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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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Anti-bully campaign receives Human Relations award

May 28, 2013
Jasper Harris addresses the Los Angeles Unified School District's Curriculum and Instruction Committee on Tuesday afternoon. The school's Be More Heroic group was one of four groups in the district that received the third annual Human Relations Award on Tuesday. The group's Hear My Voice campaign to end bullying earned them this award. Joining Harris are Principal Debbie Smith, Student Body President Jennifer Berrios and club sponsor Leslie Hicks.

Jasper Harris addresses the Los Angeles Unified School District’s Curriculum and Instruction Committee on Tuesday afternoon. The school’s Be More Heroic group was one of four groups in the district that received the third annual Human Relations Award on Tuesday. The group’s Hear My Voice campaign to end bullying earned them this award. Joining Harris are Principal Debbie Smith, Student Body President Jennifer Berrios and club sponsor Leslie Hicks.

Jasper Harris addresses the Los Angeles Unified School District's Curriculum and Instruction Committee on Tuesday afternoon. The school's Be More Heroic group was one of four groups in the district that received the third annual Human Relations Award on Tuesday. The group's Hear My Voice campaign to end bullying earned them this award. Joining Harris are Principal Debbie Smith, Student Body President Jennifer Berrios and club sponsor Leslie Hicks.
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