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A choir of young people in black dresses stands on a stage with a blue backdrop, while an audience watches from the dark foreground.
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Celebrate LBHS Homecoming Weekend October 16–17! Start with SchoolPower’s Homecoming Huddle at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the district parking lot, followed by Breaker Football against Dana Hills at 7 p.m. at Guyer Field. The Homecoming Dance begins at 7 p.m. Saturday in the LBHS Main Quad.

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The Laguna Beach Police Department will offer an e-bike safety course at Thurston Middle School on Sunday, October 11, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with 90-minute time slots. Students who ride an e-bike to campus must complete an approved safety course and obtain a permit. A parent or guardian must attend.

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Students are invited to celebrate Laguna Beach’s centennial with original artwork inspired by the city’s coastline, natural environment, history, community, arts and culture, a favorite local place, or its future. Submit artwork by October 30 for consideration for display throughout the city.

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The Social Media Silence Challenge began with a simple question: What would students notice if they stepped away from social media for one week?

The Laguna Beach High School counseling team developed this voluntary digital wellness initiative in response to ongoing conversations with students about distraction, stress, screen time, sleep, and the pressure to “always be connected.” Rather than adding to the stream of adults talking at students about whether social media is “good” or “bad,” the team sought to give students space to step back, examine their own habits, and feel empowered to make confident, thoughtful decisions about how social media fits into their lives.

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