At its Aug. 5 meeting, the board of the Beverly Hills Unified School District tabled a vote on a resolution that seeks to combat antisemitism in schools, after hearing a slew of public comments concerned over its content. The board decided instead to create a subcommittee to revise its language.
Resolution #2025-2026-02, titled “Combating Antisemitism through Education Awareness, Remembrance, and Support,” stems from the board’s concern over antisemitism as a “real and rising threat in schools and society.”
