The Miss Texas Organization, headquartered in Fort Worth, provides a statewide forum for today's young women to express their viewpoints, talents and accomplishments to Texas audiences. Eligibility for competition in the Miss Texas Organization begins by winning a local preliminary title, like Miss Wichita Falls. This organization, which operates at the state and local levels, is a remarkable community of people dedicated to the idea that talent, commitment and hard work can make you, and your community better. To learn more about the Miss Texas Organization, visit their website at www.MissTexas.org.

  The Miss Texas' Outstanding Teen program promotes scholastic achievement, creative accomplishment, healthy living and community involvement for girls (ages 13 - 17). This program also gives younger teens an avenue to develop their public speaking skills and a forum to present their talents and viewpoints as well as providing them with the opportunity to be better prepared as they move into the "Miss" competition age group. To learn more about the Miss Texas Outstanding Teen program, visit their website at www.MissTeenTexas.org.

  The Miss Texas Scholarship Pageant Lone Star Princess program is for young ladies (ages 6 - 12). The purpose of the program is for the local Miss Texas titleholder to mentor these young ladies who may have an interest in competing someday in the Miss Texas Scholarship Pageant and who are interested in community service. The Princesses will have the opportunity as provided by the local pageant director and local titleholder to be a part of the titleholder's year. To learn more about becoming a Lone Star Princess, contact us today!

  The Miss America Organization is a not for profit corporation that has maintained a lasting positive effect for women over the last century. They have been instrumental in shaping this nation's concept of women since the inception of the program in 1921. The Miss America Organization has helped to empower women in achieving their personal, scholastic and professional goals by providing over 45 million dollars annually in scholarships for women. The competition exists for the purpose of providing opportunities for young American women and promoting their voice in culture, politics, and the community. To learn more about the Miss America Organization, visit their website at www.MissAmerica.org.

  A sister company to the Miss America Organization, Miss America's Outstanding Teen promotes scholastic achievement, creative accomplishment, healthy living and community involvement for America's teens. The new company was inacted in 2005 with Meghan Miller, our very own Miss Teen Texas at the time, as it's first title holder! Congratulations Meghan!