Beryl Heights’ staff wants you to have a Happy Summer!

Be sure to join our amazing PTA and find ways to help our fantastic programs here at Beryl.

Happy Summer Beryl families!

The summer of 2009 will be very busy around Beryl due to modernization. All classrooms will be refitted with new windows, the front office will be remodeled inside, a new corridor at the entrance will be visible, a new computer lab will be added to the library, and the library and cafeteria will be remodeled inside. We are very excited to have so much happening during the summer thanks to the passage of Measure C.

If you need anything please don’t hesitate to call our office number at 310-798-8611. School resumes on Wednesday, September 2nd. Please look at our calendar for next year located on the calendar tab. Read with your children this summer (more about summer reading here) and enjoy the time off. See you in September!

Mrs. Karen Mohr
Principal

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At Beryl, I strive to…

Be the best I can be, to put forth my best
Effort in all that I do, to be respectful and to take personal
Responsibility for the choices I make. I have begun my
Year long journey as a positive role model for
Life-long learning.

Our Vision

The community of Beryl Heights Elementary School is dedicated to providing an effective learning environment that achieves academic excellence and good character while promoting a healthy, intellectual, emotional, social and physical environment for all.

Our Mission

Students, parents, and staff are encouraged to learn and work together, to take risks and to stretch themselves beyond their expectations. Staff members support and encourage students, parents and each other to accept and find the best in themselves and others. Beryl is a place where everyone learns and everyone teaches. An atmosphere of trust, caring, support and encouragement prevails.

Learning communities work together providing focus, constructive feedback, implementation support and encouragement.

Everyone takes responsibility for ensuring that each student and adult reaches his or her full potential. Students are challenged, supported and encouraged to set goals and take risks. There is a “can-do” attitude present in classrooms.

A strong partnership between home, school and community exists that recognizes that in order for the school to be successful each child must be successful. The school sees itself as one entity rather than individual classrooms. Everyone is dedicated to doing whatever it takes to ensure that each student is prepared to be the teachers, leaders and dreamers of tomorrow.