Homestead High School's student newspaper

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Homestead High School's student newspaper

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Homestead High School's student newspaper

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All content by Joshua Cantwell-Nahrung

A Guide Through Collecting Memories

By Nina Vasquez Cruz, Aiko Charon, Joss Broward, Joshua Cantwell-Nahrung, Bobby Gorelick, and Harshitha Vijayakumar
April 15, 2022

Resources & Education

By Joshua Cantwell-Nahrung
April 29, 2021
The cross in the Color for Coats organization’s logo represents medicine. The buckets pouring out paint represent the paintings the founders painted for a local hospital, which marks the starting point of the foundation of the organization.

Colors for Coats club aims to raise awareness on healthcare issues

By Joshua Cantwell-Nahrung and Mae Richardson
March 17, 2021
2020 vision: looking back at an unforgettable year

2020 vision: looking back at an unforgettable year

By Ariana Tejeda Moreno, Erin Loh, Joshua Cantwell-Nahrung, Leila Salam, and Ritaja Subrahmanya
December 8, 2020
A recruiting coach’s advice: how to navigate college recruiting during COVID-19

A recruiting coach’s advice: how to navigate college recruiting during COVID-19

By Joshua Cantwell-Nahrung
November 17, 2020
While thoughts on returning to in-person instruction are mixed, there remains a hesitation to reopen schools in the FUHSD due to the potential health and safety risks of all stakeholders.

FUHSD reaches agreement to keep schools closed

By Joshua Cantwell Nahrung, Shreya Partha, and Allen Zhang
October 2, 2020
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