The LBHS Band and Guard were invited to perform for the National Memorial Day Parade on May 26, 2025, in Washington, D.C. The students marched down Constitution Avenue in front of over 100,000 attendees. In addition the group visited many sites in the city.    

On May 18, 2025 it was officially announced that Mr. Joe Barcellos, the Los Banos High School’s long term athletic director was retiring. After fifteen years as athletic director, Barcellos definitely made an impact on the high school’s athletic program. Being an athletic director isn’t...

The Class of 2025 enjoyed their final walk around campus on June 2, ending their last regular school day before senior activities begin. Seniors will have their Elementary Walk, Grad Night, and Senior Picnic the rest of this week prior to graduation on June 6.

On May 21, 2025 the Los Banos FFA celebrated members to the Giants game at Oracle Park. This high point trip was a reward for the members for their continued activity in the chapter for the last year.  All of these members have already been awarded the National Convention in Washington D.C Leadership...

Throughout every graduating class there are students who have shown great dedication and perseverance to their academics. Two students often stand out among their classmates: the valedictorian and salutatorian. As graduation comes closer it’s time to recognize the speakers for the Class of 2025.  Valedictorian:...

When visiting LBHS on May 19, former astronaut José Hernandez expressed, “I want to give tools to convert dreams into reality.” He also encouraged students to dream bigger than ever before.  José Hernández is the first migrant farmworker to become an American astronaut. Growing up Hernández...

After 18 long dedicated years of working at our school, Mr. Costello, our security guard, will be officially retiring.  It's a bittersweet moment as we say goodbye to someone who has become a familiar and reassuring presence around our school. His steady watch, his warm greetings, and his unwavering...

Jennifer Leyva has made her decision to move to Lorena Falasco Elementary after working at Los Banos High School for four years. While the transition is bittersweet, it marks a full-circle moment in her educational journey. Leyva, an alumni of LBHS, originally began her career with a passion for elementary...