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Long Beach’s Celebration of the Young Child returns April 26 with vital resources and activities
To quote Whitney Houston, the children are our future, and Long Beach is investing in that future through…
Local advocacy groups urge LBUSD to strengthen immigration policy
Californians for Justice and ÓRALE’s latest mobilization effort encourages LBUSD students, families and community members to demand stronger protections at this Wednesday's board meeting. The district has placed an updated policy on the agenda for review.
LBUSD says it’s ‘student outcomes focused,’ but what does that mean?
Since 2020 and through various coaching and training, the Long Beach Unified School District has been shifting their governing style to focus more on student outcomes. Here’s what this shift means.
LBUSD working on creating a cell phone policy for 2026
The district is currently in the preliminary research phase, with the goal to implement a policy by spring 2026.
Long Beach community rallies against Trump administration’s threats to education
The Teachers Association of Long Beach hosted a rally on Saturday with speakers condemning plans to dismantle the Department of Education and uplifting the importance of public education.
What to know about collective bargaining in LBUSD
Contract negotiations between the district and teachers association are underway. Here’s how the process works.
Long Beach Unified releases relocation process for Hudson Elementary teachers and staff
Teachers and staff can select their preferences for relocation, but it isn’t guaranteed.
Long Beach Unified to update board bylaws, still fine-tuning process
Community members expressed concerns over misleading agenda item at the district’s special meeting on Dec. 7.
Long Beach Unified board lags behind on prioritizing student outcomes
The Long Beach Unified school board completed a quarterly self-evaluation of their progress in prioritizing student outcomes and…
New LBUSD policy focuses on suicide awareness for younger students
The district has created a specific K-6 suicide prevention policy with more accessible language.