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 Katelynn Ngo
Maintaining positive environmental effects after lifting lockdown

Maintaining positive environmental effects after lifting lockdown

By Katelynn Ngo
May 26, 2020

Wins, losses aside, girls soccer focuses on sisterhood, community

By Katelynn Ngo
February 27, 2020
Junior goalie Abisha Muzumder works on blocking shots with junior field player Sanjana Shankar in preparation for their match with Archbishop Mitty on Nov. 9.

CCS Playoffs conclude field hockey’s season with score 2-0, Mitty winning

By Katelynn Ngo
December 11, 2019
The new club application process begins with figuring out the purpose for your club and expanding from there.

New club application gets rid of rubric, signatures, presentations

By Katelynn Ngo
December 10, 2019
Senior Mihika Deshmukh’s interest in golf started because of her father.

Golf emphasizes brains over brawns

By Katelynn Ngo
November 6, 2019
Encapsulated tire crumbs, which make up the infill of artificial turfs across FUHSD, can reach temperatures of up to 160 degrees on hot days.

Turf fields pose potential health risks

By Katelynn Ngo, Shreya Partha, and Sahil Venkatesan
September 27, 2019
ASB social manager Ori Brutman, along with ASB president Lior Kishinevsky are an essential part of the leadership team.

Changes made in leadership meant to improve reachability toward student body

By Katelynn Ngo
September 26, 2019
Sophomore Thien Ni Vu works hard at practice, preparing for this seasons upcoming schedule of games.

Girls tennis optimistic for new season despite loss of graduated players

By Katelynn Ngo
September 12, 2019

FPA’s cow dissection helps members gain exposure to a possible career path

By Katelynn Ngo
June 4, 2019

FBLA’s Partnership With Business Project collaborates with SkinIQ and their new app

By Katelynn Ngo
May 6, 2019

FBLA spreads positivity and thankfulness through simple cards

By Katelynn Ngo
May 1, 2019

Everything is better in moderation, even mobile devices

By Katelynn Ngo
May 1, 2019

HCS reviews their 5K Walk/Run turnout

By Katelynn Ngo
April 3, 2019

Sports Soundbites: Basketball Perception w/ Tia Picson

By Shruti Magesh and Katelynn Ngo
January 30, 2019

Investments club aims to educate the student body about finances

By Katelynn Ngo
January 30, 2019
Seniors Secretary Jozie Yen and Activities Director Joanne Liu get events ready for the school year

Cancer Society impacts cancer awareness one step at a time

By Katelynn Ngo
January 7, 2019
Junior Anushka Saran dissected a pig heart during one of FPA’s workshops.

FPA labs and dissections, other events

By Katelynn Ngo
January 7, 2019

New teachers express their passions (Part 6)

By Katelynn Ngo
December 15, 2018

New teachers express their passions (Part 5)

By Katelynn Ngo
December 15, 2018

New teachers express their passions (Part 4)

By Katelynn Ngo
December 15, 2018

New teachers express their passions (Part 3)

By Katelynn Ngo
December 15, 2018
New teachers express their passions (Part 2)

New teachers express their passions (Part 2)

By Katelynn Ngo
December 14, 2018

New teachers express their passions (Part 1)

By Katelynn Ngo
November 8, 2018

FBLA competitions starting soon, upcoming tryouts

By Katelynn Ngo
November 7, 2018

A very Homestead Halloween

By Katelynn Ngo and Shruti Magesh
October 30, 2018
Juniors Darren Hsing and Atharva Shah, received tenth place in Network Design.

FBLA takes first place at NLC

By Shruti Magesh and Katelynn Ngo
September 1, 2018
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