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Mission & Vision

Committed to celebrating diversity and embracing uniqueness, the Long Branch Public Schools family strives to educate, develop and support every student to become successful community members in a rapidly changing world.

Long Branch Public Schools  seeks to empower our students socially, emotionally, and academically for life and career in an inclusive, dynamic and innovative learning environment from PreK thru 12th grade and beyond.

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Employee of the Month
Employee of the Month

Each month we honor individuals who go above and beyond in their service to our students and school community. Their commitment reflects the true Green Wave spirit and inspires excellence throughout the district.

Joseph M. Ferraina Early Childhood Learning Center
Joseph M. Ferraina Early Childhood Learning Center (opens in new window/tab)

Each month, Long Branch Public Schools shines a spotlight on one of our schools to celebrate its unique strengths, accomplishments, and community spirit. Our School Spotlight highlights innovative classroom projects, student achievements, dedicated staff, and strong family partnerships. By focusing on one school each month, we honor the incredible work happening across the district and share the stories that make our schools truly special.

Support Staff of the Month
Support Staff of the Month

Long Branch Public Schools proudly recognizes our Support Staff of the Month, honoring essential team members who help our schools thrive. Through their dedication and reliability, they strengthen our entire school community.

Green Wave Happenings

Long Branch Public Schools – Black History Month Celebrations

Across Long Branch Public Schools, Black History Month was celebrated through meaningful lessons, creative expression, and schoolwide activities that honored the achievements and lasting contributions of Black leaders, artists, and changemakers. Students and staff engaged in thoughtful discussions, projects, and performances that deepened understanding of history while connecting its impact to the present.

A special highlight of this year’s celebrations was the Long Branch High School dance program, which visited schools throughout the district to share powerful performances in honor of Black History Month. These student-led presentations brought history to life through movement and storytelling, inspiring younger students and strengthening connections across grade levels.

We are proud of the many ways our schools came together to celebrate Black History Month, reinforcing our shared commitment to equity, cultural awareness, and belonging for every student.

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A bulletin board display featuring the title %22Ruby Bridges%22 with various items and information related to the civil rights activist and her story.
A large indoor space filled with a crowd of people sitting on the floor, with various displays and exhibits visible in the background.
A group of students are seated in an auditorium, watching a performance on stage by a group of dancers or performers.