On January 19th, 2025, the Skyline populace woke to find a very different world. The popular social media app, TikTok – owned by Chinese company ByteDance Ltd. – was temporarily banned in the United...
Can two animals look the same, act the same, be born from the same mother, and yet be two different species? You can find an answer in a very particular kind of salamander which resides in the Skyline...
Skyline High School’s beloved Skystore, a student-run store for cookies, snacks, and more, has been forced to scale back its operations this year, leaving students craving their lunchtime favorites and...
The Skyline Store’s cookies have seen a period of frequent change in the past few weeks. The store switched to selling whole-grain cookies in October due to an AAPS mandate and then suddenly brought...
Year after year, students return from winter break with new aspirations and goals they wish to see themself achieve in the new year. Skyline students may have had a fun and carefree 2024, and many are...
With class registration coming up, The Skyline Post issued a survey asking Skyline Students what their favorite elective classes were. These were the results:
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Since September of 2021, Skyline’s Environmental Sustainability Club (ESC) has been taking out as many of the building’s recyclables as possible, every day after school. In November of 2024, they found...
The new Trump administration has revoked previous guidelines prohibiting enforcement actions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in “sensitive areas.” These sensitive areas include churches,...
On December 10th, 2024, Skyline teachers gathered outside in freezing weather and snow, in hopes of gaining the attention and support of the public. One particular teacher’s sign “Ask me about my second...
As we head into winter and college application deadlines, “Scholarship Season” is upon us.
December through February, many U.S. colleges and universities – along with third-party organizations...
For four months, students in the Ann Arbor Homebuilding Program have been racing to complete another fully livable home by the end of the school year. Students from Huron, Pioneer, Skyline, and Community...
The Skyline Eagles basketball team has been off to a blazing start this season, currently ranked 13 in the state of Michigan. With a group of experienced seniors and promising upcoming juniors and sophomores,...
Skyline’s Men’s Hockey are set to host their annual Miles Jeffery Roberts (MJR) Hockey Night on Saturday, February 1st, 2025. They are playing against Howell Varsity B, with the puck drop at 5 pm....
“Don’t be afraid of taking [online classes],” says Audra Ambrozaitis (‘27). “It’s a lot easier because I can pace myself. I can get ahead.”
Taking an online class has many benefits for...
Growing up, people often get asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Whether you’ve known for years what you want to do, or still aren't sure, the Skyline Magnet program can help prepare...
On January 8th, Skyline’s biggest club DECA traveled to Eastern Michigan University for their district competition. DECA is a club that helps emerging leaders prepare for careers in business and marketing....
As the air gets colder and the nights get shorter, the infamous Michigan winter brings puffy coats, fleece-lined boots, and icy roads. As some Skyline students drive to school, the danger of driving...
Why are there fences, temporary buildings, and a dumpster by the tennis courts? This construction is upgrading Skyline’s geothermal field. This is meant to maintain Skyline’s geothermal energy systems...
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...
