Charlie Read, freshman, says family is everything to him. When asked who his biggest inspiration was he proceeded to say, “My mom is my biggest inspiration because she makes me a better person.” He continued to speak about his late grandmother and how she was such an important woman in his life. He said, “I grew up going to my grandmother’s house and she was like a second home to me. She always made me feel so safe.” His brother, a student at Homestead, is one of his best friends. He then revealed that one of his biggest regrets was how he did not connect with his brother before they both grew up. “I love my brother Jack. I just wish we could have connected more before he had to go off to college,” Read said.
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Noa Givli is a freshman at Homestead High School. In her free time she loves to volunteer at her local Jewish preschool, do friends at home through Friendship Circle, and she loves being active in her Jewish community through BBYO. She is a very dedicated student and her interests include reading and writing. That is exactly why she has chosen to take part in advanced publications; to improve her journalism skills.