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馃殞 School Bus Safety Tip #5
We're wrapping up National School Bus Safety Week with an important reminder: safety and respect go hand in hand. It鈥檚 important to treat fellow students, the bus driver and community members with courtesy and respect.
馃殞 School Bus Safety Tip #4
Today鈥檚 bus safety reminder: Follow the direction of the bus driver at all times, including responding promptly to requests. Listening and working together helps create a safe bus environment for everyone.
The Washington General Election is November 3, 2026. For voter registration information, visit olvr.votewa.gov/.
馃殞 School Bus Safety Tip #3
Getting off the bus safely is just as important as riding safely.
Please join us in welcoming back Ellyana Palm, a senior at R.A. Long High School, for another year serving as a Student Representative to the Longview Public Schools Board of Directors.
馃殞 School Bus Safety Tip #2
Today鈥檚 safety reminder: Keep aisles clear. Feet, legs, backpacks and other belongings should stay out of aisles, rear decks and emergency exits. Keeping these areas clear helps create a safer ride for everyone.
馃殞 It's National School Bus Safety Week!
All week long, we're sharing simple reminders that help keep our students safe while riding the bus.
Today's reminder: Remain properly seated at all times. Students, thank you for doing your part to make every ride a safe one.
Big truck. Little learners. BIG excitement! Our kindergarteners at Mint Valley Elementary School had a special visit from the Longview Fire Department this week. Some of our youngest learners discovered they were barely taller than the fire truck's tires! 馃槉
Your leadership helps create schools where students feel safe, connected and supported鈥攁nd where they can learn, grow and thrive.
#LongviewPrincipalsLead
October is National Principals Month! Throughout the month, we鈥檙e celebrating the principals and assistant principals who make a difference across Longview Public Schools. (1/2)
Thank you to our principals for leading, supporting and inspiring our students, staff and community every day!
Join us in celebrating our incredible school leaders throughout October.
#LongviewPrincipalsLead (2/2)
Thank you to our principals for leading, supporting and inspiring our students, staff and community every day!
Join us in celebrating our incredible school leaders throughout October.
#LongviewPrincipalsLead (2/2)
Longview Public Schools is excited to welcome Jim Renk, a junior at Mark Morris High School, as the newest student representative to the Longview Public Schools' Board of Directors. Welcome, Jim!
The joy of learning starts early in our Transition to Kindergarten (TTK) program! Our early learners are learning literacy skills and classroom routines, building friendships, practicing social-emotional skills and developing the confidence to try new things.
Calendar Reminder: Friday, October 9, 2026, is an in-service day. There will be no school for students on this day.
October is Disability History Month. Longview Public Schools recognizes the contributions of people with disabilities and promoting greater awareness, understanding, respect and acceptance.
Learn more about Disability History Month here: bit.ly/3VygHYO
Today, we celebrate Custodian & Grounds Appreciation Day and recognize the dedicated people who work every day to keep our schools and campuses clean, safe, welcoming and ready for learning, activities and events. Thank you to our entire custodial and grounds team!
October is National Principals Month! Throughout the month, we鈥檙e celebrating the principals and assistant principals who make a difference across Longview Public Schools. (1/2)
Thank you to our principals for leading, supporting and inspiring our students, staff and community every day!
Join us in celebrating our incredible school leaders throughout October.
#LongviewPrincipalsLead (2/2)