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Arrival Day

  • Jun 15
  • 2 min read

Yesterday 628 young women traveled from all over Texas to the best state in the land, Texas Bluebonnet Girls State. Whether they made their way to Seguin via bus, plane, or car, they all began their weeklong journey into understanding the rights, responsibilities, and privileges of American citizenship. Throughout the week, they’ll write bills, make speeches, debate legislation, and work together with the staff to build their part of the magical experience of our mythical 51st state.


After settling in to their cities, the citizens were welcomed by guest speakers who encouraged the girls to appreciate the experience ahead. Alecia McCain, Vice President of Enrollment from Texas Lutheran University, reminded the girls how special it is to be here. “You have been selected to be part of this week because someone saw the potential in you, but also because they know you can make a difference for others in the world."


“You have been selected to be part of this week because someone saw the potential in you, but also because they know you can make a difference for others in the world."

Donna Dogden, Mayor of Seguin, reminded the citizens that it's never too early to get involved. “There's an increasing amount of women in politics because it’s about community, it’s about relationships, it’s about care, and we make communities great!”


“There's an increasing amount of women in politics because it’s about community, it’s about relationships, it’s about care, and we make communities great!”

Leigh-Anne Stewart, President, American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Texas, echoed this message. “I hope you take back everything you learn to your classes, best friends, families, and put it back into your communities. Remember that you are a mentor and a role model to so many."


The citizens have an exciting week ahead and Richard Huntley, Commander, American Legion, Department of Texas, encouraged the girls to make the most of it. “At the end of the week, I hope you feel like you’ve challenged yourself. That you tried something new and strove for something you can be proud of.”


Arrival Day is complete and the session is off to a great start. Our staff, comprised of over 100 dedicated volunteers, have spent the past year preparing and are thrilled to be here. Stay connected through our website and Instagram @texasgirlsstate for daily updates and blog posts throughout the week. 


Welcome to the 82nd session of #TBGS2026, and welcome to the Texas Girls State sisterhood!



 
 
 

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