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Long Beach High School

322 Lagoon Drive West, Lido Beach, NY 11561

Attendance Office:

(516) 897-2003

Main Office:

(516) 897-2012  

Principal:  Andrew Y. Smith, Ed.D.

(516) 897-2013

Vice Principals/Students A-F:    Christopher Webel

(516) 897-2015

Vice Principals/Students G-O:  Ms. Elizabeth Walsh-Bulger

(516) 897-2010

Vice Principals/Students P-Z:    Dr. Francine Newman 

(516) 897-2022

Deans:       Phil Bruno – Students A-K
                   Chris Brown – Students L-Z

(516) 897-2030

Hours:

7:50 a.m. - 2:50 p.m.

Office Hours:

7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Freshman Orientation Aug. 27, 2025 - Information below

  ANNOUNCEMENTS: 

 

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The Morning Wave - Live Streamed Every School Day at 9:23AM!

 


LBHS Film Festival

Friday, May 16th, 2025 - Long Beach High School Auditorium 7:00-9:45PM

Must submit films by May 2nd. Light refreshments will be available for purchase. Scan QR code to vote.

Open for anyone to enter! (HS and MS)
Enter in YOUR FILMS to win awards in these categories:
Documentary, PSA, Music Video, Comedy, Morning Wave Related Content (Ad, Spot, Intro), Middle School Film, Audience Choice Award

LBHS Film Festival flyer.

 


School News

Six LB Students Show Work in Best Young Artists ExhibitLong Beach HS Art and Photo Students Commended for CreativityHead LB Wrestling Coach Named Newsday Coach of the YearCareer Fair Brings Enthusiasm for Bright FuturesLB Fashion Show Supports Post-Prom Safety

Current News

Long Beach High School Student Awarded Rensselaer Medal

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Long Beach High School congratulates junior Arsen Hrabko on being selected as the recipient of the prestigious Rensselaer Medal, an honor awarded by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) to outstanding high school students who have demonstrated excellence in mathematics and science.

For over a century, RPI has partnered with high schools around the world to identify and celebrate exceptional students through this award, which was first presented in 1916. The Rensselaer Medal recognizes superlative academic achievement and is designed to encourage promising young scholars to pursue careers in science, engineering, and technology.

As a Medalist, Arsen is eligible for a merit scholarship, guaranteed for four years (or five years for students enrolling in RPI’s Bachelor of Architecture program), upon acceptance and enrollment at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

This recognition is a testament to Arsen’s hard work, talent, and passion for STEM, and Long Beach High School is proud to celebrate this significant accomplishment. 

 

Date Added: 6/25/2025

Long Beach High School Students Honored with RIT High School Awards

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Congratulations to the following Long Beach High School juniors who have been selected to receive the prestigious Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) High School Awards. These honors recognize exceptional leadership, service, and academic achievement in specific fields of study:

* Sophiana Arroyo – Humanities and Social Sciences
* Ryan Fackler – Business and Leadership
* Jack Klang – Computing
* Vanessa Maltez – Women in STEM
* Marissa Miller – Science and Math
* Bohdee Wardana – Art and Design

If accepted into a RIT BS/BFA program and enrolled full-time in Fall 2026 directly after high school, approved nominees will receive an undergraduate scholarship.

Date Added: 6/25/2025

Long Beach Student Receives Shield Award

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Long Beach High School junior Reese Gallinaro has been selected as the recipient of the prestigious SHIELD Award, presented by the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office.

The SHIELD Award honors a high school junior who exemplifies Service, Honesty, Integrity, Excellence, Leadership, and Duty. Reese was recognized for demonstrating outstanding strength of character, a deep commitment to personal growth, and a passion for making a positive impact in the community.

Reese has consistently gone above and beyond both in and out of the classroom, earning the admiration of peers, teachers, and community members alike. Her dedication to service, leadership in school initiatives, and drive to inspire others make her a fitting recipient of this meaningful award.

“We are incredibly proud of Reese for this well-deserved recognition,” said Long Beach Coordinator of School Counseling Jaclyn McMahon. “She embodies the core values represented by the SHIELD Award and serves as a role model for her fellow students.”

Presented annually by the Nassau County District Attorney, the SHIELD Award acknowledges young leaders across the county who are working to create a better, more just future. Reese joins a distinguished group of honorees who are leading with compassion, courage, and integrity.

Date Added: 6/25/2025