Proud To Be LBUSD Podcast Long Beach Unified School District

"More For Students" is a program at Wilson High School that relies on voluntary staff donations to provide for students in need. Teacher Ted Hollister, Campus Staff Assistant Beatriz Nievez, and Counselor Lucas Clardy discuss the program's origins, how it maintains funding, and the positive impact it has had on Wilson students.

Athletic Coordinator Sharif of the Freeman E. Fairfield / Westside Boys & Girls Clubs of Long Beach discusses the club's activities, programs, and vision.

Vision 2035 is a new aspirational vision that reimagines education in LBUSD. Brian Moskovitz, Chief Academic Officer, discusses the System Portrait, which describes the changes needed in the school district to create the conditions that will enable adults to attain the Adult Portrait and support students in realizing the Graduate Portrait.

This week's guest is Silvia, a member of the Cabrillo High School Female Leadership Academy (FLA). Silvia discusses FLA's goal at Cabrillo HS, what members can get out of the program, and her hopes for the program's future.

Vision 2035 is a new aspirational vision that reimagines education in LBUSD. David Zaid, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary & K-8 Schools discusses the Adult Portrait, which describes what all adults in the District need to know, be, and be able to do in order to support each student’s journey toward realizing the Graduate Portrait.

This episode's guests are seniors Katelyn and Natalie, Co-Secretaries General of Poly High School's Model United Nations program. Model United Nations, also known as Model UN or MUN, is an “academic simulation of the United Nations where students play the role of delegates from different countries and attempt to solve real-world issues with the policies and perspectives of their assigned country.”