Marshall Middle School teaches students in grades six through eight. The school is implementing the Marshall Academy of Scholars program and is also a national demonstration site for the Advancement via Individual Determination program. It conducts special classes in physical education, art, instrumental music, Spanish and computer application. Marshall Middle School also organizes a Students Embarking on Exploration of Knowledge program. It has a school site council and parent-teacher association that sponsors educational and social programs that complement the classroom curriculum. Marshall Middle School is administered by the Long Beach Unified School District, which has an enrollment of more than 90,000 students in nearly 95 educational institutions.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo High School operates under the Long Beach Unified School District. The school, located in Long Beach, Calif., offers classes from grades nine through 12. It employs trained teachers to provide instruction in a wide range of subjects, including computers, English, foreign languages, health education, industrial technology, physical education and pre-engineering. The school also provides instruction in science, social studies, math, music, special education and visual arts. Its educational support departments include an art club, career center, counseling, project team, service learning and parent-teacher association. The school offers various services and facilities for students, including an online shopping store that stocks a range of sports apparel, headwear and accessories.
