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Protesters assembled in front of Los Angeles City Hall last weekend to express outrage over the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 case that established abortion as a constitutional right.
Delilah Brumer
Delilah Brumer is a junior at DPMHS. She has been on the Student Advisory Board at High School Insider for two years and is an intern there this summer. She is also the Online Editor-in-Chief and incoming Print Editor-in-Chief of her school newspaper, The Pearl Post. She is a member of the L.A. Mayor's Youth Council and serves as her school's National Honor Society Vice President, Local School Leadership Council Secretary, Library Committee President and School Site Council Secretary. Her bylines appear in Ms. Magazine, PBS Newshour's Student Reporting Labs, Girls' Life Magazine and Best of SNO, among others. She also loves to write poetry and was a finalist for the 2021 L.A. Youth Poet Laureate. Follow her on Twitter @BrumerDelilah.
DPMHS students gather for first prom since start of pandemic
Daniel Pearl Magnet High School students enjoyed a festive night of glamor and fun at prom on Friday.
‘I am first and foremost guided by the needs of students,’ Supt. Alberto Carvalho says
In an interview, Superintendent Alberto Carvalho discussed his goals and the progress he’s made in his new role.
Opinion: Let’s stand together, promote intersectional feminism
We should strive to create a country where every woman can succeed, without hurting working-class and marginalized groups.
LAUSD school bus driver shortage leads to reduction in routes, longer rides
A bus driver shortage is impacting the operations of school districts nationwide. LAUSD bus drivers are working longer days and students are getting home later.
Opinion: LAUSD must provide resources to remedy reality of student learning loss
After over a month of in-person learning, the sight of bustling hallways, energetic basketball games and lively classrooms make it tempting to believe that the effects of distance learning are behind us. However, pandemic-induced learning loss still has a colossal...
DPMHS team brings vulnerability to annual Get Lit Classic Slam
The belief “words ignite” defined Thursday’s Get Lit Classic Slam Quarterfinals and Semifinals competition and the Daniel Pearl Magnet High School team embodied that idea, lighting a fire with their poetry. After both events, the team placed fourth overall. “The poets...
NHS continues to help communities despite pandemic restrictions
The COVID-19 pandemic has not stopped Cassia Ramelb from volunteering for causes ranging from climate change to public health and racking up over a hundred volunteer hours throughout high school. “I feel like volunteering is my way to give back and make change where I...
DPMHS doors reopen to welcome hybrid learning
After 13 months of locked gates, desolate hallways and careful preparations, Daniel Pearl Magnet High School welcomed students back for hybrid learning on Tuesday. Junior Trevor Doherty, who was on campus on Tuesday, went back in hopes of returning to a sense of...
DPMHS prepares for changes as campus reopens
After being closed since March 16, 2020, Los Angeles Unified School District middle and high schools will reopen for hybrid learning the week of April 26. Daniel Pearl Magnet High School students who have opted for in-person instruction can expect to return on April...