Student Resources

The Staff of R.A. Long is always here to help! Below are some common areas that students may need assistance. This guide will help direct you to the correct person to address your needs.

When you are absent from school, call 575-7113 to report your absence 24 hours a day.
When leaving early from school, call ahead at 575-7113 OR have a parent/guardian write a note to bring to the front office.
If you are feeling ill during school, visit the nurse’s office and the nurse will call.

In partnership with the Longview Police Department, the R.A. Long School Resource Officer (SRO) is available during school hours for all police issues and stolen items.

Officer Bishop - Contact (360) 575-7115 for assistance or visit our Main Office.

Have a question regarding discipline?

Mr. Reeves - Main Office - (360) 575-7225
Ms. Griffiths - Main Office - (360) 575-7115
Mr. McCabe - ASB Office - (360) 575-7227

Have a medical or medication concern?

Nurse Rose Eaches - Nurse Office - (360) 575-7109

What else can we help you with?

School Communications (Social Media/Webpage)

Dances

Dance tickets are sold out of the ASB during designated times (to be announced for each specific dance).

Dance Passes are issued and returned to the Main Office for Ms. Griffiths approval.

For more information regarding school dances CLICK HERE.

Ticket Sale Questions:

Student Fines and Fees

Who do I contact?

Jaimie Barchus

Phone: (360) 575-7128

You can find me in the ASB Office.

Student Fines and Fees can be viewed and paid 24 hours a day on our online portal. Families must use their Skyward username and password in order to access student records.

Click here to be redirected to our online payment portal.

The Longview School District is one of 23 districts in Washington State to offer the GRADS Teen Parent Program. The program is designed to support the educational needs of high school parents and their children. The program has three specific components: supporting students to graduate from high school, providing solid parenting skills to teen parents, and providing early childhood education to the children of teen parents.

Supporting the parent’s educational needs is critical, as earning a high school diploma provides them with the greatest opportunities for a successful future. Preparing students for the challenges of parenthood strengthens the parent-child relationship and builds essential bonding, attachment, and resilience skills in both the teen parents and their children. The Teen Parent Program assists young parents in the development of parenting skills and in meeting high school graduation requirements while their children have onsite access to high quality childcare and early childhood education through a partnership with the Lower Columbia College Early Head Start program.