Public school · Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills High School
A free public high school in Beverly Hills for grades 9 to 12, run by Beverly Hills Unified.
- Ages
- Ages 14+
- Price
- Free
- Where
- 241 Moreno Drive, Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills High School (9-12)
Beverly Hills High School is a free public school at 241 Moreno Drive in Beverly Hills, run by the Beverly Hills Unified School District. It serves grades 9 through 12, so students from about age 14 to 18. The state directory lists it as a traditional high school, not a virtual or alternative program, and it is not flagged as a magnet. Enrollment is by neighborhood, so families attend the school assigned to their home address. The district website lists athletics pages for the high school and arts programs across its schools, including performing arts, visual arts, dance company and vocal music. Tuition is free, and the main phone line is (310) 229-3685. It suits a Beverly Hills family whose high schooler wants a traditional public high school with athletics and arts programs close to home.
- Public school
- Beverly Hills Unified
- Price level: Budget: low prices or free
- Programs at school: Competitive sports teams; An arts focus
- Getting in: By neighborhood: the school for your address
- Free, state-funded or takes childcare subsidies: yes
- Free public school.
About Beverly Hills High School
Beverly Hills High School is a public high school in the Beverly Hills Unified School District, on Moreno Drive. The district's tagline is Imagine the Possibilities, and its mission is for students to realize their full potential and thrive with integrity in a changing world.
Where and how to reach them
241 Moreno DriveBeverly Hills, CA 90212
Details from bhusd.org, checked October 9, 2026. Prices, dates and spaces change: check with Beverly Hills High School before you sign up. Something wrong or missing? Write to hello@summerground.com.