Original Research by School Decision on Select Community Day (secondary)
Select Community Day (Secondary) is an alternative school that is no longer in operation. The school, located on Argonne Avenue in Long Beach, served middle and high school students, but has been closed.
Without active enrollment, current academic performance data, or operational information, there is little to report about what this school offered or how students were progressing. The data shows only that it exists in records as a closed facility within the Long Beach Unified School District.
If you are researching this school because a family member attended it or you are interested in the history of LBUSD, the district currently operates other secondary options, including traditional public schools, magnet programs, and alternative pathways for students whose needs differ from mainstream settings. The district places students by home address, though a school-choice lottery allows families to request transfers. For current middle and high school choices in Long Beach, contacting LBUSD directly or reviewing the district's website would provide information about active schools and their programs.
Long Beach itself is a large, walkable coastal city with distinct neighborhoods ranging from beachfront and canal districts to tree-lined residential areas. The housing market there is substantial, with median home values well above the state average and rents reflecting an urban, in-demand location. The economy is anchored by the Port of Long Beach, one of the nation's busiest, alongside aerospace, health care, education, and technology sectors. The city is in a marked growth phase, with substantial new residential development, particularly downtown, reshaping the urban core into a 24/7 mixed-use neighborhood.
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