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Longview High School Hosts Annual HBCU Fair, Inspiring Students to Pursue Higher Education at HBCUs

Longview High School Hosts Annual HBCU Fair, Inspiring Students to Pursue Higher Education at HBCUs
Posted By: Will Moss on February 14, 2026

Longview, TX - In celebration of Black History Month, Longview High School recently hosted its annual HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) Fair, providing students with the opportunity to explore the rich educational landscape of HBCUs and the transformative possibilities they offer.

The fair, which welcomed representatives from over a dozen HBCUs, including Prairie View A&M University, Grambling State University, and Texas Southern University, aimed to empower Longview High School students with a deeper understanding of the academic and cultural experiences that define these esteemed institutions.

Key Takeaway: The HBCU Fair at Longview High School offered students a chance to connect with representatives from leading HBCUs, inspiring them to pursue higher education at these transformative institutions.

According to Dr. James Wilcox, the principal of Longview High School, the fair was a resounding success, with a record number of students and parents in attendance. "We are thrilled to host this event each year, as it allows our students to explore the vast array of opportunities available at HBCUs," he said. "These institutions have a rich history of academic excellence and community engagement, and we are honored to introduce our students to the incredible possibilities they offer."

The fair featured interactive booths, informative presentations, and one-on-one conversations with HBCU representatives, providing attendees with a comprehensive understanding of admissions requirements, scholarship opportunities, and campus life.



Students also had the chance to participate in various activities, including essay-writing workshops and financial aid seminars, empowering them to navigate the college application process with confidence.

"Attending the HBCU Fair was a truly transformative experience for me. I learned about the unique cultures and traditions of these incredible institutions, and I'm now more inspired than ever to pursue my dreams at an HBCU."

The annual HBCU Fair at Longview High School underscores the critical role that HBCUs continue to play in empowering and uplifting Black students across the country. By providing access to these prestigious institutions, Longview High School is ensuring that its students have the resources and support they need to succeed in their educational and personal journeys.

HBCUConnect.com applauds Longview High School for its steadfast commitment to promoting HBCU awareness and access. Events like the HBCU Fair not only inspire students to explore the transformative power of HBCUs but also strengthen the bond between these institutions and the communities they serve. As we continue to celebrate Black excellence and the enduring legacy of HBCUs, stories like this remind us of the vital importance of nurturing the next generation of HBCU leaders and innovators.

Originally reported by Google News HBCU.


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