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Long Beach Middle School

Physical Education Department

 

The Long Beach Middle School Education program consists of developmentally appropriate activities that create maximum opportunities for development of skills, knowledge, health-related fitness, and ultimately, the confidence to enjoy an active and healthy lifestyle.
 
Grading Policy
At the middle school, each student is given the opportunity to earn up to ten (10) points every class based on the following scale as awarded by the teacher.

0 - 1 point for being prepared
0 - 2 points for behavior, attitude and sportsmanship
0 - 3 points for participation
0 - 4 points for skill acquisition

ALL P.E. TEACHERS EXTRA HELP: WEDNESDAY
*Mrs. Miller's extra help is upon request.

 

Medically Excused

  • In order to be medically excused students must bring in doctor's note to school nurse's office.
  • Students who are medically excused should report to their P.E. teacher for alternative assignments.
  • Students are cleared to participate again when they bring in a note from their doctor and hand it in to the school nurse

 

 

Physical Education Units          
 
6th Grade Units
◊ Fitness

◊ Soccer

◊ Volleyball

◊ Basketball

◊ Cooperative Games

◊ Badminton

◊ Pillow Hockey

◊ Track & Field
7th & 8th Grade Units
◊ Fitness

◊ Soccer/Football/Speedball

◊ Volleyball

◊ Team Handball

◊ Basketball

◊ Badminton

◊ Pillow Hockey

◊ Tennis/Softball/Lacrosse

 

Parent Support
Do the children of active parents tend to be more active? Yes! However, there are other parental factors that influence physical activity behaviors in children.

  • Parental Encouragement (reduce TV use, positive reinforcement, etc..)
  • Parental Involvement (family walks, practicing skills, coaching, etc...)
  • Parental Facilitation (sign-ups, equipment, transportation, etc...)
  • Parental Role Modeling (walking to the store, doing yard work, etc...)


 

Current News

LBMS Grade 5 to 6 Family Transition Night

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On January 30th, LBMS welcomed incoming 6th grade students and their families for our Grade 5 to 6 Transition Night. The event featured a presentation by school counselor Dr. Ama Darkeh and K-12 Coordinator of School Counseling Mrs. Jaclyn McMahon. Guests enjoyed musical performances by our talented student musicians and music teacher Mr. Danny Neri, student-led tours hosted by National Junior Honor Society members, a department fair organized by our directors, and a helpful session on navigating Google Classroom by LBMS Social Studies Teacher Dr. John Marr. The evening's presentation, along with the Grade 6-8 curriculum guide, is available on our website under the curriculum page.

Date Added: 2/6/2025

LBMS Drama Club Presented Annie, Jr.

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The LBMS Drama Club presented Annie, Jr. for family and friends in the middle school’s auditorium for two evening performances on Jan. 23 and 24. With a cast and crew of close to sixty students, to include an orphan ensemble and servants and New Yorkers ensemble, the classic show followed little orphan Annie through song and dance as she tried to find her parents.  

Sixteen musical performances included favorites such as, Hard Knock Life, You Won’t Be an Orphan for Long and Tomorrow. Lead characters included Mira Mordetsky as Annie, Peyton Waine as Oliver Warbucks and Ellie Steier and Miss Hannigan. The production team included director Scott Scheinson, Assistant Director/Musical Director Christina Farrell, set design and construction was Alison Katulka, Brian Pross and the LBMS Art Club and LBMS Wood Club, Teaching Assistant was Eydie Yarwood and Molly Abrams was student choreographer. 
 

Date Added: 1/27/2025

National History Day Projects Presented

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Long Beach Middle School seventh grade students and families were recently invited to view their National History Day project submissions. Students did an impressive job researching and presenting a wide variety of topics, including the Civil Rights Movement, Women’s Rights, the Holocaust, and the Environmental Protection Agency, to name a few.

Presentations included display boards, websites, and documentaries.  We are very proud of all seventh graders and appreciate the students and families who attended this year’s event. Special thanks to Assistant Principal Mr. Christopher Francaviglia, the LBMS Seventh Grade Social Studies Teachers, all staff who supported students with their research, and all staff that served on our scoring committee.

 

Date Added: 1/27/2025

 

LBMS Robotics Held First Competition

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The Long Beach Middle School Robotics Club recently held its first competition. Four internal teams competed in a variety of trials increasing in complexity and difficulty.

Congratulations to all the participants and special thanks to Long Beach Middle School Technology teachers and LBMS Robotics Club Team Coaches, Mr. Brian Pross and Mr. Michael Santoro for organizing and facilitating the competition. More than 30 middle schoolers participate in the weekly Robotics Club.

Date Added: 1/23/2025

LBMS 2024 Winter Concerts

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The sixth, seventh and eighth grade Band, Orchestra, and Chorus as well as specials music groups, including Chamber Orchestra, WindEnsemble, LBMS Singers, and Jazz Band delighted families, staff, and community members early in December with their outstanding musical performances celebrating the season.   

Special thanks to all the LBMS student performers for their hard work and to the school’s music educators, Mrs. Farrell, Mr. Lobenstein, Mr. Marks, and Mr. Neri for their commitment and dedication to Long Beach students.  We are also grateful to the LBMS families and community members for their continued support of our students. 

Click here to view the LBMS 2024 Winter Concerts slideshow.

Date Added: 1/8/2025