Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Nicole Pimenta Innecco

Nicole Pimenta Innecco, Reporter

Nicole is currently a sophomore and this is her first year working for The Epitaph. She loves anything to do with writing, from theatre scripts, to music, to books, to journalism. She hopes to advocate and bring awareness to human rights, mental health and world or political news, and is very excited about her opportunity on the Epitaph to do so!

All content by Nicole Pimenta Innecco
mxmtoon and Chloe Moriondo captivate the audeince with their vocals, instrumentals, and visual effects

mxmtoon’ shares her growth, fosters community with ”rising: the tour”

May 21, 2022

Equestriettes Spring Showcase Photo Gallery

May 17, 2022
Teenage years are glorified and idealized everywhere: from movies set in the 70’s to TV shows today

“The Teenage Dream”

January 5, 2022
Spikes constructed below bridges is an attack against homeless communities.

Hostile architecture harms homeless community

January 2, 2022
FOOTBALL PREP BEGINS: Jonathan Hacker prepares for the game on the field.

Football creates a family

December 12, 2021
VACCINE SPARKS DISAGREEMENT: The COVID-19 Vaccine has been a source of much debate and speculation since it’s first distributions a year ago in December of 2020.

California becomes the first state to mandate vaccines for K-12 students

December 7, 2021
FUHSD has implemented a variety of procedures for the grade conversion process.

FUHSD adapts learning recovery options for students

October 1, 2021
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