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Long Beach High School

322 Lagoon Drive West, Lido Beach, NY 11561

Attendance Office:

(516) 897-2003

Main Office:

(516) 897-2012  

Principal:  Mr. Jeffrey Myers

(516) 897-2013

Vice Principals/Students A-F:    Dr. Andrew Smith

(516) 897-2015

Vice Principals/Students G-O:  Ms. Elizabeth Walsh-Bulger

(516) 897-2010

Vice Principals/Students P-Z:    Dr. Francine Newman 

(516) 897-2022

Deans:       Phil Bruno – Students A-K
                   Chris Brown – Students L-Z

(516) 897-2030

Hours:

7:50 a.m. - 2:50 p.m.

Office Hours:

7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.


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Job & Resource Fair - April 2, 2025

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Date Added: 3/12/2025

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LBHS Theatre Department Presented “Anything Goes”

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The Long Beach High School Theatre Department recently presented Anything Goes, the beloved musical by Cole Porter, to family and friends for two evening performances on March 14 and 15 in the school’s auditorium.

The production, set aboard the luxurious S.S. American, was a vibrant and fast-paced spectacle, showcasing a talented cast and crew of over 90 students. The show featured a Featured Dance Ensemble, a dedicated Ensemble, and a Pit Orchestra, all working together to bring the story to life.

Anything Goes weaves a delightful narrative filled with comedy, romance, and a dash of intrigue. The plot revolves around a love triangle, tap-dancing sailors, and even a bit of blackmail, creating a captivating atmosphere for audiences. The performances were complemented by iconic, timeless songs such as “I Get a Kick Out of You” and the title song, “Anything Goes,” which resonated with everyone in attendance.

Director and Long Beach Theatre and English teacher, Leslie Kohn said, It has been a pleasure to collaborate with students, teachers, and administrators who share a passion for the arts. Throughout this process, everyone has grown tremendously—not only as performers but also as individuals. Our students have practiced tirelessly, challenged themselves, and even learned new skills, including tap dancing.

The lead roles were performed by Stephania Robinson as the charismatic Reno Sweeney and Nate White as the charming Billy J. Crocker. With such a large and dedicated cast, the production was a true testament to the hard work and creativity of the students, leaving the audience thoroughly entertained and impressed with their outstanding performances.

Long Beach Director of Media, Visual & Performing Arts, Julia Lang-Sharipo said, Our production of Anything Goes was truly a stellar representation of this beloved Cole Porter classic. It provided an incredible opportunity for all our students to showcase their talents, from the performers on stage and in the pit orchestra, to our dedicated backstage crew ensuring the sets, props, and costumes were picture-perfect.”  She continued by extending, “Special thanks to the guidance of Ms. Yazak and Dr. Capobianco, the show sounded absolutely fantastic, while Ms. Kohn and Ms. Vella worked tirelessly to help our students perfect their performances. Judging by the enthusiastic response from the audience on opening night, it’s clear that Anything Goes is a timeless show with a special place in many people’s hearts. What a truly wonderful experience for everyone involved!

 

Click here to view the LBHS Theatre Department Presented “Anything Goes” slideshow.

 

Date Added: 3/19/2025

 

Long Beach Art Student Gets Scholarship

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Congratulations to Long Beach High School senior Damien Ganpat for receiving a Nassau County Art Supervisors Association Senior Art Scholarship Award. He was honored with the award at a special ceremony held earlier this month. This prestigious scholarship recognizes a senior who has consistently displayed outstanding talent and dedication to his art. Damien is pictured with Julia Lang-Shapiro, Long Beach Director of Media, Visual & Performing Arts.

Date Added: 3/19/2025

LBHS Students Receive All-State Football Honors

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Photo Caption (L-R): Congratulations to Shea Mullarkey, Wyatt Katzen, and Brody Riedel for earning All-State honors in football, alongside Long Beach High School Coach Rocco Tenebruso.

Date Added: 3/5/2025

LBHS Students Recognized in Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Long Beach High School is proud to announce that several talented students have received accolades at the 2025 Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. thumbnail264730
Long Beach High School is proud to announce that several talented students have received accolades at the 2025 Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. thumbnail264731
Long Beach High School is proud to announce that several talented students have received accolades at the 2025 Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. thumbnail264732

Long Beach High School is proud to announce that several talented students have received accolades at the 2025 Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. These prestigious awards recognize outstanding creative works from students across the region, with winners moving on to the national competition.

Among the most notable achievements, four students received the coveted Regional Gold Key, which qualifies them for national consideration. These students are:
·         Sadie D'Amico – En Pointe (Photography)
·         Sophia Ferrara – Hundred Glances (Photography)
·         Sienna Hornberger – Boucle Bleu (Fashion)
·         Erica Rios – Brick by Brick (Mixed Media)

National winners will be announced at the end of March, and we are hopeful for these students to be recognized on the national stage. Other notable awardees include:
·         Sara Biancamano – Pieces of Me (Mixed Media) – Honorable Mention
·         Blanca Esposito – Technicolor (Photography) – Honorable Mention
·         Reese Gallinaro – Blooming Mind (Mixed Media) – Honorable Mention
·         Delaney Gravina – Leftover Halloween Candy (Drawing & Illustration) – Honorable Mention
·         Caden Kaplan – Dawn Patrol (Photography) – Silver Key
·         Shauna Kelly – Sandy Sunset (Photography) – Silver Key
·         Lia Ramirez – Self Reflecting (Photography) – Honorable Mention
·         Vivienne Zangaro – Sweet Treat (Drawing & Illustration) – Honorable Mention

Additionally, Sienna Hornberger was recognized with multiple awards in the Fashion category:
·         Cobalt Contour (Fashion) – Honorable Mention
·         Gothic Rouge (Fashion) – Silver Key
·         Marie Intertwined (Fashion) – Honorable Mention
·         Measuring Up (Fashion) – Honorable Mention

These awards represent the dedication, hard work, and creativity of the students involved, and Long Beach High School is honored to celebrate their accomplishments. We are so proud of our students' achievements in the 2025 Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, said Julia Lang-Shapiro, Long Beach Director of Media, Visual & Performing Arts.   Their creativity and passion for the arts are truly inspiring, and we look forward to seeing their continued growth and success in the future.

Special recognition is also due to the students’ dedicated teachers: Lorraine Levchenko, Marlon Lainez, and Eric Fox, whose guidance and support have been instrumental in helping these students reach their artistic potential.

Congratulations to all the award winners, and we look forward to seeing how their artistry will continue to shine on the national stage.

Click here to view the LBHS Students Recognized in Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards slideshow.

 

Date Added: 3/7/2025