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Congressman Moran Announces Texas First Congressional Service Award
Tyler, Texas,
June 5, 2026
U.S. Representative Nathaniel Moran (TX-01) announced the 2026 recipients of the third annual Texas First Congressional Service Award. The award exemplifies the spirit of community, leadership, and dedication to service that defines the students of East Texas. “It is an incredible honor to recognize the next generation of East Texas leaders through the Texas First Congressional Award,” said Rep. Moran. “Each of these students embodies the values that make our communities strong—hard work, integrity, and a heart for service. I applaud each of them for going above and beyond to serve their schools, communities, and our great state of Texas.” The Texas First Congressional Service Award is not a scholarship, but rather a service award to recognize deserving students in the First Congressional District of Texas. Nominees should be one male and one female from each school, preferably at the junior or senior level. For more information or to make nominations, please email MoranStudentServices@mail.house.gov. Recipients of the 2026 Texas First Congressional Service Award: Bishop Gorman High School Samuel Vogler — 11th Grade Molly McCabe — 11th Grade Brook Hill High School Danger Troy — 11th Grade Jirah Park — 11th Grade Carlisle High School Yesenia Alvarez —12th Grade Cole West — 12th Grade Chapel Hill High School Sebastian Sepulveda — 12th Grade Christian Heritage Classical School Michael Cherry — 12th Grade Coleigh Buckland — 12th Grade DeKalb High School Diego Andres — 12th Grade Amari Shaw — 12th Grade Gladewater High School Samantha Brown — 12th Grade John Dru Watson — 12th Grade Hallsville High School Payton Rice — 12th Grade Rianna de Paula Jund — 12th Grade Laneville High School Hallie Williams — 11th Grade Longview High School Kennedi Simmons — 12th Grade Marshall High School Rennick Taylor — 12th Grade Teresa Lopez — 12th Grade McLeod High School Patrick Dickerson — 12th Grade Molly Terry — 12th Grade Mount Enterprise High School |