This Mother’s Day, the Homestead Family Association sponsored the first-ever Spring Seedling Sale Fundraiser, which raised a grand total of $3500 to benefit Homestead’s Annual Fund!
This week, the Homestead Family Association organized a number of events at the Glen Spey campus to celebrate the amazing humans who make our school the magical place that it is! On Tuesday morning, teachers & staff were provided with a breakfast spread of coffee, …
Exciting Drama performances happening at CCHS! The 2021-22 school year saw the drama and tech theater elective classes come together for a well-received performance of the beloved musical INTO THE WOODS. The ensemble cast featured Audrey Shannon (also the show’s choreographer), Rose Mandelbaum, Lia Guillerme, …
“Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it.” ~ Haruki Murakami What do we gain by investigating death? To study death is to learn about the extraordinary world we live in. Some of history’s most amazing artwork and writing has focused …
“Montessori is an education for independence, preparing not just for school but for life.” – Maria Montessori One of the many qualities of a Montessori education is our focus on the whole child, investing not just in academics and physical education, but personal growth. Montessori …
(to access the entire Newbery list go to: www.ala.org) 2022: The Last Quentista by Donna Barba Higuera Había una vez . . . There lived a girl named Petra Peña, who wanted nothing more than to be a storyteller, like her abuelita. But Petra’s world is …
"Musical theater is a way to bring people together, to open others to a new voice and perspective that maybe they haven't discovered yet," says seventh-grader Audrey Shannon of Homestead Collaborative College High School (CCHS)...
As a young author at the start of my career, one of my peers was asked to judge a book award. At the time, that felt like a far-away goal – something I could never imagine being invited to do. I remember thinking, I hope I get to have that experience someday. Fast forward twenty years...
Two Homestead Collaborative College High School students took home top prizes at the first annual Sullivan Youth Poetry Festival. Colin Kinney, a ninth grade student at CCHS, won first prize for his poem “A Fickle Young Mind” and Sindhu Villarheal, also a ninth grade student, won third prize for her poem “Sestina”.
