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 Action for Healthy Kids and USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service have honored Laguna Beach Unified School District with the Small or Rural Food Authority Breakfast Trailblazer Award and the Small or Rural School Food Authority Lunch Trailblazer Award for improving the nutritional quality of school meals.
Ava Knepper, a senior at LBHS, was honored on June 3 at the Orange County Athletic Directors' Association Athlete of the Year dinner held at Servite High School. Knepper was named the Sunset Conference Female Athlete of the Year, recognizing her outstanding athletic achievements and dedication to water polo and swim.
Laguna Beach High School students demonstrated their skills in a simulated mass casualty incident simulation on Wednesday at Guyer Stadium. During the exercise, students enrolled in the Career Technical Education Pathways for Emergency Response and Theatre collaborated to reenact a scenario involving a power transformer explosion at the stadium.
Six LBHS student-athletes participated in spring signing day on Wednesday afternoon, officially committing to an NCAA Division I or Division II school that has offered them a scholarship to play for a sports team.
The ceramics program at LBHS offers a comprehensive journey into the world of ceramic arts, beginning with Ceramics 1 and advancing through to AP Studio Art 3D Design. In this edition of our Student Artist Spotlight, we are proud to feature the exceptional work of Meg Gardner, a ceramics student whose journey and achievements exemplify the excellence of the LBHS program.
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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