletin Board – Elementary (Varsity)
• Kylie Cotton — National Qualifier, Lesson Planning & Delivery – CTE (Junior Varsity)