The Beverly Hills Recreation and Parks Commission meeting on April 22 covered a quartet of agenda items, from plants to pickleball to a proposed prize.
Before those topics were discussed, however, the meeting started with a report from Judy Manouchehri, Beverly Hills Unified School District board vice president. The commissioners asked for updates on education technology, athletic facilities and victims of the Palisades wildfires who relocated to local high schools. The district absorbed 46 students—an estimated two-thirds of whom were ninth graders, as some upperclassmen could not transfer their curriculum progress without risking scholarships.
