Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Fashionable teachers

Danielle Feldsher, Olivia Levesque Ouellette, and Kaylin Yi
February 6, 2026

 

 

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Project Gloves provides students with unique ways to support local gardens and make a community impact, Tessone said. (Photo courtesy of Sean Tessone)
Project Gloves involves students in hands-on volunteering
Game review: Varsity girls basketball crushes MacDonald Condors 52-19
Game review: Varsity girls basketball crushes MacDonald Condors 52-19
As team captain, Tang helps new players work on their form.
Girls golf navigates larger team size
The Rose Parade will act as a shaping experience for new members and seniors alike, drum major, senior Linda Chang said.
Preparations blossom for band director’s final parade
Movies are constantly being adapted into musicals, but the recreations lack effort and quality.
Not all movies should be musicals
Art teacher Tyler Cripe said students often have difficulty creating art without their phones beside them.
Technology takes charge of art department
More in Kaylin Yi
Uncommon fears prompt unique solutions
Uncommon fears prompt unique solutions
Students aimed to denounce the lack of protection for immigrant rights, recognizing that they live in a country built by these very immigrants, Syed (center) said.
Students organize walkout against recent immigration measures
Tedesco is always on time, has a positive attitude and leads by example, Fleming said.
Junior Olympian captains girls water polo team
This year, Pablo’s film entry will be about experiences shared with friends during the summer, Pablo (center) said.
Students showcase belonging through the Reflections Art Contest
Muted colors do little to enhance a film’s maturity and content.
Film is moving toward a colorless future
Stricter phone policies aim to eliminate distractions during class, but students will retain access to their devices during non-academic periods, Nurnberg said.
School phone policies tighten to comply with state ban
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Finals study tips
Finals study tips
The stories behind the stickers
The stories behind the stickers
Digital investigations
Digital investigations
Angles of activism
Angles of activism
Walkout infographics
Walkout infographics
On Feb. 4, students from HHS, FHS and Sunnyvale Middle School walked out of their fifth period classes to attend an anti-ICE protest at Sunnyvale city hall. To prepare for this, students created unique handmade signs expressing protest messages. The signs contributed to a powerful protest atmosphere and allowed attending students to voice their own opinions amid the cacophony of group chants throughout the demonstration.
Photo gallery: Students' creative walkout signs
About the Contributors
Danielle Feldsher
Danielle Feldsher, News Editor
Danielle Feldsher is a senior and excited to return as a News Editor. In her final year on the paper, she is looking forward to working on senior spread and creating meaningful content. Outside of journalism, she loves going to the beach, reading and hanging out with friends.
Olivia Levesque Ouellette
Olivia Levesque Ouellette, Sports Editor

Olivia Levesque Ouellette is a junior and a Sports Editor for The Epitaph. This year, she is looking forward to helping new reporters and developing her editing skills. In her free time, Olivia likes to read, hangout with friends, go to concerts and dance. Olivia has been doing competitive dance for the past seven years in a variety of styles such as hip-hop, jazz, contemporary and ballet.

Kaylin Yi
Kaylin Yi, Reporter
Kaylin is a sophomore and a returning reporter for The Epitaph. She is looking forward to learning more about writing articles and journalism in general. Kaylin enjoys listening to music and reading in her free time.