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  • November 7Shelter in Place Drill on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 11:45 a.m.
  • November 7Senior Portraits will be taken in the MPR on Tuesday, Nov. 12
  • November 4No school on Monday, Nov. 11 for Veterans Day
  • November 4Fiesta Friday during lunch in the Grove on Friday, Nov. 8
  • November 415-week grades due on Thursday, Nov. 7
  • November 4JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention in Philadelphia from Nov. 6 to Nov. 10
The Pearl Post

The student news site of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School in Lake Balboa, CA
The student news site of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School in Lake Balboa, CA

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The Virtual Voice: Who's your celebrity valentine?

February 12, 2013

In this week’s Virtual Voice, reporter Alexandra Pineda asks students which celebrity they want as their valentine.

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Junior Delilah Trujillo, senior Genesis Cuellar-Figueroa and senior Leeron Nakash protest for the reinstatement of music teacher Wes Hambright and Spanish teacher Glenda Hurtado. The protest took place at the Los Angeles Unified School District's Region North office on Sept. 23. The three helped organize the walkout, which drew about 150 attendees.
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Alumna Madyson Phillips presents her research project in her AP African American Studies class during period 3 on Feb. 22. Students had to make a presentation on African American culture and present it to the class.
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Junior Aischelle Baun finishes her Spanish 2 Edgenuity assignments in her period 6 video production class on Oct. 16. Due to former Spanish teacher Glenda Hurtado's displacement, students who were taking Spanish were moved onto Edgenuity due to schedule changes.
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Senior Lilli Miscione makes a poster to help promote the homecoming dance during her period 4 Leadership class on Oct. 16.
Homecoming dance under the stars tomorrow night
Glenda Hurtado substitutes history teacher Brenda Helfing's AP African American Studies class during period 6 on Oct. 10. Today was Hurtado's last day at DPMHS and will now begin teaching at Gaspar de Portola Middle School.
Displaced Spanish teacher relocates to new school
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Junior Benjamin Recinos performs "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" by The Smiths at the Spring Passion Concert in the grove on April 30.
Passionate performances showcased at Spring Passion Concert
Musical director Ernest Harrison conducts the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles during their concert in the MPR on April 12.
Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles brings harmony to DPMHS
Junior Genesis Cuellar-Figueroa takes a picture of the April 8 eclipse. By using the special eclipse sunglasses, she protected both her eyes and her camera lens.
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