Tincher News

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.

Recently, the Long Beach Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved a districtwide sustainability plan to meet clean energy goals by 2045.

Thirty-two Long Beach Unified School District schools are listed on the newest Educational Results Partnership Honor Roll list of California’s top-performing schools.

The Long Beach Public Library, in partnership with the Arts Council for Long Beach and the nonprofit Urban Word NYC, is calling on all teen poets interested in entering the 2025 Long Beach Youth Poet Laureate program

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.

The Long Beach Press-Telegram’s Scary Stories Contest, an annual Halloween tradition, has once again returned!

Join Us for Our Inaugural Districtwide Latino Heritage Celebration! Saturday, September 28, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.