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The City of Long Beach is launching a local youth art competition that “captures Long Beach’s beauty and essence” to celebrate the city’s future for the next generation.
As we anticipate a transition in our federal government, we move forward together, guided by our Board of Education’s Vision 2035 and our district’s Strategic Plan, Creating a Better Future Together. Through these aspirations and plan, we affirm our deep commitment to our students, families and community. Our core principles are unwavering: students are at the heart of everything we do.
The Press-Telegram’s 2024 Halloween-themed Scary Stories Contest recognized the following talented Long Beach Unified School District students across various categories.
To help celebrate its launch, Long Beach PRM is hosting a youth art and naming contest to help rename the robot. Local kids are invited to submit their artwork and name suggestions.
Students at Alvarado participated in our annual Allstar Color Dash on April 6, 2023. This event is a fit-a-thon that includes a color run and an obstacle course on the field. Students and families donated money to raise funds for our school. Thank you to all families who supported us in any way!
Long Beach Unified Affirms Commitment to Our Community
As we anticipate a transition in our federal government, we move forward together, guided by our Board of Education’s Vision 2035 and our district’s Strategic Plan, Creating a Better Future Together. Through these aspirations and plan, we affirm our deep commitment to our students, families and community. Our core principles are unwavering: students are at the heart of everything we do. We will continue to nurture students’ growth, support their learning and empower them to thrive in school and beyond. With compassion and conviction, adults in our system stand firmly with students and families who are furthest from justice and opportunity, knowing that when we lead for them, we create a stronger, more inclusive environment for everyone.
To our Black, newcomer and immigrant youth; our LGBTQ+ youth; our students with disabilities; our students experiencing housing insecurity; and other youth facing systemic inequities—we stand with you and for you. We are here to ensure you succeed inside and outside the classroom, to encourage you to dream big and to feel fully supported.
Our commitment to excellence and equity inspires our work every day. Our Vision 2035 Graduate, Adult and System Portraits shape a community rooted in care, mutual respect and shared aspirations. Guided by these values, we work to make our schools safe, supportive spaces where students feel valued, cared for and empowered to be their authentic selves.
Let us continue fostering an environment of compassion, encouragement and high expectations for all students and one another. We are deeply grateful for partnering with our community and look forward to a bright, prosperous future for every learner in our care.