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The Grandparent Permit Application is closed
for the 2025-2026* school year.
For the 2025-2026 school year, the Grandparent Permit application is only available for siblings of current students holding a Grandparent Permit in grades TK to 11th.
- Example 1: My son Johnny is currently attending Horace Mann in the 3rd grade with a Grandparent Permit. My daughter who will be entering TK for the upcoming school year is eligible to apply for a Grandparent Permit.
- Example 2: My daughter Audrey is graduating (currently in 12th grade) from Beverly Hills High School this school year and is enrolled with a Grandparent Permit. My younger daughter entering 4th grade next year is not eligible to apply for a Grandparent Permit because our family will not have a continuing student on Grandparent Permit the following school year.
| Grandparent Permit Application Portal Opens | Monday, March 3rd, 2025 |
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| Grandparent Permit Application Portal Closes | Monday, April 7th, 2025 |
| Collection of Documents (In Person) | April 15th to April 17th |
Location
BHUSD District Office (Hawthorne Campus)
624 N Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills CA 9021
More Info
Specific information regarding the drop off time will be shared with you after the Grandparent Permit Application Portal closes.
Questions?
Check below to see if it has been answered, if not, please email [email protected].
Yes! As long as the grandparent signs the Grandparent Permit Residency Verification Affidavit.
The BHUSD Enrollment Center will send an email notifying applicants when it has been determined that space is available to accept the student. At that time, approved applicants will receive instructions on how to complete the enrollment process.
A minimum of 10 consecutive years. This may be as an owner or renter.
Yes, however, it is the practice of BHUSD to ensure continuity of education by including current permit students in our annual enrollment projections. Per the state Education Code, you are required to get an annual release from your home district (district of residence) and provide it to BHUSD with your application.
Yes. Annually, you will need to submit documents verifying that the grandparent has lived within BHUSD attendance boundaries for a minimum of 10 consecutive years.
This may be verified with a grant deed or annual property taxes or leases/rental history verification, and a signed Grandparent Permit Residency Verification Affidavit.
Yes. Due to the fact that Beverly Hills Unified School District is a community-funded, "basic aid" district, enrollment of pupils can be denied if the enrollment will negatively impact the capacity of a program, class, grade level, or school building or will have an adverse financial impact on the district as determined by District Administration.
Yes. Please refer to the policy for the circumstances under which this may take place.
No, the first time you apply is when your spot in the queue is established.
A requirement of the application process is a release from the student's district of residence. The parent/guardian of the student is responsible for obtaining a release from their district of residence.
Call your local district office and they will either process it or refer you to the Los Angeles Office of Education to release you through an appeal.
For LAUSD residents, please follow these instructions to complete your Outgoing Inter-District Permit (Leaving the LAUSD)
For LAUSD residents, if you need to appeal your inter-district permit to LACOE, please follow these instructions:
- Complete Los Angeles County Office of Education's (LACOE) Inter-district Attendance Appeal packet.
- Complete the Los Angeles Unified School District's (LAUSD) Childcare Affidavit here
- Attach a copy of:
- Grandparent's ID or driver's license
- A utility bill in the grandparent's name - Email all documents to [email protected]
For questions regarding the appeal process, contact LACOE at (562) 922-6301
No. Inter-district permits are for students in grades TK-12. Preschool programming is run through the City of Beverly Hills.
No. Each application will be considered independently based on grade level and program.
No, the process of getting an inter-district release can begin immediately. Please be sure to check the Open Enrollment timelines with your district of residence.
Permits are based on space available. There is a transfer request option after a student has been enrolled.
No, the child must be school-aged in order to submit an application.
