LBUSD Board Policy 5131.8 restricts the use of mobile devices during instructional time, with certain exemptions. This year, K-8 campuses will enforce this policy throughout the entire school day, promoting cell phone-free environments. High school students will have limited use for essential tasks. We encourage families to delay giving children mobile devices until high school. Success in this effort depends on a strong partnership between families and school staff to foster a focused learning environment.
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The Board of Education has approved the concept for an estimated $19 million, 45-meter pool modernization project at LBHS during its regular meeting on October 10. The modernization, a critical upgrade to the existing pool infrastructure, has undergone significant changes since the original plan was presented in March 2023.
The California Department of Education released its statewide assessment results today, with Laguna Beach Unified School District ranking No. 1 among unified districts in Orange County for English language arts, math, and science scores.
LBUSD will provide a unique opportunity for students and community members to engage with local politics as students of LBHS host the 2024 City Council Candidate Forum on October 1. The event, which takes place in the LBHS Artists’ Theater from 6 to 7:30 p.m., will feature candidates Bob Whalen, Judie Mancuso, Hallie Jones, and George Weiss.
LBUSD has launched Season 4: Every Student, Every Day of the Inside LBUSD podcast, offering listeners a more personal glimpse into the lives of LBUSD staff. Through friendly conversations between colleagues, the podcast explores how their unique experiences shape the essential work they do in supporting students.
Two Laguna Beach High School seniors, Frederic Butler and Lyric Hagen, have been named semifinalists in the 70th annual National Merit Scholarship Program by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation®.
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Honor Roll Designation for Increasing AP Access
2020
Partner School with Stanford's Challenge Success Program
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Student Participation in Arts and Athletics
2019
Designated "No Place for Hate" Model High School