Beverly Hills High School Celebrates the Class of 2025 at Commencement Ceremony

Beverly Hills, CA (May 31, 2025) – Beverly Hills High School proudly celebrated the graduating Class of 2025 on Friday, May 30th, at its annual commencement ceremony.

Families, friends, faculty, and staff gathered to celebrate a class that has grown through challenge, led with heart, and risen with purpose. The theme of this year’s ceremony, “Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground,” echoed throughout the day, reminding students to dream big while staying grounded in the values that shaped them.

The Class of 2025 represents the very best of Beverly: resilient, compassionate, driven, and deeply connected. Through every lesson, performance, practice, and act of kindness, they have embodied the school’s guiding motto: "Today Well Lived."

“These students represent everything we hope for in our graduates,” said Principal Drew Stewart. “They’ve met each challenge with integrity, grown through every experience, and lifted each other along the way.” Student speakers offered reflections that resonated deeply with the audience. “The stars we were taught to follow were our Noble Norman values. They’ve become our own unique set of stars to navigate by,” shared senior Sarah Zhang. Class President Sabrina Niku added, “We’ve made lasting friendships, found mentors, and learned that showing up for each other is what truly matters.” The ceremony featured musical performances and the traditional turning of the tassels, marking the transition from high school to the wider world. Each graduate crossed the stage not just with a diploma, but with the shared memories, friendships, and lessons that define what it means to be a Norman.

You’ve left your mark on this school, and now you carry Beverly Hills High School with you wherever you go. Although today has passed, our Normans have truly made it well lived, and tomorrow, they rise ready to lead with purpose, compassion, and courage

- Superintendent Dr. Alex Cherniss.

BHUSD would be remiss not to recognize Amy Price for her years of tremendous service in producing the Beverly Hills High School graduation year after year. As she retires this spring, she leaves behind a legacy of dedication, grace, and celebration that will be remembered for years to come.

BHUSD proudly celebrates the Class of 2025, our newest graduates, our future leaders, and forever Normans.

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