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Two of our Long Beach Unified schools have just been named 2025 California Distinguished Schools! Fremont Elementary and Henry Elementary have officially joined the ranks of the state’s most exceptional schools, earning this highly coveted honor for their relentless commitment to excellence, equity, and student success.

The 40th Annual Norman Gottlieb Student Art Exhibition is coming to the Alpert Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Long Beach, showcasing the incredible talents of middle and high school students from Long Beach Unified School District.

Long Beach Unified stands firmly with our LGBTQ+ students, staff and families—along with every student, every family and every staff member—today and always, and our commitment to Excellence and Equity inspires everything we do.

On January 18, the Long Beach Unified School District proudly celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the Long Beach Parade, a heartfelt tribute to his legacy and tremendous achievements.

Students from the Long Beach Unified School District attended the Port of Long Beach’s Celebrating Women in Trade Event, an annual initiative that offers young women from local high schools the chance to interact with women professionals in the logistics industry.

The Long Beach Unified School District hosted its community-oriented Quarterly Strategic Plan Meeting at Browning High School in December, bringing together staff, community and students surrounding the district’s 2024-29 Strategic Plan.

Patrick Henry Dual Immersion School has been awarded the distinguished CABE Seal of Excellence and recognized as California's number one Dual Language School.