Schools in Beverly Hills may see fewer familiar faces in the 2025-2026 school year. At the Beverly Hills Unified School Board’s March 11 meeting, board members gave the district the authority to close a number of certificated and classified positions. Those positions include two elementary school vice principals, the executive directors of athetics and of information technology, an assistant superintendent, executive director of school safety, executive director of communications and strategic initiatives and others.
Additionally, Interim Superintendent Dr. Jason Hasty read out actions that took place earlier in closed session, in which the district was authorized to provide specific employees with notices. Those notices include release and reassignment and non-reelection.