It’s time to refresh your wardrobe the eco-friendly way! The Beach Boutique is a special pop-up “shop” where students can swap gently used clothing they’ve outgrown or grown tired of and pick out new-to-you favorites all at no cost.

Event Details
Saturday & Sunday, November 8 and 9
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Middle School Gym

Before the event, help stock the racks by donating gently used clothing in any school building throughout the week. For those who prefer a quick drop-off, the Drive-In Donation Center will be open in the back parking lot by the Middle School Gym on Friday, November 7, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Join us to “shop the swap,” find something new, and help give our clothes and the planet a second life. See you at the Beach Boutique!

Save the Date: November 20, 21 & 22 at 7:00 p.m.

Long Beach High School Theatre Department Presents
The Man Who Came to Dinner
by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart

Location: Long Beach High School Auditorium
Tickets: Click here to go to the tickets site
For special seating needs, call: (516) 897-6500

The Long Beach High School Theatre Department invites the Long Beach community to its fall production of The Man Who Came to Dinner, a classic American comedy by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. Performances will be held on November 20, 21, and 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Long Beach High School Auditorium.

Set in the small town of Mesalia, Ohio, just before Christmas in the late 1930s, the play follows the famously outlandish New York City radio wit Sheridan Whiteside, who is invited to dine at the home of factory owner Ernest W. Stanley and his family. Before he can even step inside, Whiteside slips on a patch of ice and injures his hip, forcing him to remain in the Stanleys’ home under the care of Dr. Bradley, Miss Preen, and his loyal secretary, Maggie Cutler.

Confined but undeterred, Whiteside proceeds to turn the household upside down—disrupting routines, sparking romances, and igniting chaos with an endless stream of eccentric visitors and outrageous antics. With its sharp wit, fast-paced dialogue, and colorful characters, The Man Who Came to Dinner delivers an evening of laughter and lively satire on celebrity, manners, and domestic mayhem.

Join us for this entertaining production showcasing the talent and creativity of Long Beach High School’s student performers and crew.

For tickets and additional information, click here.

Long Beach High School is proud to announce the top two students for the Class of 2026. Congratulations to valedictorian Marissa Miller and salutatorian Arsen Hrabko.

Marissa is a dedicated and accomplished student balancing a wide range of academic and extracurricular commitments. She is President of the National Honor Society and co-vice president of the Math Team and is a member of both the World Language Honor Society and the LBHS Colorguard. She co-founded Beyond the Beaker, a science club, with her friend, Annie to share their love of science with peers. She serves as President of the Youth Wellness Council, advocating for student wellness initiatives, including the successful introduction of the school’s wellness center, The Well.

As an IB Diploma candidate, Marissa demonstrates a commitment to academic excellence while actively contributing to her community through leadership and service. Additionally, she has been dancing at the Dance Loft since age four and has been competing since first grade, dance is a true passion.

Arsen Hrabko is a highly accomplished and driven student with a passion for mathematics, physics, and computer science. He began attending Long Beach High School in the ninth grade when he first arrived in the United States from the Ukraine. Over the last few years, he has challenged himself academically and has completed 14 AP exams and is accelerating in the International Baccalaureate program. He has an intense commitment to rigorous self-study and academic growth.

Beyond the classroom, Arsen is a dedicated and creative individual. He has developed engaging educational tools, including a computer science project, Calculus Company, designed to help students practice for the AB Calculus Exam in a fun and interactive way. He has also contributed to the school community through writing, including a feature article for the school newspaper and speeches on topics ranging from AP exams to computer science discussions. He speaks Ukrainian, English, Russian, and some Spanish. Arsen thrives in collaborative environments such as Math Club and enjoys sharing knowledge with peers. His enthusiasm for learning, coupled with his willingness to tackle challenges head-on, makes him a standout student and an inspiring member of his school community.

The vote for the districtwide capital projects plan funded by bond has passed! Thank you to the Long Beach Public Schools community for voting.

Yes: 727
No: 131

Long Beach High School’s Theatre and IB Dance students recently had the extraordinary opportunity to participate in a West End–style masterclass led by Kieran Jae, Head of Musical Theatre at Performers College Essex, part of BIMM University in the United Kingdom.

Performers College and BIMM University are internationally recognized for training performers who go on to work professionally across the West End, Broadway, and international stages.

During his visit to Long Beach High School, Mr. Jae worked with students in Studio in Theatre, Musical Theatre, and IB Dance classes—offering hands-on instruction, professional-level feedback, and an inspiring glimpse into the world of collegiate and professional performing arts training.

In addition, Mr. Jae shared valuable insight into UK performing arts education and pathways for international students interested in pursuing their passion abroad.

This special experience was made possible through a collaborative effort among the School Counseling Department, the Department of Media, Visual, and Performing Arts, and the Athletics Department, highlighting Long Beach’s commitment to providing students with diverse, world-class learning opportunities that bridge academics, wellness, and the arts.