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Spirit Week: Animal Day

March 20, 2014
(Position) Dianne Seiger styles her leopard and tiger print for Animal Day, as part of Spirit Week. Photo by Jake Dobbs.
School administrative assistant Dianne Seiger, styles her leopard and tiger print for Animal Day, as part of Spirit Week. Photo by Jake Dobbs.
Seniors Angel Soler, and Maya Ibgui wear animal outfits
Seniors Angel Soler, Yardin Amiram and Maya Ibgui wear animal outfits

 

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Senior Jo Sanders plays “Так гріє” by Valentin Strykalo on the guitar on April 28. Students rehearsed their performances for the Spring Concert that will be held on May 1.
Musicians prepare to flourish at the Spring Music Concert
Magnet Coordinator James Morrison shows off the School of Excellence award at this year's Magnet Schools of America Conference in Nashville Tennessee on April 10. The conference lasted from April 7 to April 10 and Morrison had the opportunity to learn from other magnet coordinators to better influence student education on campus.
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Freshman Silas Hinkle unlocks his Yondr pouch before leaving school at the cafeteria on Feb. 18. Students at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School use Yondr pouches, where phones alongside other wireless devices are placed inside the pouches to enforce the cellphone ban.
Cellphone ban's trial and error among students, staff on campus
Juniors Ariana Lopez Villacorta and Nemesi Morales hold up their Yondr pouches during their period 2 AP Environment Science class on Feb. 18. The district wide cellphone ban was implemented on Feb. 18.
Cellphone ban implemented on school campus
Junior Nemesi Morales performs the song "Anything Anything" by Dramarama during the Valentine's Day concert on Feb. 13.
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Freshman Jett Cabrinha and senior Genesis Cuellar-Figueroa perform “One Way or Another” by Blondie during the World Music Day concert on Nov. 15.
World Music Day musicians perform golden melodies
Daniel Pearl Magnet High School teachers and staff all show off and display their costumes during lunch on Oct. 31.
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Senior Leeron Nakash and guest Alia Galvan dance together during the homecoming dance on Oct. 18.
Students enjoy homecoming dance under the starry night
Freshman Alina Knayzan and Silvi Khevoyan dress up in pajamas for Pajama Day on Oct. 7.
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Sophomore Giancarlo Valdez and English teacher Valerie Quiroga play a game of Connect 4 on Aug. 16.
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A member of United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) shouts into a megaphone outside the Local District Northwest Main Office during the strike on May 16. UTLA members and families are picketing to hold the district accountable for campus safety on school grounds.
UTLA protests for districtwide school safety after recent security risks
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