One year after announcing his diagnosis of ALS, actor Eric Dane passed away. Dane, most commonly recognized from his roles as Mark Sloan in Grey's Anatomy and Cal Jacobs in Euphoria, passed away this past...
Have you heard? A new club, Create For Kids, just started. This club is a branch from a pre-existing organization, Create For Kids. This club is for Skyline students to showcase their kindness and...
On the first day of school, one specific thing stood out to me most. An old mural started in 2023 was finally finished over the summer, after being worked on for two years. The mural depicts a large, happy...
Skyline is ecstatic to introduce a new staff member: English/Theater teacher and theater director Kristine Stephens!
“I always knew I wanted to be an actress,” Stephens says. “I went to school...
Every morning at 6:20 am, long before the first bell rings, Julie McCarver is already at the district bus lot, backpack in hand and ready to drive. For more than a decade, she has been one of the steady...
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...
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...
Winter season is ending, bringing forth the new season of Spring sports. Centerfield Baseball player Donovon Hill (‘25) has been eagerly preparing for the Spring season while battling ACL surgery recovery...
On February 5th, 2025, Skyline’s newest English teacher Claire Federhofer started her first day, all the way up in room C402.
Frustrated by her job as assistant principal at Canton High School and...
Skyline High School’s College and Career Center (CUBE) has a new director and students around the school are asking who he is. Anthony Woodford is bringing his experience and knowledge to help students...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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....
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...
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,...
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...
Illuminating Skyline with more than just a camera flash, Muj Mubarak (‘26) shines a light on the emotion, passion, and skill that goes into playing sports.
Since starting his photography career...
“I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a teacher who cares more about her students than Mrs. Pool,” says student Leland Weiser (‘25). Jennifer Pool, most known for teaching AP Statistics, has become...
