Longview High School

Magnet
International Baccalaureate Early College High School
Grades
9-12
School Start/End Times
8:15AM - 4:05PM
School Uniform Color
No Uniform
Distinction Designations
Academic Achievement in ELA/Reading, Mathematics, and Social Studies
Postsecondary Readiness Top 25%: Comparative Closing the Gaps
Parent Organizations
Athletic Booster Club
Band Booster Club
Community Partners
Communities in Schools
East Texas Advanced Academy
GLOBE (Greater Longview Organization for Business and Education)
Junior Achievement
Just Keep Livin'
Kilgore College
LeTourneau University
Stephen F. Austin State University
Texas State Technical College
The University of Texas at Tyler
Partners in Prevention
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Academic Offerings
Culinary Arts
Education and Training
Firefighter
Health Sciences
Law Enforcement
Marketing and Entrepreneurship
Advanced Placement (AP)
AVID
Dual Credit
Gifted & Talented
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Extracurricular Programs
Aquatics
Basketball
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball
Cheer
Dance
JROTC
Academic UIL/Decathlon
Drama Club
Choir
Marching Band
Art
Chess
Debate
Agriculture
Internet
Theatre
Robotics
Mathematics
Journalism
TSA Engineering Team and more
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Contact Information
Address

201 E Tomlinson Pkwy, Longview, TX 75605

Phone

903.663.1301

About Longview High School

Longview High School currently has over 2,000 students enrolled on campus. With a motto of “Making a Difference: One Student At A Time,” LHS strives to graduate young people who are well prepared to either directly enter the workplace or go on to higher education. As part of the International Baccalaureate Programme, LHS is developing inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who recognize their common humanity and shared guardianship of the planet and help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.

LHS has over 300 course offerings giving students unlimited opportunities to learn and grow as students and as people. LHS has a large music program featuring an award winning Marching Band, a College and Career Center, a comprehensive Library/Media Center and even an ROTC program. There are well over two-dozen Clubs and Organizations catering to a wide variety of interests from Art to Chess, Debate to Agriculture, the Internet to Theatre. As part of the UIL (University Interscholastic League) Academics program, LHS students compete as teams in Robotics, Debate, Mathematics, Theater and Journalism. Whatever a student likes to do, they’ll find a challenging and comfortable place for them at Longview High School. 

Longview High School is also home to the Career and Technical Education facility where you’ll find programs in automobile repair, plumbing, welding, television and video production and, as part of the culinary program, a professional kitchen that is so good it’s used by Kilgore College.

LHS is now one of only a handful of schools in the United States to have a program under the Just Keep Living Foundation, sponsored by Oscar winning actor and Lobo Alumni, Matthew McConaughey. The program has a limited number of select students and tracks their progress in school and after graduation.

LHS features a dual-credit program that allows students to earn college credit for certain courses they take so that when they enter college, at the community college or university level, they do so with a healthy start toward earning a degree. In some cases students have done so well earning credits, they have graduated from high school with the equivalent of a community college associates degree. In recent graduation ceremonies over 50 students in one class accomplished that goal.

Besides education, Longview High School offers an athletic program that rivals a university. Students may participate in Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Tennis, Softball, Track & Field, Volleyball, Weightlifting and Swimming. Many of our top athletes have gone on to some of the biggest colleges and universities in America with full scholarships. 

Among the graduates of Longview High School are an Oscar winning actor, small business owners, executives of Fortune 500 companies, professional athletes, doctors, nurses and others within the field of medicine, law enforcement professionals and members of the legal profession, politicians, members of the military, laborers, inventors and thousands of other productive members of our society!

8 challenging subject groups that are part of a complete IB education
  • Language acquisition

  • Language and literature

  • Individuals and societies

  • Sciences

  • Mathematics

  • Arts

  • Physical and health education

  • Design

Career and Technical Education Programs
  • Agriculture, Food, and Natural Sciences

  • Arts, AV Technology, and Communication

  • Architecture and Construction

  • Business Management and Administration Cluster

  • Education and Training Cluster

  • Health Science Cluster

  • Hospitality and Tourism Cluster

  • Human Services Cluster

  • Information Technology Cluster

  • Law, Public Safety Corrections, and Security Cluster

  • Manufacturing Cluster

  • Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Cluster (STEM)

  • Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Cluster

Fun Facts
  • Over 100 International Baccalaureate Diploma Students

  • IB students completed at least 150 hours of service learning activities = 6,500 total hours of community service

  • IB students participate in “We Help Too” program sponsoring 5 clients with prosthetic legs in developing countries

  • 51 Seniors graduated with Associate of Arts or Associates of Science degrees from Kilgore College

  • 80 seniors graduated with at least 24 hours of college credit

  • 99 seniors qualified for KC Connection Scholarship program reducing their Kilgore College tuition rate to 60%

  • 2018-2019 State 6A Champion Football Team

  • LHS Texas graduation endorsements:

  • STEAM

    • Business and Industry

    • Arts and Humanities

    • Public Services

    • Multidisciplinary Studies

    • Big Green Marching Machine Band won 70th First Division in UIL Marching Band contest

    *All numbers from 2019-2020 school year