Daniel Pearl Journalism and Communications Magnet
- Daniel Pearl Journalism and Communications Magnet
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name = Daniel Pearl Journalism and Communications Magnet
motto = Non nobis sed omnia (Not for ourselves but for all)
established = 1995
type = Public Magnet School
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district = Los Angeles Unified School District
grades = 9-12
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head of school = Lindsay Surendranath (Magnet Coordinator)
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faculty = 15
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students =
enrollment = 500
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colors = Blue and Gold
mascot = Patriots (formerly the Braves)
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location = Van Nuys, California
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website = [http://www.birminghamhs.org Official website] The Daniel Pearl Journalism and Communications Magnet is a magnet school within Birmingham High School in Los Angeles, California.
The magnet is named after alumnus Daniel Pearl 81', a slain Wall Street Journal reporter.
The magnet is one of the best in the Los Angeles Unified School District, with many students continuing to a four year school. The Magnet Offers Courses in Journalism, Film Editing, Film Appreciation, Speech and Debate, and more. The magnet is responsible for two thirds of the schools multimedia outlets; the school newspaper The Birmingham Chronicles and What's Poppin. Both are award winning, and have excellent teachers(Caroline Hong Rhude and Kevin Kelly; respectively).
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