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Beverly Hills USD board approves personnel separations amid public outcry over El Rodeo notices
Summary
The Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education on March 11 announced in open session that it had approved a separation agreement and issued personnel notices affecting several certificated administrative employees, then voted to eliminate certain classified management positions — actions that drew sustained public comment urging the board to retract pink slips issued to El Rodeo Elementary administrators.
The Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education on March 11 announced in open session that it had approved a separation agreement reached in closed session and took multiple personnel actions affecting certificated administrative employees.
Board Secretary (open‑session announcement) said the board “voted to approve a separation agreement with employee 0000025477.” The board also announced it had taken action in closed session to notify and reassign a set of certificated administrative employees and to issue non‑reelection or probationary notices to others pursuant to Education Code requirements; the roll calls for those actions were recorded as five yes, zero no, zero abstentions.
The personnel announcements drew lengthy public comment. Multiple parents and local clinicians urged the board to retract so‑called “pink slips” and to restore or retain El Rodeo Elementary school administrators. Romy Acevedo told the board the changes had created “chaos,” saying the district needed “stability,…
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