This year’s Business Olympics competition challenged teams to step into the role of business consultants, selecting an existing local business in the Long Beach, Point Lookout, Atlantic Beach, Lido Beach, or Island Park communities and developing a proposal to enhance its operations and market performance. Students showcase their skills in research, presentation, and creative marketing, applying real-world business concepts to local enterprises.

Congratulations to Sydney Brandt, Winter Collinson, Avery Schab, Jack Klang, Shane Haglich, Meadow Prafder, Alanna Damiani, Vanessa Leddy, Elicah Gabriel, Natalie Kwon, Kylie Duncan, and Rylee Albanese for their hard work, professionalism, and creativity. Their efforts reflect the strong academic and career-readiness opportunities within our district, and we are incredibly proud of their accomplishments!

On December 10 and 11, Long Beach Middle School was proud to host its Winter Concerts, where students delighted families, staff, and community members with two evenings of outstanding musical performances.

Students from the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Band, Orchestra, and Chorus took the stage sharing their enthusiasm for music. In addition, audiences enjoyed performances by LBMS’s morning music groups, including Chamber Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, LBMS Singers, and Jazz Band.

The concerts were a true celebration of student dedication and the strong support of the school community.

Special thanks to all of the talented students for their hard work and commitment, and to their families for their continued encouragement and attendance.

LBMS also proudly recognizes the dedication of its music educators Mrs. Farrell, Mr. Lobenstein, Mr. Marks, and Mr. Neri for their guidance and passion to our music education program.

Date Added: 12/16/2025

Recently at LBHS, the Israeli Culture Club, Aspire, the African American Club, and the Asian Pacific Islander Club hosted their annual holiday celebration featuring traditional foods from their cultures. It was a wonderful event that highlighted the rich diversity within our community!

Date Added: 12/11/2025

Long Beach High School is proud to congratulate the 2025 HOBY Ambassador Thomas Jacoby and Alternate Ambassador, Karina Rios. The Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) Award is a nationally recognized program that empowers young leaders through skill-building and service-learning experiences.

Both sophomores, Thomas and Karina impressed the committee with their commitment to service and their emerging leadership skills.

Additionally, the following 10th grade students, Rebecca Arden, Sophia Lipkin, Grace Haglich, Audrey Maggio, Quinn Radin, Rylee Varian and Hailey Vordermeier were nominated for the HOBY Award. These students were selected for demonstrating strong character, initiative, and leadership within our school community.

We are proud of all the HOBY nominees and look forward to what the future holds for each of these students.

Long Beach High School is proud to announce senior Aidan Tarsia has been selected as a 2025 QuestBridge Match Scholarship Recipient, an honor earned through his outstanding academic achievement and completion of a highly rigorous application process. Aidan will attend Boston College on a full four-year scholarship.

Through the highly competitive QuestBridge National College Match, top students from across the country are matched with prestigious colleges that cover the entire cost of attendance, including tuition, housing, meals, books, supplies, and travel. This year, QuestBridge matched 2,550 seniors nationwide with full scholarships to its 55 partner colleges.   

We are incredibly proud of Aidan for this extraordinary achievement. His hard work, resilience, and dedication have opened the door to an incredible opportunity at Boston College.

 

Date Added: 12/5/2025