Rotary Club Honors LHS Student and LISD Teacher of the Month 💚🏅
On Tuesday, March 24, the Rotary Club of Longview, TX recognized both a Longview High School senior and a Longview ISD educator during its weekly meeting.
🎓 Student of the Month – Jake Lundy
LHS senior Jake Lundy was honored as the March Student of the Month. He was presented the award by Rotarian, Ava Welge. Jake plans to attend Western Kentucky University, where he has received a scholarship to compete in track and field (pole vaulting).
📚 Teacher of the Month – Ms. Mesha D. London
Ms. Mesha D. London, a fourth-grade team leader at Bramlette STEAM Academy, was recognized as the March Teacher of the Month. She was presented the award by Rotarian, Gordon Northcutt.
Congratulations to both honorees for their outstanding achievements and contributions to Longview ISD. 💚🐺
On Tuesday, March 24, the Rotary Club of Longview, TX recognized both a Longview High School senior and a Longview ISD educator during its weekly meeting.
🎓 Student of the Month – Jake Lundy
LHS senior Jake Lundy was honored as the March Student of the Month. He was presented the award by Rotarian, Ava Welge. Jake plans to attend Western Kentucky University, where he has received a scholarship to compete in track and field (pole vaulting).
📚 Teacher of the Month – Ms. Mesha D. London
Ms. Mesha D. London, a fourth-grade team leader at Bramlette STEAM Academy, was recognized as the March Teacher of the Month. She was presented the award by Rotarian, Gordon Northcutt.
Congratulations to both honorees for their outstanding achievements and contributions to Longview ISD. 💚🐺
At Longview ISD, your voice matters. We’re inviting families, staff, and community members to take a short survey to help us continue improving our schools. 💬
Anonymous responses 🔒
Results will be shared 📊
Take the survey here: https://form.jotform.com/longviewisd/ccc
Campus Improvement Plan Meeting
Please join us for the Campus Improvement Plan Meeting on March 18, 2026, at 9:30 AM in the LHS Library.
Please note: This meeting is not to discuss the LISD Bond plan or its implementation. The focus of this meeting is strictly on the campus needs of LHS.
If you are unable to attend in person, you may join virtually using the link below:
https://meet.google.com/wrj-brak-ofo?hs=122&authuser=0
We look forward to your participation and input.
Please join us for the Campus Improvement Plan Meeting on March 18, 2026, at 9:30 AM in the LHS Library.
Please note: This meeting is not to discuss the LISD Bond plan or its implementation. The focus of this meeting is strictly on the campus needs of LHS.
If you are unable to attend in person, you may join virtually using the link below:
https://meet.google.com/wrj-brak-ofo?hs=122&authuser=0
We look forward to your participation and input.
Big shoutout to our students who represented Longview ISD in the SkillUSA Tool ID competition! 🔧👏
🏅 David Resendiz – 1st Place (Gold)
🥈 Adam Benavidez – 2nd Place (Silver)
Angelica Rodriguez
Dylon Bartolo
Byro Parra
Jose Hernandez
Henry Rodriguez
These students showed up ready — sharp, professional, and proud of their craft. That’s exactly what Career & Technical Education is all about.
We’re proud of each of you and can’t wait to see you compete at State. Let’s go, Lobos! 🐺
Parents and Guardians,
We are officially in testing season at Longview High School. These assessments are extremely important for our students and our campus.
We kindly ask that you carefully review the upcoming testing dates below and avoid scheduling appointments, trips, or other commitments on these days. It is very important that students:
1. Arrive to school on time
2. Remain at school for the entire testing session
3. Avoid checking out early
Late arrivals and early dismissals can disrupt testing sessions and may require students to complete make-up exams on alternate days.
🗓 Testing Dates to Remember:
March 18 – Biology EOC Simulation
March 19 – U.S. History EOC Simulation
March 25 – Algebra I EOC Simulation
March 25–27 – PSAT (10th Grade)
April 7 – English I EOC STAAR
April 8 – English II EOC STAAR
April 21 – Biology EOC STAAR
April 22 – U.S. History EOC STAAR
April 28 – Algebra I EOC STAAR
Thank you in advance for your support in helping us ensure a smooth and successful testing season for all students. We truly appreciate your partnership and commitment to student success!
We are officially in testing season at Longview High School. These assessments are extremely important for our students and our campus.
We kindly ask that you carefully review the upcoming testing dates below and avoid scheduling appointments, trips, or other commitments on these days. It is very important that students:
1. Arrive to school on time
2. Remain at school for the entire testing session
3. Avoid checking out early
Late arrivals and early dismissals can disrupt testing sessions and may require students to complete make-up exams on alternate days.
🗓 Testing Dates to Remember:
March 18 – Biology EOC Simulation
March 19 – U.S. History EOC Simulation
March 25 – Algebra I EOC Simulation
March 25–27 – PSAT (10th Grade)
April 7 – English I EOC STAAR
April 8 – English II EOC STAAR
April 21 – Biology EOC STAAR
April 22 – U.S. History EOC STAAR
April 28 – Algebra I EOC STAAR
Thank you in advance for your support in helping us ensure a smooth and successful testing season for all students. We truly appreciate your partnership and commitment to student success!
LHS HOSA Shines at State Leadership Conference! 🌟🩺
This weekend, Longview High School HOSA–Future Health Professionals attended the Spring Leadership Conference at Parker University in Dallas under the leadership of Health Science Instructor and HOSA Advisor Mrs. Kindie Gilstrap, MSN, RN.
We’re proud to share that the Parliamentary Procedure Team placed in the Top 10 — an outstanding accomplishment!
Even more exciting, our HOSA president, Ezequiel Pascual-Mata, was elected as a Texas HOSA Area 3 Officer for the 2026–2027 school year. Area 3 represents more than 200 school districts and over 10,000 HOSA members, making this an incredible achievement.
Their hard work, preparation, and leadership truly paid off. We are so proud of these students for representing Longview with excellence.
This weekend, Longview High School HOSA–Future Health Professionals attended the Spring Leadership Conference at Parker University in Dallas under the leadership of Health Science Instructor and HOSA Advisor Mrs. Kindie Gilstrap, MSN, RN.
We’re proud to share that the Parliamentary Procedure Team placed in the Top 10 — an outstanding accomplishment!
Even more exciting, our HOSA president, Ezequiel Pascual-Mata, was elected as a Texas HOSA Area 3 Officer for the 2026–2027 school year. Area 3 represents more than 200 school districts and over 10,000 HOSA members, making this an incredible achievement.
Their hard work, preparation, and leadership truly paid off. We are so proud of these students for representing Longview with excellence.
Clean Sweep for Longview ISD Esports! 🏆🎮
At the Brawl in the Boro – Brownsboro Esports Tournament on February 16, Longview ISD dominated the competition with a first place finish in both High School and Middle School divisions!
Even bigger news — our High School team earned an automatic bid to the TexSEF Undisputed State Championship Tournament in April! 🔥
🏆 High School Champions
Isaiah Haynes
Zach Rodgers
Cohen Hardish
Hiram Aguirre
🏆 Middle School Champions
Joseph Kaan
Silas Gilbert
Abel Olivan
We are incredibly proud of these students for their teamwork, preparation, and competitive spirit. Way to represent Longview on the big stage!
At the Brawl in the Boro – Brownsboro Esports Tournament on February 16, Longview ISD dominated the competition with a first place finish in both High School and Middle School divisions!
Even bigger news — our High School team earned an automatic bid to the TexSEF Undisputed State Championship Tournament in April! 🔥
🏆 High School Champions
Isaiah Haynes
Zach Rodgers
Cohen Hardish
Hiram Aguirre
🏆 Middle School Champions
Joseph Kaan
Silas Gilbert
Abel Olivan
We are incredibly proud of these students for their teamwork, preparation, and competitive spirit. Way to represent Longview on the big stage!
Lobo Athletics had 10 student athletes that signed to play at the collegiate level during National Signing day. Congratulations to these amazing athletes from Lady Lobo Basketball, Lady Lobo Volleyball, and Lobo Football! Lobo Nation is so proud of you!
Please help us congratulate these talented students:
● Kaydence Porter - LeTourneau University, Basketball
● Triniti Jackson - Tennessee State University, Volleyball
● Jaharia Hunter - Miles College, Volleyball
● LaKayla Riley - Dillard University, Volleyball
● Bradley Williams - Lyons College, Football
● Jessier Hampton-Williams - Kilgore College, Football
● Da’Kayden Carter - Tyler Junior College, Football
● Phillip Hamilton - Kilgore College, Football
● Damarrion Pickon - Texas A&M - Texarkana, Football
● Jassiah Hill - William Penn, Football
Please help us congratulate these talented students:
● Kaydence Porter - LeTourneau University, Basketball
● Triniti Jackson - Tennessee State University, Volleyball
● Jaharia Hunter - Miles College, Volleyball
● LaKayla Riley - Dillard University, Volleyball
● Bradley Williams - Lyons College, Football
● Jessier Hampton-Williams - Kilgore College, Football
● Da’Kayden Carter - Tyler Junior College, Football
● Phillip Hamilton - Kilgore College, Football
● Damarrion Pickon - Texas A&M - Texarkana, Football
● Jassiah Hill - William Penn, Football
We’re excited to share that 10th-grade student Kamaurian, a second-year Gaming & Digital Science/Esports student, has won the Region 7 ESC Esports Logo Contest! 🎮
His winning logo will be featured at all Region 7 ESC Esports events and tournaments, putting his creativity on full display across the region.
We can’t wait to see his design showcased on February 24 in at the Region 7 ESC Esports Tournament.
Great job, Kamaurian! 👏 GO LOBOS! 💚
This week, we proudly celebrate our incredible school counselors and the impact they make every single day at Longview High School. Our counselors do far more than manage schedules—they advocate for students, support academic success, guide social-emotional growth, and help students navigate life’s challenges with care and compassion. They are trusted listeners, problem-solvers, and true champions for our students and families.
We encourage staff, students and parents to take a moment this week to write a note of appreciation to our counselors to thank them for all they do to support our LHS community. A kind word or simple thank-you goes a long way and means more than you know.
Our counselors serve our students in the following ways:
• Ms. Lovely – Students with last names A–E
• Ms. Simmons – Students with last names F–Le
• Ms. Spencer – Students with last names Li–Roc
• Ms. Cameron – Students with last names Rod–Z
• Ms. Beall – Dual Credit
• Ms. Coker – IS/DP
• Ms. Krueger – CTE/IBC Certifications
• Ms. A. Lee – Senior Class
Thank you to our amazing counseling team for your dedication, care, and commitment to helping every Lobo succeed. 💚
We encourage staff, students and parents to take a moment this week to write a note of appreciation to our counselors to thank them for all they do to support our LHS community. A kind word or simple thank-you goes a long way and means more than you know.
Our counselors serve our students in the following ways:
• Ms. Lovely – Students with last names A–E
• Ms. Simmons – Students with last names F–Le
• Ms. Spencer – Students with last names Li–Roc
• Ms. Cameron – Students with last names Rod–Z
• Ms. Beall – Dual Credit
• Ms. Coker – IS/DP
• Ms. Krueger – CTE/IBC Certifications
• Ms. A. Lee – Senior Class
Thank you to our amazing counseling team for your dedication, care, and commitment to helping every Lobo succeed. 💚
Longview High School invites all stakeholders to join us for our Black History Program on Thursday, February 12, from 10:00–11:00 a.m. This program will celebrate Black history, culture, and contributions through student-led performances and presentations. We would be honored to have your presence as we come together to recognize and reflect on this important month.
Dear LHS Stakeholders,
You are invited to join us for our upcoming Campus Improvement Plan (CIP) meeting. This meeting provides an opportunity to collaborate, share input, and support our continued efforts to improve student achievement and campus success.
Please note, this meeting is not a discussion about the use of bond funds. The focus will be on planning and decisions related to school federal funds and campus improvement priorities.
To help accommodate stakeholders’ busy schedules, we are offering two meeting options:
February 2 at 9:30 a.m.
February 3 at 5:00 p.m.
Both meetings will be held in the LHS Library.
We value your voice and hope you will attend as we work together to strengthen our school community.
You are invited to join us for our upcoming Campus Improvement Plan (CIP) meeting. This meeting provides an opportunity to collaborate, share input, and support our continued efforts to improve student achievement and campus success.
Please note, this meeting is not a discussion about the use of bond funds. The focus will be on planning and decisions related to school federal funds and campus improvement priorities.
To help accommodate stakeholders’ busy schedules, we are offering two meeting options:
February 2 at 9:30 a.m.
February 3 at 5:00 p.m.
Both meetings will be held in the LHS Library.
We value your voice and hope you will attend as we work together to strengthen our school community.
The ASVAB Test has been rescheduled for Friday, February 13. There is still time for students to sign up.
All students are encouraged to take this career interest assessment, as it provides valuable insight into strengths, interests, and potential career pathways.
Students may sign up by stopping by the College & Career Center or the IB/Dual Credit Office.
Please help spread the word. Thank you!
All students are encouraged to take this career interest assessment, as it provides valuable insight into strengths, interests, and potential career pathways.
Students may sign up by stopping by the College & Career Center or the IB/Dual Credit Office.
Please help spread the word. Thank you!
The parent meeting for incoming 9th graders scheduled for January 27, 2026 has been cancelled due to inclement weather. Longview High School Counselors will follow up with information on rescheduling the parent meeting once we are back on campus.
Thank you for your understanding, please remain safe and warm.
Thank you for your understanding, please remain safe and warm.
Weather Update 🌨️ All campuses and offices are CLOSED Monday, January 26. We will reassess conditions and share an update following our Emergency Weather Procedures as seen here: https://www.longviewisd.com/page/emergency-weather-procedures
📣 Attention High School Parents & Guardians
We’re excited to partner with Texas Workforce Solutions to host a Parent Information Meeting focused on supporting students who qualify for Special Education or 504 services. This meeting will highlight transition services, employment resources, and post-secondary supports available to help students prepare for life after high school.
Please see the attached flyer for full details. We hope you can join us!
We’re excited to partner with Texas Workforce Solutions to host a Parent Information Meeting focused on supporting students who qualify for Special Education or 504 services. This meeting will highlight transition services, employment resources, and post-secondary supports available to help students prepare for life after high school.
Please see the attached flyer for full details. We hope you can join us!
Weather Update 🔎🌨️❄️ We are monitoring upcoming weather conditions for this weekend and any potential impacts to school operations next week. If a delay, early release, or closure becomes necessary, we will communicate as early as possible through phone/text/email, the Longview ISD app, our website, and Facebook.
Want to know how weather decisions are made? Our Emergency Weather Procedures page explains the process and what we consider:
longviewisd.com/weather
✅ Reminder: Please make sure your contact information is up to date with your child’s campus so you receive alerts.
Dear LHS Stakeholders,
You are invited to join us for our upcoming Campus Improvement Plan (CIP) meeting. This meeting provides an opportunity to collaborate, share input, and support our continued efforts to improve student achievement and campus success.
Please note, this meeting is not a discussion about the use of bond funds. The focus will be on planning and decisions related to school federal funds and campus improvement priorities.
To help accommodate stakeholders’ busy schedules, we are offering two meeting options:
January 27 at 9:30 a.m.
January 28 at 5:00 p.m.
Both meetings will be held in the LHS Library.
We value your voice and hope you will attend as we work together to strengthen our school community.
Thank you for your continued support of LHS.
You are invited to join us for our upcoming Campus Improvement Plan (CIP) meeting. This meeting provides an opportunity to collaborate, share input, and support our continued efforts to improve student achievement and campus success.
Please note, this meeting is not a discussion about the use of bond funds. The focus will be on planning and decisions related to school federal funds and campus improvement priorities.
To help accommodate stakeholders’ busy schedules, we are offering two meeting options:
January 27 at 9:30 a.m.
January 28 at 5:00 p.m.
Both meetings will be held in the LHS Library.
We value your voice and hope you will attend as we work together to strengthen our school community.
Thank you for your continued support of LHS.
This week, the Rotary Club of Longview, TX recognized two outstanding members of our Longview ISD family during its weekly meeting on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
Longview High School senior Parker Mecham was honored as the Rotary January Student of the Month and received his award from Rotarian Ms. Ava Welge (see attached photo of Ms. Welge and Parker Mecham).
📸 Group photo includes: Rotarian Ms. Ava Welge, parents Mrs. Kari Mecham and Dr. Ben Mecham, honored student Parker Mecham, LISD band director Ms. Rhonda Daniel, and Rotarian Dr. Joseph Pistone.
The Rotary Club also honored Mr. Davonte Mims as the Rotary December Teacher of the Month. Mr. Mims is a biology teacher at LEAD Academy High School and was presented his award by Rotarian Mr. Gordon Northcutt (see attached photo of Mr. Mims and Mr. Northcutt).
Congratulations, Parker and Mr. Mims—thank you for representing Longview ISD with pride!
Longview High School senior Parker Mecham was honored as the Rotary January Student of the Month and received his award from Rotarian Ms. Ava Welge (see attached photo of Ms. Welge and Parker Mecham).
📸 Group photo includes: Rotarian Ms. Ava Welge, parents Mrs. Kari Mecham and Dr. Ben Mecham, honored student Parker Mecham, LISD band director Ms. Rhonda Daniel, and Rotarian Dr. Joseph Pistone.
The Rotary Club also honored Mr. Davonte Mims as the Rotary December Teacher of the Month. Mr. Mims is a biology teacher at LEAD Academy High School and was presented his award by Rotarian Mr. Gordon Northcutt (see attached photo of Mr. Mims and Mr. Northcutt).
Congratulations, Parker and Mr. Mims—thank you for representing Longview ISD with pride!
Good evening Lobo Families,
As we close out the 3rd six weeks and bring the first semester of the school year to an end, we want to take a moment to recognize the hard work and growth shown by our students, staff, and families. This grading period marked an important transition point as students completed semester coursework and prepared to begin the second half of the year.
Attached, you will find our parent newsletter, which highlights accomplishments from the 3rd six weeks and provides important information regarding upcoming spring dates, campus events, and expectations as we begin the second semester. We encourage you to review the newsletter carefully, check your student’s progress in Skyward, and have conversations with them about goals for continued success moving forward.
Your partnership plays a critical role in helping our students stay focused, supported, and prepared as we enter the new semester. Together, we can ensure a strong finish to the school year.
Thank you for your continued support of our campus and our students. Our Lobo community is stronger because of you! 💚🐺
Go Lobos!
The LHS Administrative Team
As we close out the 3rd six weeks and bring the first semester of the school year to an end, we want to take a moment to recognize the hard work and growth shown by our students, staff, and families. This grading period marked an important transition point as students completed semester coursework and prepared to begin the second half of the year.
Attached, you will find our parent newsletter, which highlights accomplishments from the 3rd six weeks and provides important information regarding upcoming spring dates, campus events, and expectations as we begin the second semester. We encourage you to review the newsletter carefully, check your student’s progress in Skyward, and have conversations with them about goals for continued success moving forward.
Your partnership plays a critical role in helping our students stay focused, supported, and prepared as we enter the new semester. Together, we can ensure a strong finish to the school year.
Thank you for your continued support of our campus and our students. Our Lobo community is stronger because of you! 💚🐺
Go Lobos!
The LHS Administrative Team
