The student news site of Homestead High School in Mequon, Wisconsin.

The Highlander Online
The student news site of Homestead High School in Mequon, Wisconsin.

The Highlander Online
The student news site of Homestead High School in Mequon, Wisconsin.

The Highlander Online
Kate Price

Kate Price, Staffer

Kate Price is a junior and this is her first year apart of the advanced publications staff. Kate is a major coffee lover and spends the majority of her time dancing, spending time with her friends and binge watching her most recent show on Netflix. In addition to always making sure she looks her best, you can probably find her any time of day at the nearest Starbucks. Kate is thrilled to begin her first year as apart of this team and is ready to make it a year to remember!

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Students decorate paper bags to set around the fieldhouse for the luminaria ceremony.

[Photo] Walking to save lives

Ashley Zaiss, Staffer
March 6, 2019
Silma Berrada, senior, performs one of her pieces.

Students and guest speaker perform original pieces at Unplugged

Kate Price, Staffer
June 1, 2018

Students get excited for summer plans

Talia Eiseman and Kate Price
May 29, 2018
Jordan Gomez, junior, gets ready for a pitch.

Baseball team wins first game of season

Kate Price, Staffer
May 25, 2018
(left to right): Bailey Kramer, Caitlin Geurts, Kayla Zimdars, Frankie LaLonde and Mike Bruner smile for a photo.

PDP gives students a glimpse into the business world

Kate Price, Staffer
May 24, 2018
Blue Stockings performance highlights education equality

Blue Stockings performance highlights education equality

Kate Price and Sasha Shapsis
May 1, 2018
Emma Rachum, senior, works on her prototype for her Granulator-Activated Carbon filter.

Students research various fields through independent studies

Talia Eiseman and Kate Price
April 20, 2018
Homestead's MUN smiles for a photo at the conference at UWM.

Homestead attends the Model United Nations conference at UWM

Kate Price, Staffer
March 26, 2018
Emma Rachum, senior, smiles as Lily Norman, junior, buzzes off her hair.

Students participate in annual Relay for Life event

Kate Price, Staffer
March 25, 2018

Third tri seniors reflect on their high school experience

Kate Price and Talia Eiseman
March 20, 2018
Sophomores Zens and Braaten scored second for their prepared project in Start Up Business Plan and first for their test and role plays in Entrepreneurship Team Decision Making.

[Photo] DECA dominates at state convention

Talia Eiseman, Staffer
March 13, 2018
The varsity math team smiles for a photo. (Front row left to right): Giana Lim, Michael Pokorny, Julian Camacho, Jake Yasonik, Stephen Marcon, Katie McCarthy, Shir Bloch.  (Back row left to right): Christopher Aceto, Andrew Wang, Max Kroft

Varsity math team wins annual North Shore Math Contest

Kate Price, Staffer
February 14, 2018
Homestead's Kraken Pinion robotics team wins first place.

Robotics team places first at the Wisconsin State Technical Challenge Competition

Kate Price, Staffer
February 13, 2018
Toys donated for the toy drive are displayed in the windows of the counseling office.

A holiday for giving

Kate Price, Staffer
December 15, 2017
Boys soccer hopes for a strong comeback after loss

Boys soccer hopes for a strong comeback after loss

Kate Price, Staffer
September 27, 2017
Sarah James, freshman, smiles for a photo (submitted photo).

Freshman Friday: Sarah James enters high school on a positive note

Kate Price, Staffer
November 11, 2016

Homestead dresses up for Halloween

Kate Price, Staffer
November 1, 2016
Kurtin poses for a photo with her siblings Mackenzie, Brendan and Lindsay at her eighth grade graduation. Kurtin attended Steffen Middle School prior to being a freshman this year at Homestead. "I took a lot of photos at graduation including this one with my siblings and I" she said. (submitted photo)

Freshman Friday: Maya Kurtin leaps her way into high school

Kate Price, Staffer
October 7, 2016
Will Slawson, junior, plays a song on the bass. Slawson has played the bass for many years and it is one of the ways he copes with the adversity he has faced. "This was an activity I enjoyed prior to my illness and the people I met at treatment reintroduced me to it. I really liked it so I've kept with it ever since," he said.

Through the eyes of a former addict

Kate Price, Staffer
September 29, 2016

Freshmen get creative with Homecoming proposals

Kate Price, Staffer
September 22, 2016
Matthew Klimkosky (left) and Sam Gianakos (right) cheer on the football players during the game on Friday, Sept. 16. Klimkosky and Gianakos chose gold as the theme for the game in support of September's childhood cancer awareness month. "We're just kings doing things to help the boys get rings," Gianakos said.

20 questions with your student section leaders

Kate Price, Staffer
September 18, 2016
The cork board on Mrs. Connelly's wall has over a decades worth of Trek 100 bib numbers. To the right of the bibs are certificates, letters, and pictures from the Trek 100 rides, founded by the M.A.C.C fund, that Mrs. Connelly has participated in. “All these kids are amazing, just amazing. They’re the reason I keep riding," said Mrs. Connelly.

The trek of a champion

Meg Niedfeldt, Talia Gottlieb, and Kate Price
September 18, 2016
I-Wing 2 is connected to the IMC or known as I-Wing 1. The class that was previously in here was using it to study AP Calculus. Sam Judd, junior, said that"It makes learning more exciting" because "there are so many different ways to interact with this space."

Homestead I-Wing: A whole new world

Kate Price, Staffer
September 12, 2016
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