The school was named in honor of Richard H. Moore, a former assistant superintendent for elementary schools. The campus serves more than 700 students. The school has received an exemplary rating for its student performance for three years in a row. While sharing their rich heritage, students of varying cultures reach for the common goal of achievement. The school's experienced staff of teachers dedicate themselves to providing every child with the best educational opportunity possible, which is evident by the school earning a recognized rating from the state this year.
Several programs focus on the needs of each child.
Volunteers from the community and the area secondary schools work with a student individually, increasing reading skills and the student's self- esteem. In addition, students at Stuchbery participate in various reading programs. Among these are Partners in Excellence, Bluebonnet Book Club and the 600 Minute Reading Club. For 35 years, Beverly Hills has maintained a tradition of excellence and a commitment to the future. The school boasts an enrollment of more than 975 students in grades six through eight, with a rich ethnic balance of Asian, African-American, Anglo and Hispanic students.