The school’s career day featured local leaders including Beverly Hills City Clerk Huma Ahmed, left, Vice Mayor Sharona Nazarian and Community Outreach Manager Magdalena Davis. (photo courtesy of BHUSD)

Beverly Hills High School’s College and Career Center, in partnership with the local community, held its annual career day on March 12, providing students with a dynamic exploration of diverse career opportunities. The event was attended by more than 90 professionals, including many alumni from Beverly Hills High School, to share insights across more than 40 fields such as entrepreneurship, medicine, real estate, law and technology.

The day was particularly special as it connected students directly with various career pathways and helped clarify potential educational directions. The program was designed to deepen students’ understanding of professional fields and inspire them to envision their futures.

“Today’s career day was a profound opportunity for our students to connect their current academic pursuits with future career possibilities,” BHHS Principal Drew Stewart said. “It was inspiring to see so many from our Beverly Hills community, including our alumni, come forward to guide and mentor our students.”

The event emphasized the strong ties between Beverly Hills High School and the broader Beverly Hills community, showcasing the supportive network available to students as they consider future careers.

For information, visit bhusd.org.