Special Reports – The Pearl Post

December 1DPMHS Town Hall Meeting is on Friday, Dec. 4 at 5:30.
November 13The deadline to submit CSU applications is Tuesday, Dec. 15.
November 13The deadline to submit UC applications is Friday, Dec. 4.

As we wrap up the year, the amount of student who have used social media to create a voice concerning various social issues, has made 2020 the year of speaking up. From protesting about Black Lives Matter and the protest for Armenia, students use the media to bring to attention social problems.

Teens utilize social media platforms to amplify their voice on social justice issues in 2020

Maribella Ambrosio
December 14, 2020

Armenian Americans have been showing their support by conducting protests and attaching Armenian flags to their cars.

Students express support for Armenia after Nagorno-Karabakh attacks

Antonio Bedon
November 2, 2020

With the spark of attention to bring justice for Armenia, there are various ways to help and support the people and country of Armenia.

Time to speak up: support, help, donate to Armenia

Nancy Medrano
October 30, 2020

Black Student Union President Cassia Ramelb encourages students to vote and pre-register. The presidential election is less than a month away and it is important to vote who will lead the fate of our country.

Gen Z, millennials looks for better president, better future by voting

Nathalie Miranda
October 12, 2020

Two choices, one vote, one president

Gabrielle Lashley
October 9, 2020

Students are learning remotely and many of them have ended up with abnormal sleeping habits because they don't have a set school schedule.

Distance learning causes sleep deprivation among students

Valery Barrera
June 4, 2020

Freshman Naamah Silcott works on her online schoolwork during this semester of remote learning.

How to stay focused, productive during quarantine

Gabrielle Lashley
May 21, 2020

Sophomore Chareena Pascua works on her online schoolwork during this remote learning semester.

Students adjust to semester-long distance learning

Valery Barrera
May 21, 2020

Due to the coronavirus, 16 states have postponed their primary elections and ever California voter will receive a mail-in ballot to avoid large gatherings.

Coronavirus reshapes the 2020 election through mail-in ballots

Daniela Rangel
May 18, 2020

During the coronavirus pandemic, there are many online resources available to help cope.

Coronavirus pandemic impacts students’ mental health

Sara Marquez
May 14, 2020

Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the cancellation of many SAT/ACT test dates, many colleges are adopting a test-optional policy of the 2021-21 admission cycle.

Colleges become test-optional in light of the coronavirus pandemic

Maribella Ambrosio
May 8, 2020

The Advanced Placement exam structures have been modified to fit the new online testing format.

AP exam format changes to fit new online testing structure

Valeria Luquin
May 5, 2020

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