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  • April 20Senior/Junior Prom on Saturday, April 27 from 6 - 10 p.m. at CSUN’s Orchard Conference Room
  • April 20Movie Night on Friday, April 26 at 5 p.m.
  • April 20No school on Wednesday, April 24 for Armenian Genocide Observance Day
  • April 20Spring Serenade Festival on Tuesday, April 23 at 7 p.m. in the Grove
  • April 20Denim Day will be observed on Tuesday, April 23
  • April 12SBAC Testing from Monday, April 22 to Monday, April 29

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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Students, staff get spooky in style for Halloween

Jasmine McNair, Kristin Intal, Vanessa Morales, and Marina Nelson • October 31, 2023
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School Administrative Assistant Jennifer Miranda, School Supervision Aide Martha Vargas, Counselor Martina Torres and Office Tech Lupe Osorio dress as characters from The Wizard of Oz.

Students and staff at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School showed off their Halloween costumes during today’s Fiesta Tuesday in the Grove. During lunch, costume contests were held for categories of scariest, funniest, most creative, best group and best staff.
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Freshman Nadia Buer sings and plays guitar for a performance of Fade Into You by Mazzy Star during the Spring Serenade Festival on April 23.
Musicians sing their hearts out at Spring Serenade Festival
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Region North Superintendent Dr. David Baca addresses the freshman class in the MPR during period 5 on April 17. LAUSD officials visited the school to distribute turquoise dry-wick hoodies in a project intending to help students keep cool during hot days. District officials will return in two weeks to get feedback from the freshmen.
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Musical director Ernest Harrison conducts the Gay Mens Chorus of Los Angeles during their concert in the MPR on April 12.
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Junior Sophie Brandrick signs in to attend the Heart of Winter Dance held in the MPR on Feb. 16.
Students dance their hearts out during winter dance
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Seniors Alejandra Iniguez and Madyson Phillips sing All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey for the Holly-Jolly Holiday concert on Dec. 8.
"Holly-Jolly Holiday" concert kicks off the holiday season
Sophomore Mose Judge-Glascock, junior Leeron Nakash and sophomore Sebastian Olfatmanesh perform Brazil by Declan McKenna as the opening song for World Music Day on Oct. 25.
World Music Day performers take a trip around the world
Freshmen Andrea Arosemena and Ava Weinstein represent their class by wearing pink for Color Wars on Sept. 8.
Spirit Week brings out creativity in students, staff
Senior Vince Gillen performs an original song he wrote, called Melancholy, during the Spring Moon concert on April 26.
Musicians shine under the moonlight
Daniel Pearl Magnet High School (DPMHS) science teacher Timothy Hughes shouts into oncoming traffic on Balboa Boulevard during the second day of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 99 strike on March 22. Hughes is the United Teachers Los Angeles Chapter Chair for DPMHS and decided to stand in solidarity with SEIU Local 99 workers in support of their desire for higher wages, bonuses and medical benefits.
On second day of strike, LAUSD workers hold massive Van Nuys rally
Sylvia Garcia, a Bassett Street Elementary School teacher, shouts into a megaphone during a United Teacher Los Angeles rally on Dec. 5. The rally involved hundreds of Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) employees, who gathered next to LAUSD Local District Northwest headquarters to call for higher salaries and smaller class sizes.
UTLA members call for higher pay, smaller class sizes during local rally
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Standardized testing only acts to increase student anxiety and reduce opportunities for college applicants. Universities shouldn’t consider standardized testing as it favors wealthier students and undermines low-income test takers.
Editorial: Standardized tests preserve a flawed system for college admissions process
Senior Elizabeth Garcia practices making handmade ribbon rose bouquets for her bouquet-making business she started last spring.
Take a peek into Elizabeth's flourishing flower business
The album is a joint collaboration between Metro Boomin and Future, who have worked on collaboration albums in the past, including “DS2” and many others songs and projects.
Album Review: Trust the rhythm of Metro Boomin, Future in new album
Junior Zion Waddell walks back to the start line during resistance training workouts at Birmingham Community Charter High School (BCCHS). Waddell is currently on the BCCHS varsity boys baseball team where he plays centerfield.
Athlete of the Month: Waddell knocks it out of the park in varsity baseball
Freshman Kateryna Loboda is on the Birmingham Community Charter High School girls track and field team. Despite facing lung problems that present breathing challenges, Loboda still remains committed to running on the team for all four years of high school.
Athlete of the Month: Loboda races against the odds in girls track and field
About the Contributors
Jasmine McNair
Jasmine McNair, Staff Writer
Jasmine McNair is in her first year as a staff writer for The Pearl Post and is in the 11th grade. She enjoys listening to music, being with friends and baking during her free time. McNair aims to improve her writing skills, boost her confidence and form better communication skills. This is the perfect opportunity for her to try something new and be more involved with her school.
Kristin Intal
Kristin Intal, Visual Editor
Kristin Intal is a junior and in her first year on staff. As the Visual Editor, she plans to contribute by expanding her knowledge of both journalism and the students of the school. Outside of classes, she can be found volunteering or exploring different hobbies, such as digital art and martial arts.
Vanessa Morales
Vanessa Morales, Staff Writer
Vanessa Morales is currently in her junior year of high school. It is her first year on staff and she is a staff writer. She hopes to contribute her writing skills to the team, as well as learn how to improve. Outside of school, she loves to listen to music, read and spend time with family and friends.

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