Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
All content by Elaine Huang
Library encourages reading, students reading books for a chance to win gift cards.

HHS library introduces new spring reading program

By Nitya Kashyap and Elaine Huang
May 11, 2021
Senior Van Pham talks about the unique qualities of the Japanese language.

AP Japanese students’ journeys to fluency

By Elaine Huang
January 19, 2021
Shop owners began opening up stores for curbside pickup after being closed for more than two months.

[Photo] California eases COVID-19 lockdown restrictions

May 23, 2020
From my POV: Family is never lost

From my POV: Family is never lost

By Elaine Huang
April 29, 2020
FBLA hosts meetings in the new space opening up the foldable wall between rooms I1 and I2.

New building opens up new opportunities for FBLA

By Elaine Huang
January 8, 2020
Coach recalls journey through tennis

Coach recalls journey through tennis

By Elaine Huang
October 30, 2019

Girls water polo players discuss common injuries

By Elaine Huang
September 30, 2019
HHS’ student to counselor ratio is above average nationally but lower in California.

Guidance department prepares students for college

By Elaine Huang, Jane Park, Leila Salam, Renee Wang, and Allen Zhang
September 9, 2019
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