We all saw it on the news last weekend: A giant winter storm would soon be sweeping across the country, dumping snow and blizzards everywhere, and promising snow days for lots of schools. But after a closer...
The 2024 election was one of the most polarizing in history. Each election cycle that comes, follows a new wave of voters and this election led to a great divide among Gen Z voters all over the country....
Just a few years ago, Hobbs Kessler was a Skyline student athlete getting ready for his next test. Now, he can say he ran at the Olympic trials for the first time when he was 18 years old and signed a...
Monday 12/16/2024, Cozy PJ Day:
Skyline’s Holiday Spirit Week kicked off with the theme of Cozy PJs. Hundreds of Skyline students enthusiastically brought comfort to the classroom. School...
Going into the 2024-25 winter basketball season, the Skyline Men’s Varsity Basketball team is ready and coming in hot. One of the star players on this team is the forward Noah Silkworth (‘25).
Silkworth...
Note: The Skyline Post reached out to district officials for comment and is still waiting for response. This story will be updated to incorporate any forthcoming replies.
“There are three or four...
Whether it’s Luke Jordan (‘24) rowing at Wisconsin's Madison University, or Evan Rothenberg (‘23) playing quarterback for Carnegie Mellon University's football team, Skyline athletes are continuing...
On Tuesday December 10, between 7:20 to 7:45 a.m., Skyline High School teachers are planning to stand outside Skyline High School in the cold weather and snow, hoping to gain support and raise awareness...
In the wake of AAPS’ $25 million budget crisis in June of 2024, nearly 200 teachers were laid off district-wide and a myriad of classes are no longer offered at Skyline.
Teachers reported feeling...
A lovely aroma wafts out of the door as students bustle around the room, talking and laughing. Atop a table sits a bubbling, boiling pot filled with meat and vegetables. Welcome to Skyline’s Mandarin...
Feeling angry about the grading policy at Skyline? Chances are, according to a survey done by The Skyline Post, your friends are as well.
To understand how students are feeling about the grading policy,...
Music has the ability to connect people despite borders and barriers that may be in place. If you love music and have interest in learning how to create soundtracks like your favorite artists, then...
Skyline’s World Cuisine Club has flourished over the past year, attracting a diverse group of students, enthusiastic to explore global cuisine through dynamic gatherings and cultural exchanges.
Students...
Skyline’s Writing Center has become the Learning Center. Now, when students are seeking help for both writing and math, they can come to Skylines’ Learning Center. This year the Writing Center decided...
Welcome to the wild ride of mornings at Skyline, where navigating the chaos is just as challenging as the day’s lessons ahead!
With the new 2024 school year, Skyline administration decided to change...
After a successful season, the Skyline Girls Field Hockey team returned to the turf with new changes. In August, Shelby Fulkerson started as head coach after the retirement of Nikki Barrett, Skyline science...
Though we each have a different life experience, adjusting to a new school is something we can all relate to. Maya Zogaib (‘28) is a 9th grader adjusting from Forsythe Middle School to Skyline High School....
On October 2nd, many students were surprised by a fire drill after school during club hours. To many, this was a first-time occurrence, while others recalled similar events from previous years. Many...
Due to potential safety concerns regarding political viewpoints expressed in this story, The Skyline Post has anonymized all quotes.
At 5:40 AM EST, November 6th, Associated Press called the 2024...
One of Skyline’s new 9th-grade students is Amy Zheng (‘28) from Forsythe Middle School. She shared the experiences, nervousness, and excitement of the first few weeks with The Post.
Zheng says that...
This year, the Skyline Pompon team has a new addition. For the first time since the team was established, they have recruited a male dancer: Markell Freeman (‘27).
“I was excited [to join]! I...
Entering the 2024 school year, returning students expected to be met with the same rules as always. However, Spring 2023 discussion of a new phone policy developed into a plan for a new system, banning...
The new phone policy has changed the environment of Skyline High School and teachers are noticing a difference. Phones must go in the pocket at the front of the classroom – students may only use their...
As she makes her transition from middle to high school, Liv Housler (‘28), a freshman on varsity Girls’ Golf, has helped the team soar to number two in Michigan’s Southeastern Conference (SEC).
Recently,...
The chirping of birds and the smell of crisp Michigan air can do wonders after a long day at school.
Spring 2024, Skyline’s counselors and other staff members built a labyrinth across the road from...
UPDATE: as of November 14th, Leslie Wilkins, Glynda Wilks, and Don Wilkerson have been elected to the three open seats and will serve four-year terms.
November 6th is our country’s General Election,...
The election is right around the corner and although the deadline for online registration has passed…new voters, you have other options. If you haven't completed online registration two weeks prior...
Another group of freshmen has entered Skyline High School: a wave of new people with different personalities and hobbies. One of these freshmen is Ethan Miller (‘28). Miller is on the Skyline Marching...
With Election Day coming up on Tuesday, November 5th, AP U.S. Government and Politics (AP Gov) is in full swing, preparing for the upcoming presidential election. The class is creating mock campaigns,...
