WELCOME TO LONG BEACH HIGH SCHOOL

Brian Rolison , Principal

Mrs. Rebeccah Ladner, 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

Long Beach Health Science Bearcats Shine at the State HOSA Competition!

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We are incredibly proud of our Long Beach High School Health Science Bearcats for their outstanding performance at the HOSA – Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference!

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We are incredibly proud of our Long Beach High School Health Science Bearcats for their outstanding performance at the HOSA – Future Health Professionals State Leadership Conference!

This year, 13 of our students placed at the district level, and 11 advanced to compete at the state competition, representing Long Beach with excellence, professionalism, and dedication to the health science field.


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2nd Place – Forensic Science
• Marley Frazer
• Alexis Schmidt

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4th Place – CERT Skills
• Katelyn Atwell
• Gabriel Naquin

Because of their incredible achievement, our Bearcats are headed to the HOSA International Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana this summer. We are so proud of our Bearcats and can’t wait to see them represent Long Beach at Nationals!
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LBHS Bearcat Jett Hughes, CTE Student of the Month
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Long Beach School District is proud to celebrate LBHS Bearcat Jett Hughes, who has been selected by Build Mississippi/MDE as a CTE Student of the Month!Jett has distinguished himself as one of the most exceptional welding students at Long Beach High School. In just his first year, he completed the entire skills portion of NCCER Welding Level 1—an achievement that speaks to his remarkable talent, discipline, and determination. His skill level and work ethic have surpassed every student in the program. Jett’s dedication doesn’t stop when the bell rings. He spends countless afternoons in the shop, practicing, refining his techniques, and pushing himself to master more advanced work. His consistency, focus, and commitment to safety set the standard for what it means to be a Bearcat in Career & Technical Education. Beyond his technical ability, Jett demonstrates the professionalism, dependability, and positive attitude that employers value. His drive for excellence makes him an outstanding representative of LBHS and the ideal choice for this honor.Congratulations, Jett! Your hard work is paying off, and the Bearcat community is incredibly proud of you.

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A promotional graphic for LBHS Tennis on a black background with white text. A yellow tennis ball appears in motion near a tennis racket, and the Bearcats claw-mark “B” logo is included. The graphic reads: “LBHS Tennis @ Bay High. March 11 | 3:30 PM @ Bay.”
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