The Beverly Hills Human Relations Commission met Nov. 21 to hear updates on various topics, including school attendance and programming from the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD), crime rates from the Beverly Hills Police Department, and safety concerns surrounding electric bicycles. The commission also received an update from Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles, an organization that provides meals to vulnerable communities. Lastly, the commission heard about plans for an Anti-Hate Initiative.
BHUSD Board Member Noah Margo reported that school attendance rates are above 95%, the district’s goal. Beverly Hills High School has launched a program called “Noble Norman” to recognize acts of charity and kindness among staff and students. Margo also discussed the district’s Check-In Check-Out program, which helps students struggling behaviorally or academically.
