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In their efforts to expand their love of books to young readers, the Mentorship Branch of the Homestead Honors English Society (HEHS) visited Donges Bay and other elementary schools in the district to read books to elementary school students.
“[HEHS has] partnered with Kids Campus, which is their after-school program, and we bring picture books based on a theme each month. And we read to them and have a mini discussion after,” Sarah Heller, sophomore member of HEHS, said.

We would like to express our appreciation for all of your support for the Highlander Publications account over the years. We are beginning to transfer to a new Facebook account to better suite our program. Please go and follow the new Highlander Publications Homestead Pubs account for all of our same content! Starting today at 3:30, we will be live broadcasting the Girls Basketball game with play-by-play commentary! Tune in on Facebook live on the new account!

A new VLOG by Anaya Adams https://homesteadhighlanderonline.com/39515/blogs/life-unscripted/ #

Life Unscripted Click this video to watch this Q&A to get to know me. I’ll be answering 17 questions as a 17 year old.

Pubs teacher Ms. Rauch shared a full-circle moment interviewing a former Publications editor about next chapters!

Episode 4 is for anyone facing a big transition, either from high school to college, college to career, or career to whatever comes next!

Hannah shares the wisdom that has guided her through these moments and how traveling the world has influenced her perspective on life! 📍🗺️Enjoy! 🎙️ https://rss.com/podcasts/life-s-next-lesson-plan-podcast-trailer/1785913/

Humans in Homestead

Humans of Homestead: Sophia Leatherbury “My sisters are my greatest inspiration. Although we have different strengths when it comes to academic and personal ability, I have always been able to relate to them and turn to them when I’m going through hard times. One of the most important lessons I have learned from my sisters is social s...

Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes in Pubs? Today staffers met with Elizabeth Sweet, HHS graduate of ‘06, sports writer and designer based out of Chicago. Staffers and Sweet worked on planning the journalism coverage for the first annual Homestead girls basketball alumnae game. Sweet and Chloe Marotta, sports broadcaster and Marquette girls basketball alumna, will be organizing the game that will take place at HHS on Dec. 21. Come out and show support for women’s sports! 🏀 📝

Humans of Homestead

Humans of Homestead: Brayden Sharp Brayden Sharp sophomore, loves to act. hHe has taken many acting classes in school, but he loves directing even more. He took Acting 1 & 2/Directing class, and used these skills to write his own film about an alien, cast the actors, and start directing the film. He love directing and designing so mu...

Humans of Homestead

Humans of Homestead: Sasha Dubrovsky “The person I admire most would have to be my mom. I know that I can trust and rely on her because she is so determined to help others. I try every day to be a leader, help others and try my best in everything I do, like my mom. What motivates me so much...

17 days to submit senior photos and baby ads for the 2025 yearbook! Sheets outside Room 405!

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Feeing the power of presence Every Friday at 6:30 a.m, students gather to read and discuss the bible together under the supervision of Bible Club adviser Michaela Fraley, English teacher. Fraley stated, “we gather together to sing… a designated student then reads through a chapter of scripture, another student prays for dis...

Story by Jack Bell

Robotics encourages students to engage in STEM The robotics club allows students to pursue their interests in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Robotics will enable students to have fun and learn about many different career paths. Josh Colcord, senior, said, “I joined robotics because I’ve always liked designing and ma...