Skyline students now have a new way to express creativity: the Jewelry and Design class. Taught by Candace Ottaviano and Meredith Giltner, it allows students the opportunity to work with their hands and...

On the weekend of October 18th, 2025, American citizen rallied in various places around the country to protest the current U.S President, Donald Trump, with multiple signs insinuating that there are “no...

With November 1st on the horizon, the Early Action deadline looms over seniors applying to college. As seniors rush to check off every last box on their to-do lists, requesting transcripts ahead of time...

This year, the Black Student Union (BSU) is starting a new chapter under the leadership of College and Career Counselor Mr. Woodford. He has revealed an innovative plan to change the club’s direction...

Earlier this Fall, students and families were told that if the Michigan Legislature couldn’t pass a budget, students would have to pay for lunch.  As of October 21, AAPS head of Food Services confirmed...

October 8th, 2025, The Skyline Post spent the day at the annual Michigan Interscholastic Press Association (MIPA) Fall Conference learning from and connecting with other student and professional journalists. The...

Navigating the Homecoming weekend is never easy. With all the action going on, it's hard to figure out which events to go to and when and where these events take place. Through Friday Night Lights, a Big...

Homecoming is here! Here’s what you need to know so you’re prepared for this year's Great Gatsby themed dance.  Our school's Homecoming week is always an exciting time, with Spirit Week, a pep...

Positivity Club meeting information: Thursdays after school in The Learning Center (Room B429).  Upbeat, jazzy music and laughter fill the room as club members lightheartedly bicker about the rules...

The Eagles are putting in an effort to support rival Saline with their ChadTough fundraiser. The ChadTough foundation was created in honor of Tammy Carr’s son, Chad Carr, who unfortunately passed...

When stepping into a new chapter in life, it’s important to have a good guide. Lamanzer Williams, Skyline’s new 9th-grade dean, is trying to be that guide. Since November, he’s been helping freshmen...

This year, social emotional lessons (SEL) took place every Wednesday morning during students’ Skytime (homeroom) classes.  Students were encouraged to practice breathing techniques or share and...

Many people have strong opinions about the place they decide to attend after high school. A lot just choose the option that is either the most affordable or the most accessible which can leave limited...

As summer approaches, there's one big thing high schoolers start thinking about: summer jobs. Having a job builds customer service skills as well as soft skills, which are important for the future. To...

Each year, the school’s international art trip opens the door to a new world of inspirational culture and unforgettable experiences. Whether it’s the sunlit ruins of Greece or the colorful streets...

The Choral Cavalcade Choir concert consisting of Skyline, Forsythe, and Clague students performed at Skyline High School on April 8, 2025.  Sopranos, altos, tenors, and bass singers delivered this...

Last Name, First Name College, military, trade, job - after HS Plans Major, Minor (if applicable) Sport (If applicable - playing in college) Abduljaber, Darren Washtenaw Community College Dental...

With the 2024-2025 school year coming to a close, the class of 2025 are not the only members of Skyline saying goodbye. Various teachers and teacher assistants at Skyline are taking the next step in their...

What do a water gun, roller coaster park, and a picnic all have in common? Skyline students know: these are some of our most-loved graduation traditions: Senior Sunrise, Senior Breakfast, Prom at University...

On May 12th, the Art and Chess Clubs came together to hold a chess tournament in Skyline’s library. The event raised funds for their clubs and the ceramics department.  The winner of the chess...

Freshman football has always been a big part of high school life. It’s the first real chance for many athletes to represent their school, wear the jersey, and play under the stadium lights. It helps...

Despite only being 7,542 people strong and 6.17% of its total population (according to ZipAtlas), Ann Arbor’s Polish community is large and thriving. In Ann Arbor (and Michigan in general), there...

After months of extreme preparation and high-stakes test taking, AP students at Skyline high schoolers are finally shifting gears. But what happens after AP exam bubbles burst? While the stress has...

It’s that time of the year! Don’t get too eggcited, but last week, the physics classes had their yearly egg drop from the third floor. Some would say it went eggcelently, while others eggspected more. “[Our...

If you’ve been anywhere online these past few weeks, ice bucket challenges have been taking over your entire Instagram feed (paired with a video of said person getting a bucket of ice water dumped over...

As college admissions evolve, students are confronted with a game-changing choice: submit SAT/ACT scores or take the test-optional route. This decision can hold the key to unlocking, or limiting, a student’s...

Tuesday, May 13. Skyline High School’s class of 2025 doesn’t only make it to school on time, but comes together before the sun rises to celebrate their new beginnings. Senior Sunrise, one of Skyline's...

Stepping into Room A306, busy hands clatter away at laptop keyboards as yearbook staff chatter in hushed voices. With over 70 clubs and sports teams at Skyline, the staff has lots of ground to cover every...