Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

About

Homestead High School’s The Epitaph is a five-decade-old institution of the student press. We are a student-run publication without administrative prior review, and have fought for free speech in the Supreme Court. The Epitaph has won numerous CSPA Gold Crown awards, JEA Pacemaker awards and the Scholastic Press Freedom Award. The Epitaph is dedicated to being the primary source of community news for students, staff and community members.

Editorial Policy

All articles published in the Opinion section, with the exception of the Staff Editorial, do not reflect the opinions of the Editorial Board or any staff member other than the author.

The Epitaph encourages readers to express their thoughts and concerns by sending a Letter to the Editor. However, The Epitaph discourages harassment of writers, verbal or written, as well as any actions disrupting students, staff or community members from reading our content.

Directions for sending a Letter to the Editor can be found on the Contact Us page. The Epitaph welcomes all Letters to the Editor and reserves the right to edit, shorten or not publish any submissions without notice.

All readers and community members are invited to view a detailed version of our Editorial Policy, including our publication policies, here.

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  • AnonymousFeb 27, 2018 at 9:49 am

    “The Epitaph discourages harassment of writers, verbal or written, as well as any actions disrupting students, staff or community members from reading the paper.”
    This is perfectly reasonable, however, I have seen many students, with legitimate grievances towards certain articles, have their comments be moderated for unknown reasons. The description of “harassment” and “actions disrupting students, staff or community members from reading the paper” is extremely vague. Perhaps the further clarification on what constitutes “harassment” or “disruption” would be beneficial to the readers and commenters of the Epitaph.

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