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 Karen Li
Change my mind

Change my mind

June 15, 2020
Teachers are looking for alternatives to traditional tests as a way to measure students mastery of course material now that courses have changed to credit/no credit.

Teachers look for alternatives to traditional finals

April 26, 2020
Kelly DiNucci and Christy Heaton share their history favorites.

Inside the social studies department: the stories behind the career

March 27, 2020
Spring sports athletes express disappointment in cancellations

Spring sports athletes express disappointment in cancellations

March 22, 2020
“The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez,” a true crime documentary series released as a six-part miniseries on Netflix on Feb. 26, explores the horrific events of Gabriel’s murder and abuse and puts to question the numerous systems that allowed Gabriel to slip through its fingers to his death.

Justice for Gabriel

March 22, 2020
Sydney (Sophia Lillis) and Stanley (Wyatt Oleff) capture the endearingly painful awkwardness of adolescence.

‘I am not okay with this’ makes promising debut

March 21, 2020
Girls varsity basketball played Mountain View High School for their Senior Night on Feb. 11, maintaining their undefeated record with a league record of 10-0.

Girls basketball celebrates Senior Night, defeats Mountain View

February 14, 2020
A look on books

A look on books

February 6, 2020
Team captains Brinda Pandi and Belinda Yan confer with coach Sundar Parthasarathy prior to their last home game against LHS.

Girls varsity tennis score an ace with new coach

October 30, 2019

Roundup more than ‘one stop shop’

September 9, 2019
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