At Change the Talk’s inaugural “Consent and Cinema” teen film contest and festival, senior Lauryn Uhlenberg placed first out of a total of 99 submissions. While following her dreams, Uhlenberg has not only directed but also produced her own movie and wants to continue...

Most people consider it a challenge to balance school work and sports but freshman Emily Flores treats it like a cakewalk playing for the Birmingham Community Charter High School’s girls varsity softball team. Playing softball since the age of three, Flores and her father...

Every week, staff members of The Pearl Post send in the best photo they've taken that week. After an in-class vote, the most popular picture is chosen and posted here.

  When Director of Education and Curation Stephanie Wolfson first joined my 10th-grade world history class to recruit students for the David Labkovski Project, I was at first annoyed. I was sure that not a lot of kids would take the subject seriously and wouldn’t...

Life during the Holocaust for a young Jew and her brother was filled by homeschooling from their starving parents, on the top floor of an apartment. During periods five and six on May 9, sophomores listened to speaker Louise Lawrence-Israels detail her life while in hiding...