Several Homestead students are using their time away from physically being in school to volunteer and offer thanks to their community. Click the link to see these students creative ideas. https://issuu.com/kendallcoburn/docs/feature_story_volunteering_during_covid-19

Despite COVID-19 cancelling prom, some Mighty Highlanders still found a way to celebrate what would’ve been prom night on April 18. For some, this was their last prom before heading to college in the fall. Others were looking forward to their first prom night and experiencing the fun and memories...

On April 27, 2020, seniors lined up in their cars at the Homestead entrance to receive their cap and gowns, yard signs, and the Winter 2020 edition of Soliloquy Literary Arts Magazine. This event followed the news of K-12 school shutdowns and extended stay-at-home order due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The...

Mequon-Thiensville voters approved a $55.7 million referendum on April 7, 2020 to help facility needs across multiple schools. After engaging in multiple referendum questions on election days, the plan was approved by a final margin of 58% yes to 42% no. “The District engaged the community in a...

With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, many people are trapped inside their homes unable to leave due to the risk of the disease possibly being transmitted from person to person. Research has shown that people of older age have a higher risk of catching COVID-19 and they are advised to stay in quarantine...