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As superintendents of public school districts across California, we share a deep respect for the educators and classified professionals who serve students every day. Many of us began our careers in classrooms or school operations, and we understand firsthand the dedication, expertise, and commitment required to support students and communities. Fair compensation, safe working conditions, and professional respect are essential to a strong public education system.

Dr. Baker has prepared a video message for our community, reflecting on her journey in education, her deep connection to Long Beach, and her enduring belief in the power of public schools

On November 16, the Long Beach Museum of Art (LBMA) hosted an exhibition showcasing the impressive artwork of middle school students from the Long Beach Unified School District. 

Join us for the annual Early Learning and Kindergarten Festivals, held for families of incoming 2025-26 transitional kindergarten (TK) and kindergarten students, beginning on January 7 through March 7, with an additional "Celebration of the Young Child" event on April 25.

Nearly 1,500 Long Beach students explored their futures at the Long Beach College & Career Expo, marking the event’s exciting return since the pandemic — and one of the city’s largest career events in more than five years.

The Press-Telegram’s 2025 Halloween-themed Scary Stories Contest recognized the following talented Long Beach Unified School District students across various categories:

The Long Beach Press-Telegram's Annual Scary Stories Contest has returned! It is time for Long Beach students to once again send their scariest drawings and most haunting stories.

On September 27, the Long Beach Unified School District's Office of Equity, Engagement & Partnerships hosted its 2nd Annual Districtwide Latino Heritage Celebration at Cabrillo High School.