Staff Members
Career Technical Education

200 Bearcat Blvd.

Phone - 228-865-1955

Fax - 228-865-1954

CTE Digital Media, LBTV & BBN students, tour WXXV 25
A group of Long Beach High School CTE Dgital Media & LBTV students and staff pose behind the WXXV 25 news anchor desk during a station tour. The group stands in front of large video screens displaying the WXXV 25 logo inside a professional television studio. Studio lighting, cameras, and production equipment are visible around the set. Students gathered information about broadcasting, including news production, weather, advertising, lighting, camera placement, and television software, as part of a hands-on learning experience.

Long Beach High School CTE Digital Media, LBTV & Bearcat Broadcast Network students, had an incredible opportunity to tour WXXV 25 and get a behind-the-scenes look at how a professional television station operates!

Students asked questions and gathered valuable information about software programs, advertising, weather production, news operations, lighting, camera placement, and so much more.

This hands-on experience gave students a real-world look at the broadcasting industry and the many careers that make television possible.These future broadcasters are gaining skills, building knowledge, and learning the ropes while still in high school.

Experiences like this help prepare them to take their talents to the next level and step confidently into college and career opportunities after graduation.Thank you to WXXV 25 for investing in our students and providing such an educational and engaging experience!

3 students cooking in class

Ms. Brown's nutrition and wellness class in collaboration with Mrs. Chambliss chemistry class work together on the Maillard Reaction Experiment to determine the chemistry behind why browned food tastes so good — it's what happens when you sear a steak, toast bread, or roast coffee beans. It's a series of chemical reactions between amino acids (the building blocks of protein) and sugars, sped up by heat.

READY TO BUILD, CODE & COMPETE?
A futuristic robotics club poster features a dark blue and teal circuit-board background with glowing binary code. Centered at the top is the text “[LBSD] Robotics Club” followed by “Grades 3–12” and “Interest Form.” A large QR code labeled “Scan Me” sits on the right side. In the bottom left corner is the FIRST Robotics logo. On the right, a friendly cartoon robot smiles while holding a tablet, adding an inviting, kid‑friendly touch to the STEM-themed design.

Long Beach School District in partnership with FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition in Science and Technology) is gearing up for another exciting year of robotics! Students in grades 3–12 are invited to share their interest in joining one of our robotics clubs, with opportunities to compete at both the regional and state levels.

FIRST LEGO League (FLL): Grades 3–7 FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC): Grades 7–12 FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC): Grades 9–12

Robotics clubs will meet after school at the CTE Building, with specific meeting days and times to be announced.

Interested? Scan the QR code or complete the interest form here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScGcKBeF9eS24eqEfZ818IaVin5EatIKDHVAum6xy_BYzQh2Q/viewform

Come build something awesome with us! Long Beach School District: The future is built here.

Turning Passion Into Purpose!
Group photo of approximately 20 students and advisors standing and kneeling inside a large convention center lobby during an FCCLA event. The group is wearing matching white FCCLA Mississippi Fall Leadership Conference T-shirts and is gathered around a colorful event sign. Two students in the front hold signs that read, “Where Leaders Are Made.” The space features tall tan walls, warm lighting, and a visible “Ballroom” sign in the background. A refreshment table is set up along the right side of the room.

Long Beach FCCLA students recently attended the 2026 “Where Leaders Are Made!” Fall Leadership Conference at the Jackson Convention Center in Jackson, Mississippi.Centered on empowering students to overcome today’s challenges and turn their passions into purpose, the conference provided an opportunity for our Bearcats to engage with the values of leadership, service, and personal growth.As part of their commitment to making a difference, students also participated in the statewide community service project benefiting Buried Treasure Home, putting the spirit of service into action and demonstrating how small acts of kindness can make a meaningful impact.We are so proud of our FCCLA students for representing Long Beach School District and embracing opportunities to grow as leaders, serve their community, and make a difference!