Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Ashley Orozco Plata

Ashley Orozco Plata, Junior Design Editor

Ashley is the Junior Design Editor for The Epitaph. When she's not doing something journalism related she can be found watching Criminal Minds and browsing through Amazon. This is her second year in The Epitaph and she's happy to be back at school with her fellow staff members.

All content by Ashley Orozco Plata
Toxic productivity culture: An unachievable goal that prevents students from being proud of their accomplishments.

The growing obsession with toxic productivity endangers students

May 22, 2021
The bell game: The final score for this year’s bell game was, 34-10, Homestead.

The battle of the bell: a years-old rivalry between HHS and FHS

May 10, 2021
Virtual spring showcase: Krew practicing for a showcase that will premiere early in April.

KREW making up for lost time

April 21, 2021

BAY SPOT | Featuring Sunnyvale Baylands Park

March 5, 2021
Japanese club hosts tutoring sessions to help members with their workloads

Japanese club through multiple eyes

February 13, 2021
Netflix successfully creates a new addition to the Holmes movies.

‘Enola Holmes’ is the mystery of the year

January 7, 2021
With limited options ethinc clubs are improvising new methods to attract student participation

Ethnic clubs struggling to engage with students

November 4, 2020
Junior Shelby Riemenschnitter delivers donuts to her friends to maintain an in-person personal connection with them.

Casual connections missing with remote learning

October 2, 2020
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