School tends to be very stressful for many students in Skyline; after all, there is a lot to lose when your future is on the line. In Journalism, however, teacher Annie Blais keeps spirits high with a...
Frustration over pay, workload, and classroom conditions came to a head Tuesday evening after concerns over low salary increases, larger class sizes, and healthcare costs, restarting negotiations that...
As Trimester 2 came to a close, The Skyline Post decided to survey students to see how their year has gone.
First we asked students how excited they were about the upcoming 3rd trimester, to which we...
During finals week in Skyline, students are taking tests, presenting slideshows, and writing essays. However, some students are doing something a bit more interesting for their final: solving crime.
Students...
Cheers filled the Skyline High School auditorium on February 26, 2026 as Skyline’s African American Humanities students delivered a stunning performance celebrating African American history and culture.
Every...
With finals being at the end of next week, students are cramming last minute late work. Pulling all-nighters to remember units from the beginning of the trimester and retaking mastery assignments for the...
The quick jump from state testing into AP tests can roll in as a surprise to many students, leaving them with minimal time for studying. With all of this pressure building, how do students manage this...
Every February, Skyline Auditorium hosts a collection of pop-acapella groups (á la Pitch Perfect) for the annual International Championship of High School Acapella (ICHSA) Midwest Quarter Finals.
Skyline’s...
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On February 1st, Bad Bunny (Benito Martinez Ocasio), a Latin artist from Puerto Rico, swept the Grammys, winning Album of the Year, Best Musica Urbana Album, and Best Global Music Performance...
ANN ARBOR, MI: In a landmark bill for the state of Michigan, the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners has voted to ban all Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from entering Washtenaw County...
When you see a blue “Support Ann Arbor Teachers” shirt being worn, it's not teachers begging for more money. It symbolizes teachers’ unity in frustration at the district's decisions.
Educators...
For their protection, students will not be identified by name in this article.
Across America in the early months of 2026, federal U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) have been rounding...
At Skyline, Valentine's day isn’t limited to heart shaped cliches or candlelit dinners. While the holiday is often associated with romance, students are trading in over the top gestures for quality...
From January 15th–18th, around 30 Skyline students attended MUNUM in downtown Ann Arbor, a Model UN conference hosted by University of Michigan students drawing over 800 participants from across the...
Today, January 16th 2026, a smoke detector went off on the fifth floor of Skyline at around 9:50 am. “The fifth floor looks a lot like the 3rd and 4th, except the hallways are filled with machinery,"...
Once the last bell rings on Friday, December 19th, Skyline students and staff head home with a two week long break in their future.
How are they planning to spend this long-anticipated break?
“I...
As winter approaches, the Black Student Union (BSU) students are partnering with Food Gatherers to assist families in need. This effort stems from their wish to raise awareness, promote kindness, and remind...
With thick fluffy snow flakes raining down but predicted temperatures above 30 for Thursday, December 11, the Skyline community had one question: would we have another snow day?
Alas, no.
For...
On Friday, December 5th, from 5 p.m. to 12 p.m. stores around State Street, Main Street and Kerrytown participate in late hours and hard-to-resist sales. According to Main Street Ann Arbor this event has...
Skyline Women's Volleyball won 3 out of 4 matches against The Dexter Dreadnaughts in their district finals, allowing them to advance to the Regional Semi-Finals.
“After winning, we all knew that...
When Skyline Track runner Martin Gehrke (28’) crossed the finish line at the 11/1/25 Division 1 State Championship race, the clock read 16:04, a time that broke a barrier he’d been chasing of his own...
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.
Camryn Murray ('26)...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
