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Frequently Asked Questions
  1. Where can I find information about the school´s calendar?
    The calendar of events is listed on our website under EVENTS CALENDAR. You can also find the school calendar on the district website.

  2. What is the school´s bell schedule?
    Please visit the following page to download a copy of the bell schedule: BHHS Bell Schedule

  3. What is CSF? Can anyone become a member? What is the benefit of membership?
    Beverly Hills High School´s highest scholarship recognition is California Scholarship Federation. CSF is a unique statewide organization established in 1921, whose purpose is the promotion of interest and pride in high school standards of scholarship.
    Individual membership is in the local chapter (BHHS) and is based on grades earned each semester. A point system specified in the State CSF constitution establishes the membership requirements, which essentially require that students do very superior work primarily in academic subjects. Membership is neither automatic nor compulsory. The student must apply for membership during the first few weeks of a given semester. Membership is for one semester only, but may be renewed for another semester whenever the student again meets the requirements. There is a membership fee. A student who is a member of CSF for four out of six semesters in Grades 10, 11, 12, including one semester of the senior year, is designated a Sealbearer. This entitles the student to a gold seal gold to wear at graduation and a gold seal on the diploma.

  4. If students participate in a sport do they need to buy PE clothes?
    No. However students on teams are responsible for maintaining the uniforms that they are issued.

  5. What does "sports conditioning" consist of when a student is "out of season" for his sport?
    It's a conditioning program, built around a weight training program and a cardio-vascular program. The class is designed to help you to get into shape or in some cases maintain your fitness. It is much more difficult than a regular physical education class.

  6. How can we receive a schedule of games or meets for sports in which our students take part?
    The schedule is posted on highschoolsports.net.

  7. Who is my student's counselor? How are houses and counselors assigned? Students are generally assigned to Houses and Counselors by alphabetical order.

    House A House B House C
    Ms. Golden,
    Assistant Principal     		Dr. Zurbano,
    Assistant Principal     		Ms. Staser,
    Assistant Principal
    Miss Marks (A-C)
    Mrs. Mc Donald (D-Han)
    Counselors     		Mrs. Hart (Har-Le)
    Ms. Reichhart (Li-Pe)
    Counselors     		Ms. Zylberberg (Pi-S)
    Mrs. Hale (T-Z)
    Counselors
  8. Who do I see if my student's schedule is incorrect or needs changing?
    Your student´s counselor will assist with all student scheduling needs.

  9. Is there a course catalog? Who will help my student choose the best curriculum for his/her needs?
    Yes, the course catalog is found in the “Norman Guide”. This is available from the BHHS home page under “Students”. Counselors will meet with their students annually to discuss curricular choices.

  10. How can a student and his parents stay on top of a student's progress in all of their classes?
    The best way for a parent to stay on top of a student´s progress is by contacting teachers through email, phone, and/or progress reports.

  11. How can I receive regular updates on important school events, exams, meetings, and current issues from BHHS? Can I sign up to receive a regularly published newsletter or newspaper? Can parents and/or students sign up for an e-mail list serve?
    • Sign up for the “Principal’s News” email;
    • Contact PTSA to be placed on their email list; or
    • Check the bulletin on the BHHS website, updated every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

  12. Is there an automated phone system to advise parents of PTSA or other important meetings or events?
    Yes.

  13. What is the correct procedure to get a student excused from class for a doctor's appointment?
    The parent is to call the morning of the doctor´s appointment and advise the attendance office as to the time the student is to leave. The attendance office will then advise the parent that a doctor´s note will be required when student returns to campus, and that the absence is not excused until the doctor´s note is received. The student then comes in to pick up their permit to leave campus.

  14. Does the school call the parent to verify notes for appointments?
    Yes and the attendance office personnel also verify signatures with the signature cards.

  15. Are DMV appointments excused absences?
    No, DMV appointments are UNEXCUSED.

  16. Can studentren leave campus for lunch?
    No.

  17. Is there a student directory?
    Yes, for 9th grade only.

  18. I am looking for a particular teacher, staff member, or administrator. Is there a faculty / staff directory?
    Yes. The Faculty/Staff Directory is posted on the website under “Contact Us”.

  19. If my student rides his/her bike to school is there a safe place to lock it up? Can the bike be locked anywhere?
    Students can lock their bicycles at the bike rack in front of the Swim Gym. This is the only location on campus where bicycles can be locked. Bicycles cannot be locked anywhere else on campus, including gates, handrails of stairwells, doorways, nor stored in teacher’s classrooms.

  20. What is the school's drug policy?
    The drug policy is part of the Student Responsibility Contract, available on the website under “Parents” then “Policies”.

  21. Does the school provide a "daytimer" or "binder reminder" calendar for the students to purchase?
    Yes, students can purchase an AGENDA BOOK in the student store.