Principal Francine Sparks talks about what makes Forest Park a great place for students. (COMING SOON)
Technology That Goes Beyond Screen Time 👩💻
Forest Park gives middle schoolers early access to gaming, game development, music technology, broadcast journalism, Project Lead The Way, TSA, HVAC, and agriculture. Students are not just consuming technology; they are producing, designing, building, communicating, and competing with it.
National Results in TSA ⚙️
Forest Park students competed against more than 10,000 students at the 2026 National TSA Conference and returned with two third-place national finishes plus additional Top 10 placements. For families interested in STEM, leadership, and competition, Forest Park already has proof on the national stage.
Every Student Has A House 🏘️
Every Forest Park student belongs to one of four Ron Clark houses. House meetings, competitions, shared expectations, and adult encouragement give students a smaller community inside the larger middle school — with built-in opportunities to practice teamwork, communication, responsibility, and school pride.
Support That Meets Students Where They Are 👩👦
Forest Park layers support around students through co-taught classes, resources and structured learning, emergent bilingual aides, ESL classes, counseling, Communities In Schools, and social-emotional supports. Families should see a campus designed to notice needs early and connect students with the right adults.
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Why Choose Forest Park?
Gaming and Beyond 🎮
Game development and gaming science connect creativity, technology, and teamwork.
Interactive P.E. ⛹️
Teachers blend physical activity with academic content through interactive technology and collaboration.
Project Lead The Way ⌨️
Hands-on STEM challenges students through engineering, robotics, and computer science.
College & Career Readiness 👩🎓
Naviance, ACT-related opportunities, career events, and college exposure help students start planning early.
Competing on the National Stage
Eight Forest Park students represented Longview ISD at the 2026 National TSA Conference in Maryland.
Room for Individual Attention
Students receive support through an average student-to-teacher ratio of about 15-to-1, with additional adults in co-taught and emergent bilingual classrooms
Ready to Become an Eagle?
Forest Park gives students more than a schedule of classes. It gives them a place to belong, opportunities to discover strengths, and pathways to compete, create, lead, and prepare for high school. For families looking for a middle school with both academic momentum and room to explore, Forest Park deserves a closer look.





