We love keeping you in the loop in whatever way works best for you!
Here is a quick visual guide to the 2026-2027 LHS dress code.
Thank you for your continued partnership—go Lobos! 🐺
Attention Lobo Parents, Guardians, and Students! 🎒✨
Before you begin your back-to-school shopping for the upcoming 2026–2027 school year, please take a moment to carefully review our updated LHS Dress Code General Guidelines. We want to ensure all students are set up for success with a safe, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment from day one!
Here are the KEY CHANGES you need to know before you shop:
🛑 WHAT’S OUT (Prohibited):
NO HOODIES: This includes pull-over hoodies, zip-up jackets with hoods, or any hooded garments. No hooded items will be permitted inside the building.
The "Why": This rule is being strictly enforced for campus safety and the immediate identification of our students on campus and in our hallways.
NO LEGGINGS / NO TIGHTS: Tights, leggings, biker shorts, or excessively tight bottoms cannot be worn as standalone pants. Tights/leggings may only be worn underneath skirts or dresses that independently meet the length requirement.
💚 WHAT’S NEW (Allowed):
GREEN Bottoms Added! In addition to solid black, grey, brown, khaki, and navy, students can now wear solid green bottoms (pants, shorts, skirts, dresses, skorts, rompers, joggers, and sweatpants).
Graphic Tees Permitted: Graphic t-shirts are allowed as long as the design, wording, and imagery are school-appropriate and free of offensive, obscene, or divisive content.
📅 Quick Reminders:
Bottoms: Must be solid black, grey, brown, khaki, navy, or green.
Jeans: Permitted on FRIDAYS ONLY. No jeans are allowed Monday through Thursday.
Length: All shorts, skirts, and dresses must be no shorter than 3 inches above the top of the kneecap (a standard dollar bill can be used as a measurement guide!).
Let’s work together to keep our campus safe and focused on learning. Thank you for your continued partnership and cooperation! 🌲💚
Before you begin your back-to-school shopping for the upcoming 2026–2027 school year, please take a moment to carefully review our updated LHS Dress Code General Guidelines. We want to ensure all students are set up for success with a safe, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment from day one!
Here are the KEY CHANGES you need to know before you shop:
🛑 WHAT’S OUT (Prohibited):
NO HOODIES: This includes pull-over hoodies, zip-up jackets with hoods, or any hooded garments. No hooded items will be permitted inside the building.
The "Why": This rule is being strictly enforced for campus safety and the immediate identification of our students on campus and in our hallways.
NO LEGGINGS / NO TIGHTS: Tights, leggings, biker shorts, or excessively tight bottoms cannot be worn as standalone pants. Tights/leggings may only be worn underneath skirts or dresses that independently meet the length requirement.
💚 WHAT’S NEW (Allowed):
GREEN Bottoms Added! In addition to solid black, grey, brown, khaki, and navy, students can now wear solid green bottoms (pants, shorts, skirts, dresses, skorts, rompers, joggers, and sweatpants).
Graphic Tees Permitted: Graphic t-shirts are allowed as long as the design, wording, and imagery are school-appropriate and free of offensive, obscene, or divisive content.
📅 Quick Reminders:
Bottoms: Must be solid black, grey, brown, khaki, navy, or green.
Jeans: Permitted on FRIDAYS ONLY. No jeans are allowed Monday through Thursday.
Length: All shorts, skirts, and dresses must be no shorter than 3 inches above the top of the kneecap (a standard dollar bill can be used as a measurement guide!).
Let’s work together to keep our campus safe and focused on learning. Thank you for your continued partnership and cooperation! 🌲💚
📚 Ready for Dual Credit? Get TSI Tested this July! 📚
Thinking about taking Dual Credit classes this upcoming school year? Longview ISD is offering multiple TSI testing windows throughout July!
🗓️ July Test Dates:
July 6th & 7th
July 13th & 14th
July 20th & 21st
July 27th – 29th
⏰ Hours: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 Location: LHS CATE Building, Room 430 (Please enter on the end of the building located between the CATE building and Mickey Melton).
❌ No registration or appointments needed—just show up ready to test! ⚠️ Please Note: LISD campuses and offices will be CLOSED next week (June 29th – July 3rd).
📞 Questions? If you need assistance, please call the main LISD switchboard or the testing office at 903-663-7323.
See you there, and let's get ready for a great school year! 🦅✨
Construction is now underway on Longview ISD's new multipurpose facility, another key project included in the district's Bond 2024 program and a significant investment in student activities, athletics, and community engagement.
Crews have mobilized to the construction site and begun the initial phases of work on the new facility, which will provide Longview High School students with expanded space for athletic training, physical education, extracurricular activities, and special events. The project is part of the district's broader effort to modernize campus facilities and create spaces that support student success both inside and outside the classroom.
District leaders say the multipurpose building is designed to address current and future needs by providing a versatile space that can accommodate a variety of programs and activities throughout the year. The new building will feature flexible indoor space designed to support athletic development, strength and conditioning programs, student activities, and campus events. By creating additional dedicated space for these programs, the facility will help alleviate scheduling demands on existing campus facilities while expanding opportunities for student participation.
The project represents months of planning and collaboration among district administrators, architects, engineers, and construction professionals. Throughout the design process, the district focused on creating a facility that would serve multiple purposes while complementing ongoing improvements taking place across the Longview High School campus.
Construction of the multipurpose facility is one of several bond-funded projects currently underway, joining renovations, infrastructure upgrades, and new construction initiatives designed to enhance educational and extracurricular opportunities for students. District officials have emphasized that these projects reflect the community's commitment to investing in the future of Longview ISD.
As construction progresses, students and staff can expect to see continued activity at the project site, including foundation work, structural steel installation, and exterior construction in the coming months. The district will continue providing updates as major milestones are reached.
The new facility is expected to serve generations of students and reinforce Longview ISD's commitment to providing exceptional opportunities both in academics and extracurricular programs. #BuiltByTheBond
Crews have mobilized to the construction site and begun the initial phases of work on the new facility, which will provide Longview High School students with expanded space for athletic training, physical education, extracurricular activities, and special events. The project is part of the district's broader effort to modernize campus facilities and create spaces that support student success both inside and outside the classroom.
District leaders say the multipurpose building is designed to address current and future needs by providing a versatile space that can accommodate a variety of programs and activities throughout the year. The new building will feature flexible indoor space designed to support athletic development, strength and conditioning programs, student activities, and campus events. By creating additional dedicated space for these programs, the facility will help alleviate scheduling demands on existing campus facilities while expanding opportunities for student participation.
The project represents months of planning and collaboration among district administrators, architects, engineers, and construction professionals. Throughout the design process, the district focused on creating a facility that would serve multiple purposes while complementing ongoing improvements taking place across the Longview High School campus.
Construction of the multipurpose facility is one of several bond-funded projects currently underway, joining renovations, infrastructure upgrades, and new construction initiatives designed to enhance educational and extracurricular opportunities for students. District officials have emphasized that these projects reflect the community's commitment to investing in the future of Longview ISD.
As construction progresses, students and staff can expect to see continued activity at the project site, including foundation work, structural steel installation, and exterior construction in the coming months. The district will continue providing updates as major milestones are reached.
The new facility is expected to serve generations of students and reinforce Longview ISD's commitment to providing exceptional opportunities both in academics and extracurricular programs. #BuiltByTheBond
Concrete poured. Momentum building. The LHS cafeteria expansion is getting real. 🏗️🐺 On Monday, crews poured concrete for the Longview High School cafeteria expansion, marking an exciting step forward in one of the most used spaces on campus.
This bond-funded project will give Lobos more room, better flow, and a refreshed cafeteria experience built for today’s students and tomorrow’s growth. It is one more visible sign that the 2024 bond is moving from plans on paper to real improvements across Longview ISD.
Big things are taking shape at Longview High, and we can’t wait for our students, staff, and families to see the finished space. Thank you, Longview voters. This progress is #BuiltByTheBond.
📚 Attention LHS Families! Interested in Dual Credit Courses? 🎓
As we look ahead to the upcoming school year, we want to make sure our students are set up for success! If your student is planning to take Dual Credit or college-level courses, they will need to take the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSI) this summer.
What is the TSI?
It’s a state-required assessment that ensures students are ready for college-level reading, writing, and math so they can successfully earn high school and college credits at the same time!
Review the information carefully with your student so they don't miss out on these summer testing opportunities. If you have any questions, please reach out to the campus using the contact info listed on the flyer.
Thank you for your continued support! Let's get ready for a great year ahead! ✨
#GoLobos #DualCredit #CollegePrep #TSI
Dear LHS Families,
We hope you are having a wonderful start to your summer break!
Please be advised that the LHS Main Building is under construction over the summer months. Because of this, our physical office spaces may be limited or relocated temporarily.
If you need to reach any campus staff, register a student, or have general questions, please call our main line at 903-663-7100. Our team is available and ready to direct you to the appropriate point of contact.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we improve our facilities for the upcoming school year!
Sincerely,
LHS Administration
We hope you are having a wonderful start to your summer break!
Please be advised that the LHS Main Building is under construction over the summer months. Because of this, our physical office spaces may be limited or relocated temporarily.
If you need to reach any campus staff, register a student, or have general questions, please call our main line at 903-663-7100. Our team is available and ready to direct you to the appropriate point of contact.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we improve our facilities for the upcoming school year!
Sincerely,
LHS Administration
Parents and guardians,
Your voice matters! We invite you to collaborate with us as we plan for the future of LHS. Please join us for one of our upcoming Campus Improvement Plan meetings:
📅 Dates & Times:
Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM
Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM
📍 In-Person Location: LHS CATE Bistro
💻 Virtual Option: Can't make it in person? You can still join us! Please view the attached flyer to access the Zoom links to join virtually.
For more information, please reach out to cisaac@lisd.org or call 903-663-1301.
We look forward to partnering with you to support our students' success! Go Lobos!!
Your voice matters! We invite you to collaborate with us as we plan for the future of LHS. Please join us for one of our upcoming Campus Improvement Plan meetings:
📅 Dates & Times:
Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM
Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM
📍 In-Person Location: LHS CATE Bistro
💻 Virtual Option: Can't make it in person? You can still join us! Please view the attached flyer to access the Zoom links to join virtually.
For more information, please reach out to cisaac@lisd.org or call 903-663-1301.
We look forward to partnering with you to support our students' success! Go Lobos!!
Longview ISD proudly celebrated our 2026 Teachers and Principal of the Year during the annual Teacher of the Year Banquet at the Summit Club!
The evening honored the outstanding educators and leaders who make a lasting impact on students, campuses, and the entire Longview ISD community through their dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence. ❤️💙
🏆 2026 Primary Teacher of the Year
Andrea Clark — Hudson PEP Elementary
🏆 2026 Secondary Teacher of the Year
LaTresha Stanley — Longview High School
🏆 2026 Principal of the Year
Mary Taylor — Foster Middle School
👏 Congratulations to our 2026 Campus Teachers of the Year:
🍎 Playing for Keeps Early Childhood Center — Loretta Edwards
🍎 East Texas Montessori Prep Academy — Angela Bogue
🍎 Bramlette STEAM Academy — Samuel Scott
🍎 Clarence W. Bailey Elementary — Brandis Jamerson
🍎 Hudson PEP Elementary — Andrea Clark
🍎 J.L. Everhart Magnet Elementary — Yeimy Lopez
🍎 Johnston-McQueen Elementary School — Laura Driver
🍎 Ned E. Williams Magnet STEAM Academy — Jewel Hewitt
🍎 Ware Elementary School — Rosheia Hodge
🍎 Forest Park Middle School — Daneshia Ramsire
🍎 Foster Middle School — Holly Thomas
🍎 Judson STEAM Academy — Brayden Varnell
🍎 LEAD Academy High School — Claudia Viramontes
🍎 Longview High School — LaTresha Stanley
🍎 DAEP/Dade Center — Curtis Jones
Thank you for your passion, service, and unwavering commitment to student success. Your impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and Longview ISD is proud to celebrate each of you!
The evening honored the outstanding educators and leaders who make a lasting impact on students, campuses, and the entire Longview ISD community through their dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence. ❤️💙
🏆 2026 Primary Teacher of the Year
Andrea Clark — Hudson PEP Elementary
🏆 2026 Secondary Teacher of the Year
LaTresha Stanley — Longview High School
🏆 2026 Principal of the Year
Mary Taylor — Foster Middle School
👏 Congratulations to our 2026 Campus Teachers of the Year:
🍎 Playing for Keeps Early Childhood Center — Loretta Edwards
🍎 East Texas Montessori Prep Academy — Angela Bogue
🍎 Bramlette STEAM Academy — Samuel Scott
🍎 Clarence W. Bailey Elementary — Brandis Jamerson
🍎 Hudson PEP Elementary — Andrea Clark
🍎 J.L. Everhart Magnet Elementary — Yeimy Lopez
🍎 Johnston-McQueen Elementary School — Laura Driver
🍎 Ned E. Williams Magnet STEAM Academy — Jewel Hewitt
🍎 Ware Elementary School — Rosheia Hodge
🍎 Forest Park Middle School — Daneshia Ramsire
🍎 Foster Middle School — Holly Thomas
🍎 Judson STEAM Academy — Brayden Varnell
🍎 LEAD Academy High School — Claudia Viramontes
🍎 Longview High School — LaTresha Stanley
🍎 DAEP/Dade Center — Curtis Jones
Thank you for your passion, service, and unwavering commitment to student success. Your impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and Longview ISD is proud to celebrate each of you!
Congratulations Kennedi Simmons!
Kennedi was honored with the prestigious Texas First Congressional Service Award, an annual recognition established by Congressman Nathaniel Moran to celebrate exceptional high school students across Texas’s First Congressional District. The award recognizes juniors and seniors who serve as “unsung heroes” and exemplify the spirit of Texas through extraordinary acts of service, sacrifice, and volunteerism.
Throughout her four years of high school, Kennedi demonstrated an outstanding commitment to serving others by completing more than 1,000 community service hours. Her dedication, leadership, and willingness to give back to her community reflect the true meaning of servant leadership and make her highly deserving of this distinguished honor.
Kennedi was honored with the prestigious Texas First Congressional Service Award, an annual recognition established by Congressman Nathaniel Moran to celebrate exceptional high school students across Texas’s First Congressional District. The award recognizes juniors and seniors who serve as “unsung heroes” and exemplify the spirit of Texas through extraordinary acts of service, sacrifice, and volunteerism.
Throughout her four years of high school, Kennedi demonstrated an outstanding commitment to serving others by completing more than 1,000 community service hours. Her dedication, leadership, and willingness to give back to her community reflect the true meaning of servant leadership and make her highly deserving of this distinguished honor.
LOBO Pride on the Water! 🐟🎣
Congratulations to Dawson Jaskiewicz, a freshman at Longview High School, on an incredible season competing in Ultimate High School Bass Fishing!
During his freshman year, Dawson competed in seven tournaments and qualified for the invitational Classic tournament, where he earned a Top 10 finish and scholarship money through his outstanding performance.
Adding to this special accomplishment, Dawson’s boat captain was Longview High School Class of 2021 graduate Cooper Mayes, making this achievement an even greater point of LOBO pride!
We are proud of Dawson’s hard work, dedication, and success both on and off the water. Congratulations, Dawson! 💚💛
Congratulations to Dawson Jaskiewicz, a freshman at Longview High School, on an incredible season competing in Ultimate High School Bass Fishing!
During his freshman year, Dawson competed in seven tournaments and qualified for the invitational Classic tournament, where he earned a Top 10 finish and scholarship money through his outstanding performance.
Adding to this special accomplishment, Dawson’s boat captain was Longview High School Class of 2021 graduate Cooper Mayes, making this achievement an even greater point of LOBO pride!
We are proud of Dawson’s hard work, dedication, and success both on and off the water. Congratulations, Dawson! 💚💛
Longview High School is excited to offer a variety of summer programs.
📍 Location: Judson Middle School
📅 Program Dates: June 1st–18th
📝 Testing: June 22nd–25th
⏰ Time: 7:30am–12:30pm
The courses offered include:
EOC STAAR Tutorials
TSI Prep
IB Summer Physics
Newcomers ESL Tutorials
Breakfast and lunch will be provided, and transportation is available upon request.
📲 To register your student, please scan the QR code on the attached flyer. If you need assistance, please contact 903-663-7100.
Wishing all of our Lobos a safe, bright, and wonderfully happy summer! Let's make it a great one! 😎
📍 Location: Judson Middle School
📅 Program Dates: June 1st–18th
📝 Testing: June 22nd–25th
⏰ Time: 7:30am–12:30pm
The courses offered include:
EOC STAAR Tutorials
TSI Prep
IB Summer Physics
Newcomers ESL Tutorials
Breakfast and lunch will be provided, and transportation is available upon request.
📲 To register your student, please scan the QR code on the attached flyer. If you need assistance, please contact 903-663-7100.
Wishing all of our Lobos a safe, bright, and wonderfully happy summer! Let's make it a great one! 😎
Congrats to the Class of 2026! 💚🎉
The Spring/Final Semester Exam Schedule is attached. Please review it carefully with your student.
Important Reminders:
Attendance is Key: Unless a student is officially exempt, they must be present on exam days.
The Stakes: Exams account for a major part of the final grade. Missing this assessment can significantly impact a student’s overall average.
Exemption Process: Starting this Monday and Tuesday, students can pick up their exemption forms. They must take these to their teachers to get a signature IF they meet the criteria for exemption.
How to Check: To know if your student is exempt, simply review their completed form. A teacher’s signature next to a class confirms they are exempt from that specific final exam.
Let’s finish the year strong, Go Lobos! 🐺🎓
The Class of 2026 understood the assignment. This is what Lobo Decision Day is all about. 🐺🎓
Seniors celebrated their next steps after graduation, from college and trade programs to military service and the workforce.
Sign the future.
Sign off on high school in true Lobo style.
With $6.8M+ in scholarships, College Crates with laptops, and big next steps ahead, these seniors aren’t just leaving the den.
They’re leaving their mark.
Seniors celebrated their next steps after graduation, from college and trade programs to military service and the workforce.
Sign the future.
Sign off on high school in true Lobo style.
With $6.8M+ in scholarships, College Crates with laptops, and big next steps ahead, these seniors aren’t just leaving the den.
They’re leaving their mark.
🎓 Longview High School Graduation Livestream 🎓
Can’t attend graduation in person? You can still celebrate the Class of 2026 with us live online!
📺 Watch on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/live/0WwCyCT3Zvw
📘 Watch on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/958905023625826/
Congratulations to all of our graduates!
Can’t attend graduation in person? You can still celebrate the Class of 2026 with us live online!
📺 Watch on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/live/0WwCyCT3Zvw
📘 Watch on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/958905023625826/
Congratulations to all of our graduates!
Aarush Srivastava is attending the University of Texas at Austin College of Natural Sciences. He will be studying biology as a Pre-Medical student.
Big things are taking off for Bryn Priddy! Bryn is headed to Michigan Technological University to study aerospace engineering. The sky is NOT the limit—it’s just the beginning!
📘 Longview High School AP Exam Schedule – May 2026
Week 1 (May 4–8)
Monday, May 4
🕗 8:00 AM – Biology
🕛 12:00 PM – Microeconomics
Tuesday, May 5
🕗 8:00 AM – Chemistry; Human Geography
🕛 12:00 PM – U.S. Government & Politics
Wednesday, May 6
🕗 8:00 AM – English Literature & Composition
🕛 12:00 PM – Physics 1: Algebra-Based
Thursday, May 7
🕗 8:00 AM – Physics 2: Algebra-Based; World History: Modern
🕛 12:00 PM – Statistics
Friday, May 8
🕗 8:00 AM – U.S. History
🕛 12:00 PM – Macroeconomics
🎨 AP Art & Design Deadline:
Portfolios due May 8 at 8:00 PM ET (AP Digital Portfolio)
Week 2 (May 11–15)
Monday, May 11
🕗 8:00 AM – Calculus AB
🕛 12:00 PM – Seminar
Tuesday, May 12
🕗 8:00 AM – Precalculus
🕛 12:00 PM – Psychology
Wednesday, May 13
🕗 8:00 AM – English Language & Composition
Thursday, May 14
🕛 12:00 PM – Computer Science Principles
Friday, May 15
🕗 8:00 AM – Environmental Science
📌 Reminder:
Arrive early and bring required materials.
Week 1 (May 4–8)
Monday, May 4
🕗 8:00 AM – Biology
🕛 12:00 PM – Microeconomics
Tuesday, May 5
🕗 8:00 AM – Chemistry; Human Geography
🕛 12:00 PM – U.S. Government & Politics
Wednesday, May 6
🕗 8:00 AM – English Literature & Composition
🕛 12:00 PM – Physics 1: Algebra-Based
Thursday, May 7
🕗 8:00 AM – Physics 2: Algebra-Based; World History: Modern
🕛 12:00 PM – Statistics
Friday, May 8
🕗 8:00 AM – U.S. History
🕛 12:00 PM – Macroeconomics
🎨 AP Art & Design Deadline:
Portfolios due May 8 at 8:00 PM ET (AP Digital Portfolio)
Week 2 (May 11–15)
Monday, May 11
🕗 8:00 AM – Calculus AB
🕛 12:00 PM – Seminar
Tuesday, May 12
🕗 8:00 AM – Precalculus
🕛 12:00 PM – Psychology
Wednesday, May 13
🕗 8:00 AM – English Language & Composition
Thursday, May 14
🕛 12:00 PM – Computer Science Principles
Friday, May 15
🕗 8:00 AM – Environmental Science
📌 Reminder:
Arrive early and bring required materials.
Hard work, skill, and a whole lot of sparks! Chris Griffin is off to Tyler Junior College for welding. Go Apaches!
