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Long Beach Middle School

Clubs

Please click on Club Meeting Days and Times to view when specific clubs are held. Most clubs run from 3:00-4:00PM. We have 4:15PM buses that travel the following routes down Park Avenue:

East: From Lincoln to Monroe - then to Point Lookout

Central: From Riverside to Magnolia

West: From Laurelton to the West End

 

Current News

Job & Resource Fair - April 2, 2025

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Date Added: 3/12/2025

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LBMS Presents Superheroes

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With Great Powers Comes Ordinary Responsibilities!

Dates: April 3rd at 7:00 pm & April 4th at 7:00 pm

Click here to get tickets.

Date Added: 3/11/2025

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LBMS Honors Black History Month with Musical Celebration

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On Friday, February 28th, Long Beach Middle School held its annual Black History through Music Celebration Assembly, featuring a special musical program showcasing staff and student musicians, as well as special guest, The Nehemiah Movement, an organization dedicated to promoting unity through song and outreach.

The program featured a collection of historical musical contributions from black musicians featuring staff and student musicians, including Ms. Caroline Espinet, Ms. Natasha Nurse, Ms. Christina Farrell, Ms. Jaysha Teemer, Mr. Jake Baron, Dr. Michael Capobianco, Mr. Walter Kramme, Mr. Dave Lobenstein, Mr. Justin Marks, Mr. Danny Neri, Mr. Parker Ramsey, and Mr. Stephen Salerno.

Student performers included: Judah Ebron, Danny Gravina and Sammy Monaghan, student emcees: Quinn Allison, Elijah Awai, Lola Gildersleeve, Sophie Gildersleeve, Hanna Heitefuss, Machai Thornton, performances by the LBMS Singers, and the LBMS Steppers. 

The program captivated students and staff with a diverse range of musical genres, including gospel, hip-hop, rap, R&B, and rock, providing a vibrant celebration of Black culture and history.
 

Click here to view the LBMS Honors Black History Month with Musical Celebration slideshow.

 

Date Added: 3/7/2025

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