Los Angeles neighborhoods
Pico-Robertson, Beverlywood & Fairfax
Pico-Robertson and the nearby Fairfax/Beverlywood area are among Los Angeles’s most established school-choice neighborhoods, with many families comparing options within a few miles of Pico, Robertson, and Fairfax. The area is central to the Westside but still close to Beverly Hills, Mid-City, and Miracle Mile households.
- Character
- ≈Walkable Jewish-community corridor with dense private-school demand
- Common commute corridors
- ≈Pico Blvd, Robertson Blvd, Fairfax Ave, La Cienega Blvd
4 schools in Pico-Robertson, Beverlywood & Fairfax
Bais Chaya Mushka
Bais Chaya Mushka is a Jewish all-girls private school in Los Angeles serving students in kindergarten through 8th grade. Located on West Pico Boulevard, the school may be a fit for families seeking a faith-based K–8 education for girls in the Pico-Robertson area. Families interested in tuition, admissions details, and program specifics should contact the school directly.
Shalhevet School
Shalhevet School is a Jewish high school serving students in grades 9–12 on South Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, CA. Rooted in Jewish values and tradition, the school offers a rigorous academic environment where students develop both intellectually and as members of a close-knit faith community. Families considering a faith-centered high school education in the Los Angeles area are encouraged to contact Shalhevet directly to learn more about programs, admissions, and tuition.
YULA Boys High School
YULA Boys Division is the boys campus of YULA High Schools, a Los Angeles yeshiva high school. Its program includes Judaic studies, general studies and STEAM/arts, with support resources for academics, social-emotional needs, yeshiva and seminary planning, and college guidance. Campus life includes options such as clubs, Israel advocacy, Model UN, robotics, student council, music and performing arts, publications, and athletics.
YULA Girls High School
YULA Girls Division is part of YULA High School, a Los Angeles yeshiva high school with separate girls and boys divisions. The girls division operates from the Gindi Family Campus and is presented with Judaic studies, general studies, STEAM/arts, student support, campus life, and athletics offerings.