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Join us for our 2nd Annual Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Festival at Cabrillo High School on Saturday, May 2nd, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.!

Students from the Migrant Education Program (MEP) at Long Beach Unified School District were recognized for their outstanding achievements at the Los Angeles County Office of Education’s 8th annual Migrant Education Program Regional Speech and Debate Tournament on Saturday, March 14.

Six Long Beach Unified schools have been named 2026 California Distinguished Schools, one of the state’s highest honors for public schools. The recognition highlights campuses demonstrating strong academic achievement and progress in supporting all students.

We celebrate Women’s History Month and extend our deepest gratitude and admiration to the women of LBUSD. Your dedication and hard work are the backbone of our District, and your contributions uplift and inspire our students, families, and the entire community every day.

The LCAP ThoughtExchange is designed to gather community input on the LCAP. 

LBUSD’s new classroom cell phone policy is already delivering results at Millikan High School.

As superintendents of public school districts across California, we share a deep respect for the educators and classified professionals who serve students every day. Many of us began our careers in classrooms or school operations, and we understand firsthand the dedication, expertise, and commitment required to support students and communities. Fair compensation, safe working conditions, and professional respect are essential to a strong public education system.

Dr. Baker has prepared a video message for our community, reflecting on her journey in education, her deep connection to Long Beach, and her enduring belief in the power of public schools