On Tuesday, Nov 5th, 2024 the world waited impatiently for the number of votes that will determine the outcome of this election. According to Columbia Magazine, eight million members of Gen Z are now able...
An introduction to one of Beverly’s history teachers, Mr. Pete Van Rossum.
Mr. Van Rossum grew up in Orange County, attending a public high school. At a younger age, Mr. Van Rossum, a now very kind...
Culinary Arts teacher Chef Rick Leece is an outstanding mentor who goes above and beyond for the culinary program and, in particular, his students. Chef makes a great example of how teachers should be...
Beverly students experienced a night full of candy, sugar, and fun at 2024 homecoming. The dance was held on Saturday, Sept. 28 after a lot of preparation, thought, time and effort put into planning it.
“We...
In the past years, as I made my way down Lasky street; I was always greeted by the friendly smile of Alvin Wright.
Wright is a crossing guard for the school district. Not only that, but he’s a reminder...
On Sunday, Sep. 15, the school district and city of Beverly Hills came together at El Rodeo Elementary for a Beverly Hills Reads! event with New York Times bestselling author Georgia Hunter, author of...
In celebration of Mardi Gras, Beverly’s theater teacher Ms. Howard directed A Midsummer Night’s Dream, which was their own interactive take on the play.
The Norman Performance Company began working...
The Jewish and Israel Clubs held a unity vigil after school on Oct. 30 to honor innocent victims who were killed in the Hamas-launched terrorist attack early last month. Here’s a recap of the event:
The...
I recently interviewed a teacher who I have always found to be organized, energetic and compassionate toward her students. Dana Findley graduated from the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana with a...
After a fun homecoming spirit week, exciting homecoming pep rally and thrilling victory at the homecoming football game, the actual homecoming dance took place on Saturday, Oct. 14 on the tennis courts.
This...
Freshmen’s first first week of high school and seniors’ last first week of high school is complete — however, that doesn’t mean it went effortlessly. The first week of school is always a tough...
Mary Banks is a former Director of Admissions at the Columbia School of Nursing and former Director of Admissions for the School of Education, Nursing, and the Arts at NYU.
Through Quad Education...
