The atmosphere and vibe of the school is very good and welcoming. Our teachers are very helpful and always try to keep us up and focused in life and school work.
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Posted by a student on 09/19/09
Just can't hide that Poly Pride. As a former jackrabbit, I am proud that our children are going to Long Beach Poly. Truly . . .The Home of Scholars and Champions!
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Posted by a parent on 07/04/09
This school is very awesome even though i only went there for about only a semester ]: due to moving . i would say this hs is the most excellent one in the whole district . Go Jacks .
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Posted by a student on 03/31/09
As the father of a third generation alumnus who graduated last year, I could not have wished for a better school for my son to attend. The educational experience offered is without equal. Although people often speak of the schools athletic prowess, its music and academic programs are incredible, it
... Read more is clearly one of the best high schools in this country. The school is unique, more than 100 languages are spoken in the homes of the students, but the school offers a cohesive experience for its students and alumni. It has been this way since my father and uncle attended in the 1920's, as well as when my brother and I attended in the 1960's. Friendships made at Poly will last a lifetime. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/21/09
As of right now, I am a student at Poly High School, and I really enjoy it. I am in the PACE program and it is very demanding, but that shouldn't idscourage anyone from going. There are many clubs and extracurricular activities to be a part of. My teachers have been great so far, and I am sure they will
... Read more be next year too. It is a huge school with plentiful diversity, which I think is a great atmosphere. All in all, it is a grea school for learning and fun. Read less
Posted by a student on 10/26/08
I recently graduated from Poly's PACE Program and glad to say that Poly is a Great school! Was nominated as the top high school sport's program. Home of the Scholars and Champions! Go Jackrabbits!
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Posted by a student on 07/10/07
I attended several High Schools in my high School days (4). Though I only went to Poly for a short while, I can say it completely dominates. I would even venture to say it is the best school I ever attended all together.
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Posted by a former student on 02/23/07
My daughter is a freshman @ Poly this year in the PACE program. Despite the fact that there are over 4400 students on campus, her transition coming from a much smaller academy-type middle school(Newcomb)couldn't have been more seamless.I have been on campus several times & have felt a pride and sense
... Read more of legacy there that I have never felt on any other high school campus - including my alumnus-St.Joseph HS. I can only speak of the PACE program, but the teachers/staff are deeply involved with and dedicated to our childrens' education. They truly embody the adage,'No child left behind'. In addition to an education on par(or better than)most private schools,Poly also provides electives and extracurricular activities in a public school environment that most other schools do not offer... classes to learn how to play musical instruments,how to dance...and a top echelon sports program for both boys and girls. Go Jackrabbits! Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/11/06
There CIC & PACE program has help students in preparing for college courses.Also, the booster club and parents are strongly involved with different activities. Poly has been great over 20 year that I have known them to be. All administrative and staff members in different departments has held a positive
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Posted by a parent on 09/15/06
This is a good school if you are involved in extracurricular activities. Also if you want to take the more difficult courses try to get in Pace or CIC.
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Long Beach schools — Long Beach Polytechnic High School is located at 1600 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach CA 90813. 1600 Atlantic Ave is in the Downtown Long Beach neighborhood and 90813 ZIP code in Long Beach, CA The school district for Long Beach Polytechnic High School is the Long Beach Unified School District. Long Beach Polytechnic High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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