For a short period of time, the school included grades five and six. With the completion of Burke High School in 1967, Beveridge devoted its curriculum to meeting the needs of students six through nine. New elementary construction was able to absorb the sixth grade in 1975, and with the ninth grade moving to a ninth grade center in 1976, Beveridge continued its tradition of excellence with grades seven and eight and several ungraded special education classrooms. The current enrollment is approximately 700. Beveridge students represent a wide variety of economic backgrounds.
Student transportation includes thirteen buses and eleven special education vans and mini-buses.
The advent of the middle level philosophy resulted in incorporation of interdisciplinary teaming. Team teachers have a common plan time to facilitate cross-curricular planning. A Magnet School Beverdige has become a performing arts and international studies magnet for the Omaha area.