WELCOME TO LONG BEACH HIGH SCHOOL

Brian Rolison , Principal

Jane Hicks, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Lindsey Todd, Assistant Principal

Long Beach High School 300 East Old Pass Road Long Beach, MS 39560 Phone: (228)863-6945 Fax: (228) 864-8961

Promotional graphic for LBHS Golf. Large white text reads “LBHS GOLF” with “October 26-27” beneath it. Additional text states “Boys State Championship @ Tunica Resorts 9AM.” The background features a blurred golf course in shades of green and blue. In the foreground, a golf ball on a tee displays the Long Beach Golf logo with a Bearcat paw, crossed golf clubs, and the words “Long Beach Golf.” The golf ball sits in bright green grass.
August Star Students
Zoey Betts holding certificate star student

Zoey Betts

August Star Students
amauri applewhite holding certificate of star student

Amauri Applewhite

August Star Students
Drake Clark Dennis holding Certificate of star student

Drake Clark Dennis

August star students
picture Christopher smith holding certificate of star student

Christopher Smith

LBHS August Employee of the Month
A person stands in front of a plain gray backdrop holding a certificate. The certificate reads “Long Beach High School Employee of the Month” and is awarded to Jenna Robertson for dedication, hard work, and excellence. It includes the school logo, a maroon Bearcat mascot, and signatures from Principal Brian Rolison and Assistant

Congratulations Jenna Robertson, LBHS August Employee of the Month!

Homecoming week10/26-10/30
Homecoming Spirit Week poster showing daily dress-up themes for October 26-30. Monday, October 26 is “Meme Monday,” illustrated with pixelated sunglasses. Tuesday, October 27 is “Country vs. Country Club,” featuring western-themed items on one side and a golf course on the other. Wednesday, October 28 is “Athletic/Jersey Day,” with images of sports balls. Thursday, October 29 is a Halloween-themed day encouraging school-appropriate costumes, decorated with pumpkins and Halloween graphics. Friday, October 30 is “Out GLOW the Devils,” with students assigned neon colors by grade level: 9th grade neon green, 10th grade orange, 11th grade yellow, and 12th grade neon pink. The poster uses bright colors and themed graphics for each day.