News Archive

Launching January 28, Strength in Parenting is a new monthly seminar-style series for parents and guardians of students in grades 5–12. Designed to reduce isolation and build confidence, the series focuses on preventing alcohol and drug misuse through guided conversation and practical, take-home strategies.

New student enrollment for Laguna Beach Unified School District will open on Wednesday, Feb. 11. 

Summer program dates are now available for students in grades 1–8, grades 9–12, and the LEAD (Learn, Enrich, Advance, Discover) summer program.

High school students are invited to attend Industry Spotlight career panels and Career Education informational nights this spring to connect directly with professionals across a range of career fields. Join these engaging sessions to explore real-world career pathways and gain insight into future academic and professional options.

LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. – Cama Stevens, an elementary visual and performing arts teacher on special assignment in Laguna Beach Unified School District, has been honored with the 2026 Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) Award by the Orange County Music and Arts Administrators (OCMAA). 

LBUSD this week announced its 2025 Employees of the Year, recognizing Randi Beckley, a world language French teacher at Thurston Middle School with 19 years of service, as Teacher of the Year, and Thasa Zuziak, a special education instructional aide at Laguna Beach High School with 12 years of service, as Classified Employee of the Year.

The LBUSD District Offices will be closed to the public from December 22 to 26, December 31, and January 1 for winter break.

Laguna Beach High School (LBHS) celebrated the grand opening of its new edible garden on Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025, a student-driven project born from ideas presented in last year’s Sustain SoCal Challenge. 

LBUSD Vocal Music Presents: Home for the Holidays

Join us for an evening of festive music and holiday cheer as our talented vocal students take the stage for Home for the Holidays!

This winter, the Laguna Beach High School Dance Department invites you to experience The Met on Park Avenue — our own coastal interpretation of where art meets the sea. Inspired by the creativity and sophistication of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this concert transforms the stage into a living gallery where movement, music, and visual art converge.