Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
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Music teacher John Burn conducts student orchestra and band performance.

Club N’ Grub shares plates from around the world

March 31, 2016
Students purchase tickets to exchange for food at Club N’ Grub

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Latino Student Union sells Jarritos, a popular soda from Mexico.

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Korean Student Association distributes kimbap to be sold during Club N’ Grub

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Students selling Japanese soda at last springs Club and Grub.

[Photo] Club and Grub possibly discontinued after implementation of California health law

September 27, 2016
Black Box Crew sells popcorn chicken from Tea Era.

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Students follow along with a basic Polynesian dance movement

Experiencing the Pacific islands

March 30, 2016
Photo courtesy of Sand Hill Property Company

Vallco to get second chance

November 20, 2015
Amrita Venkatraman is new Programming Club president for the 2015-16 school year

The new (inter)face of Programming Club

October 26, 2015
During high school, Shannon Vakili was a part of the HHS choir.

New to the neighborhood: Librarian Shannon Vakili

October 10, 2015
New to the neighborhood: Psychologist Lina Chung

New to the neighborhood: Psychologist Lina Chung

October 10, 2015
Noelle Mason-Wood also coaches field hockey at HHS.

New to the neighborhood: Special Education paraprofessional Noelle Mason-Wood

October 10, 2015
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