Security Measures and Vaccines Discussed for Beverly Hills Students
"We've extended invitations to people in the state to provide those vaccinations for our staff and perhaps our community," Bregy said.
Beverly Hills High Graduate Featured in Art Exhibit
Abrahams' painting chosen by the AP Art and Design Board is titled "Adam and Eve," inspired by the creation narrative in the Book of Genesis.
WeHo Council Seeks to Name Library After Justice Ginsberg
"Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an icon for women, for the LGBT community, for workers, and every progressive value that West Hollywood holds," said Councilmember Sepi Shyne. "Justice Ginsburg expanded access to the American promise of liberty and equality for all. Her legacy is felt
Jewish Community Foundation of L.A. Awards $3 Million
The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles (The Foundation) has awarded $3 million to 19 organizations as part of the second phase of its COVID-19 Response Grants initiative. In describing the grants to the Courier, Foundation President and Chief Executive Officer Marvin I. Schotland said,
BHUSD Holds Special Board Meeting
Elementary students will transition back to physical school five days per week for instruction in English, Math, Science, and Social Studies.
Registration Open for Beverly Hills Winter Classes
The teddy bear workshop on Dec. 21 takes place from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and is recommended for ages 16 and older. This workshop requires basic hand sewing skills, and a sewing machine is highly recommended.
BHUSD Installs New Board of Education
"We are delighted to hit the ground running with our newly installed Board of Education. I have every confidence that they will lead us through what is now the worst time of the pandemic for our community toward the best educational decisions for all of
Beverly Hills Students Take Virtual Tour of USC
"It's never too early for students to think about college and their futures, even during a pandemic," Jeffries, a USC graduate herself, told the Courier.
College Admissions During COVID-19. Separating Fact from Fiction
What does this mean for current juniors, sophomores, and freshmen? As it stands now, the most competitive schools plan to require the ACT and SAT for next year's application cycle.
Bregy Gives BHUSD Update
"I wanted to share as of this morning, there are no oil derricks on the high school property," Donald Blake, senior executive bond program manager said. "That is a milestone, and I cannot tell you how happy we are."