Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Hope Saena

Hope Saena, Production Manager

Now a senior, Hope is exhilarated to be serving as this year’s Production Manager. Throughout her three years at The Epitaph, Hope has grown to love writing and making newfound connections. Aside from focusing on her duties as Production Manager, Hope can be found hiking, surfing somewhere in Capitola, lifting with her dad and searching for new music to listen to.
All content by Hope Saena
When globalization hits locally

When globalization hits locally

By Saira Ahmed, Karuna Chandran, Madhavi Karthik, Zeinab Rakhshandehroo, Hope Saena, and Lindsey Steel
May 22, 2023

Spring is in season

By Hope Saena
April 21, 2023
Season breakdown with Coach Kala

Season breakdown with Coach Kala

By Hope Saena
April 21, 2023
The team practices a variety of drills to improve their performance in future games.

Leveling up with newcomers

By Christine Kim, Lia Klebanov, and Hope Saena
January 19, 2023
Epitaph Picks: Animes to watch in the fall

Epitaph Picks: Animes to watch in the fall

By Nathan Gu and Hope Saena
October 12, 2022

Athletes face uncertainty as new bell schedule cuts into practice time

By Patrick Hao, Niyatee Jain, Brevin Reed, Hope Saena, Helen Tam, Faith Watters, and Emma Yu
September 14, 2022

Sustainable steps can help save the environment

By Ritaja Subrahmanya, Karuna Chandran, Olivia Shen, Ashley Orozco Plata, Rajiv Venkatesh, and Hope Saena
March 9, 2022
Forte dance showcase

Forte dance showcase

By Dan Penalosa, Hope Saena, and Esmeralda Villalobos Soriano
February 15, 2022
Committee aids community: With the help of NEHS’ committee and the HHS community, the book drive ended as a success, with a total of 60 books donated.

NEHS hosts first book drive to aid readers in need

By Ariana Tejeda Moreno, Ashley Orozco Plata, and Hope Saena
December 12, 2021

Bay Spot

By Ashley Orozco Plata, Hope Saena, Ariana Tejeda Moreno, and Nina Vasquez Cruz
December 10, 2021

Freshmen on HHS sports

By Ariana Tejeda Moreno and Hope Saena
May 29, 2021

FBLA’s PwB project educates students through business partnerships

By Hope Saena and Jack Xu
April 25, 2021
Through these collaborative workshops with the campaign’s partners, engaged participants are able to gain a new perspective of running a business during COVID-19.

Buy Local campaign raises awareness for local businesses

By Hope Saena
March 23, 2021
The last day of attending Samoa College was hard for me as I had just became close with my relatives, but I am grateful for the experience.

POV: Journey to Acceptance

By Hope Saena
March 18, 2021
Walking on a fine line between two cultures

Walking on a fine line between two cultures

By Hope Saena
January 15, 2021
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