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A teacher's graduation gown, collecting dust in the closet.
Will AAPS Staff be Attending Graduation?
Apollo Malenstein June 3, 2026

Students are wondering whether or not teachers are showing up to graduation. The truth is: they aren’t, because the teachers are engaged in...

Skyline's natural areas in the morning.
Invasives and Oak Wilt Threaten Skyline Natural Areas, Adjacent Neighborhoods
Dominic Marroni June 3, 2026

Most Skyline students have likely found themselves staring out a window during a lecture at some point in their high school career. The canopy...

Students on their phones during lunchtime
Ann Arbor Public Schools Sues Social Media Apps for Causing Teens Anxiety 
Apollo Malestein June 2, 2026

Almost everyone in high school loves scrolling, letting an algorithm choose to show them what to watch, for better or for worse, with most people...

Skyline student Yonis Osman ('29) reacts after realizing AP season is over, but exams and assignments still continue during the final weeks of the school year.
After the Countdown Ends: Students Experience Quiet Burnout After AP Exams
Darsh Vats May 30, 2026

For months, Skyline students spend their days studying for AP exams, finishing practice problems, and trying to keep up with heavy workloads....

Medhansh Vrat ('27) reads a SAT Prep book in preparation for the SAT.
SAT Rescheduled After Tornado Brings Mixed Reactions From Skyline Juniors
Darsh Vats and Minjoon Kim May 20, 2026

The SAT scheduled for Thursday, April 15, 2026 was postponed to Tuesday, April 21, 2026 after an EF-1 tornado struck Ann Arbor in the early morning...

The Skyline Post's winter edition
Inside Skyline’s Silliest Competition
Alex Dyer May 20, 2026

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,...

Skyline Staff members Collin Ganio and Lindsey Szurek show support for Ann Arbor teachers by wearing union support pins in the Skyline library following the rejection of the tentative agreement between the Ann Arbor Education Association and the district.
Teachers Vote Down Tentative Agreement Between Union and District
Darsh Vats and Tristan Pozenel May 15, 2026

Frustration over pay, workload, and classroom conditions came to a head Tuesday evening after concerns over low salary increases, larger class...

Every Wednesday for the last year, hallways have been dotted with blue “Support Ann Arbor teachers” shirts.
AAPS’ Tug-of-War Game of Negotiations: The Rope is Fraying
Eda Kirca, Natalie Hannewald, and The Skyline Post Editorial Board April 28, 2026

Once filled with the chatter of clubs, classrooms now sit hushed after school hours. Every Wednesday, hallways are dotted with blue “Support...

Students review AP Statistics material in class as major exam changes are set to take place.
AP Statistics to Undergo Major Changes in 2026-27 School Year
Darsh Vats April 17, 2026

College Board, the nonprofit organization that develops and administrates Advanced Placement (AP) courses and other types of exams, has announced...

Eric Dane interviewing at 2017 San Diego Comic-Con.
In Memory of Eric Dane: What is ALS?
Annabelle Balazer April 14, 2026

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...

A tree blossoming in my front yard last spring.
Staying Home for Spring Break: What Are Skyline’s Non-Travel Break Plans?
Henry Ward March 23, 2026

The first 60-degree days of the year are loading, and you know what that means: time to get excited for Spring Break. Everyone is running around,...

Skyline High School staff hold an informational picket in freezing conditions to raise awareness on the lack of a contract. Credit: Skyline Post Staff
Teachers’ Work-to-Rule Actions Raise Concerns, Offer Students a Close-Up Look at Collective Action
Minjoon Kim March 13, 2026

Teachers’ Work-to-Rule Actions Raise Concerns, Offer Students a Close-Up Look at Collective Action As of February 9th, Ann Arbor Public...

Thumbtack on calendar - end of February.
Skyline Ready to Ditch the Winter Trimester
Alison Green and Mason Ruhfel March 13, 2026

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...

The founders/owners of the AAPS Snow Day Calculator: Rebekah Klein ('27), Mihir Anand ('27), and Garrett Comer ('27).
Who Really Runs the AAPS Snow Day Calculator?
Ian Deyer March 13, 2026

Most students wake up in the winter praying for a snow day, mad at their alarm and the thought of dredging to first hour. For many students,...

The Skyline learning center offering free student tutors for SAT topics.
Affordable and Reliable Last Minute SAT Tutors
Shriya Patel March 12, 2026

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