Happenings
Parents - you can log into your ParentVue account to update how School Messenger calls are sent to you. For more information about ParentVue, call Beach High School at (562) 426-6846.
"Expensive personal items should not be brought to Beach High School. Students should leave them at home. Beach High School will not be held responsible for personal items that are lost or stolen and no search will be conducted by staff or student."
For more information on the Common Core State Standards, and the SBAC testing, an electronic version of a powerpoint is available. Please email Miruna Ouatu-Lascar at MOuatuLascar@lbschools.net.
Please provide the following information regarding your son/daughter's absence(s) upon return to school:
- Last name, First name of student
- Date of Absence(s)
- Specific reason for absence
- Name & relation of person providing the information & telephone number
Por favor proporcione la siguiente información con respecto a la ausencia (s) de su hijo (a) al regresar a la escuela:
- Apellido, Nombre del estudiante
- Fecha de la (s) ausencia (s)
- Razón específica de la ausencia
- Nombre y relación de la persona que proporciona la información y número de teléfono
School Site Council and English Learners Advisory Committee for 2018-2019 School Year
School Site Council and English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) are two groups made up of teachers, parents, community members and students. The group purpose is to make decisions on how to spend money allocated to the school. Their determination is based on school data and how to meet student needs. The School Site Council is the decision-making body, while the English Learner Advisory Committee advises the School Site Council on how to best spend money for the English learners.
Beach high school is looking for parents who would like to participate and be a part of either group. If you are interested please visit or call the main office at Beach High School (562) 426-6846.
Submit your name soon as the last chance to vote for this year will be on May 23, 2018, during Open House Night 5:30 – 7 pm in the Auditorium.
Entry and walking
- Entering from the west side follow the striping (yellow walking lines) until they reach the paved area near main office.
Remain on paved area to enter campus through gate on Eat side near café. - If students need to check in skateboards after doing so walk to the East side of campus near head start and remain on paved area to enter gate by café.
- Entering from East side enter new pedestrian gate / walkway and remain on pavement through gate near café.
Driving
- If driving on campus they have three choices:
- Turn let immediately to access west rear parking lot.
- Turn right immediately for parking near head start building
- Proceed straight to go through loop and access front parking and or drop off.
No one should be parking on loop that may cause congestion or in no parking zones.
Exit and walking off campus
- Exit through new east pedestrian pathway and use gate to leave campus via walking
- Exit by pick up – use paved walkways to enter vehicle.
Whether entering or exiting campus avoid street and parking thoroughfares always use areas designated for walking identified by yellow striping.
Beach High School has their own number, 562-426-6846. The extensions are still the same to contact any staff member you need.
All Beach High School Students are expected to be:
- Prompt
- Prepared
- Productive
- Polite
Daily in every class.
School Attendance - Beach HS earns approximately $30 per day for student attendance. Students who are absent must bring a note to clear the absence the day they return. Students with unexcused absences are assigned Saturday School.
School Discipline - Beach follows the guidelines of the California Education Code. Students should come to school with a focus on learning. Students who are disruptive in class may be assigned to a buddy teacher, or referred to the office. Teachers call home when inappropriate behavior continues. Parents may call the office to schedule an appointment to meet with the teacher, counselor, program specialist or principal if they need more information or assistance. School Safety Police or Long Beach Police are called if a serious violation occurs.
Los Angeles County Probation Officer- Mr. Manai is the LA County Probation officer assigned to Beach High School. He meets with his students on a regular basis, and is available to discuss students being placed on a "236" pre-probation program. Call (562) 426-6846 x 206
The tardy policy will be expanded at Beach High School to include ALL classes. Students tardy to class will make up time after class.
