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2025 Skyline Decision Day: Where Are Skyline Seniors Committed?

2025 Skyline Decision Day: Where Are Skyline Seniors Committed?

Livia Pierce, Robby Shannon, and Blake Davidoff November 13, 2025

On Wednesday, November 12th, 2025, three Skyline students committed to different colleges for distinct athletics. These athletes will showcase their talents at the college level. Cameron Murray...

Leaving Iowa Hits the Road This Weekend Only

Leaving Iowa Hits the Road This Weekend Only

Aidan Harris November 13, 2025

Have you ever taken a chaotic road trip with your family? Skyline’s Fall play centers around Don Browning (Will Powers (‘26)) traveling and having flashbacks to his younger self when his whole family...

Robby Shannon ('26) leaving his phone in a phone pocket.

The phone policy has been updated. Here’s what you need to know.

Katherine Nachtrab November 11, 2025

In Fall 2025, students were shocked to find the phone policy would be strictly enforced.  The updated policy requires students to put their phones in a designated pouch at the front of every classroom...

Summer Game player raising their bid card to bid at the Game Over Gala.

How Ann Arbor Makes Libraries Fun

JJ Mccleskey November 10, 2025

Once a year, in the summer, the Ann Arbor community comes together to play a game. Run by the Ann Arbor District Library (AADL), this game brings thousands of people together in order to read books,...

Pumpkin Patch during the day

Step into Fall by Visiting the Best Pumpkin Patches in the Area

Allie Rothenberg November 10, 2025

As the leaves start to fall, it's time to soak up the breeze and spend an evening at one of these top-rated pumpkin patches. Every year, the peak time to see the leaves at their proudest of colors is late...

Members of the Cooking for a Cause Club work on recipe cards during a meeting. Photo taken October 27th, 2025.

Cooking for a Cause: New Club Joins the Fight Against Food Insecurity

Tam Miller, Editor November 5, 2025

As of November 1st, 2025, federal food aid across the country has been thrown into uncertainty by the government shutdown, affecting thousands of families who depend on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...

A skeleton inflatable welcomely waving in Fettig's front yard.

Halloween Pre-preparations: What Are Skyline Students Planning For Halloween 2025?

Dana Abduljabar October 30, 2025

The spookiness and terror are going to show up very soon! Welcome back, Halloween! Judging by how many rooms around school are beautifully decorated with plastic pumpkins and skeleton skulls, the Skyline...

A version of the jump rings assignment in Jewelry and Design.

Stylish and Skillful: Skyline Adds New Jewelry and Design Class

Olivia Watters October 29, 2025

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...

No Kings Protest near Veterans Park on October 18th, 2025

No Kings Protest: How do Skyline Students feel?

Arturo Gonzalez and Alison Green October 28, 2025

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...

How to Request Transcripts for College Applications: A Guide to Parchment

How to Request Transcripts for College Applications: A Guide to Parchment

Eda Kirca October 24, 2025

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...

Students attend first BSU meeting on October 21, 2025

Mr. Woodford Takes Over BSU

Amaya Canada October 24, 2025

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...

Skyline cafeteria staff prepare lunch for the hungry hoard.

AAPS Confirms Lunch Will Be Free All Year

Troy Banks October 22, 2025

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...

Skyline journalists receive feedback on newspaper.

Skyline Post Attends, Presents at State Journalism Conference

Shiloh Merges October 22, 2025

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...

Skyline marching band members prepare for their performance in the 2024 Homecoming parade.

Don’t Know What to Do? Planning the Perfect Hoco Weekend

Gabi Arocha and Owen Peterson October 3, 2025

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...

Infographic of what you need to know.

Homecoming 2025: What You Need To Know

Natalie Hannewald October 1, 2025

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 members gather to snack, chat, and play Uno Flip.

Positivity Club is Working on Staying Positive

Ashley Han September 19, 2025

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...

This is Chad Carr as a child playing with his puppy

Skyline Wears Orange for Saline’s ChadTough Fundraiser

Shannon Anderson September 5, 2025

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...

Skyline Admin Williams Pushes Eagles to Success

Skyline Admin Williams Pushes Eagles to Success

Arda Nihat Yilmaz June 6, 2025

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...

Student shows how he's feeling using Skytime slides.

SEL Lessons Meet Mixed Student Reactions

David Powell June 6, 2025

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...

Claire Cronin (25') poses in a hoodie of the college she has planned to attend.

Students Weigh the Costs of Going to Distant Colleges vs. Staying In-State

Shriya Patel June 6, 2025

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...

The possibilities are endless when it comes to fun summer jobs, here's a list to help you get started.

Sun, Sweat, and Salaries: Summer Job Scene

Ishmal Choudhary June 2, 2025

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...

Students pose together at Park Güell in Spain, taking in Gaudí’s colorful architecture during a vibrant spring visit.

Pull Up to Greece: Why You Should Join the Skyline Art Trip Abroad

Marlene Alcantara-Luna June 2, 2025

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...

Choir students from Skyline, Forsythe, and Clague perform their last piece River In Judea on stage.

How Did The Choral Cavalcade Go?

Dana Abduljaber June 2, 2025

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...

The Skyline High School Class of 2025.

Where is the Class of 2025 Going After Graduation?

Kamryn Lindsey June 2, 2025

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...

Retiring Teachers Reflect, Offer Advice to Skyline Students

Retiring Teachers Reflect, Offer Advice to Skyline Students

Blake Davidoff June 2, 2025

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...

Who is the 2025 Skyline Class Speaker?

Max Rosenberg June 2, 2025

After careful consideration, the class speaker for the Skyline 2025 graduating class has been selected: Owen McKelvey (‘25…obviously) will deliver the student speech June 2nd at Eastern Michigan...

First class of Skyline graduating in 2012.

Past to Present: Skyline Graduation Traditions Persist

Raeleigh McNair June 1, 2025

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...

The tournament had plenty of participants ready to fight to be the chess champion.

Skyline Chess Tournament Raises Funds For Clubs

David Powell May 30, 2025

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...

The Skyline freshman football team plays in one of their season games against Dexter.

Will There Be a 2025 Skyline Freshman Football Team?

Conner Alexander, Sports Writer May 29, 2025

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...

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