For seven teachers, the 2025–2026 school year will be their last at Skyline. While all report that they will miss the school and their students, the educators are excited for their next steps.
Donald...
The newly elected Skyline Student Body Officers (SBO) and Class Officers for the year 2026–2027 were announced at the Student Officer Winners (SOW) assembly. The winning candidates representing Skyline...
This year’s Service Scholars displayed their Integrative Service Projects (ISP) at the Service Scholar Open House on April 20, where Service Scholars spent at least 20 hours availing different non-profit...
In Washington D.C. on April 20–22, Victor and Forest Young, two Sophomores at Skyline High School, placed second in the National Congressional App Challenge after winning at the regional level.
The...
On March 23, President Donald Trump deployed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to U.S. airports following a government shutdown. The shutdown ensued following a refusal from Democrats to...
Caffeine consumption among younger age groups is becoming increasingly normalized, with several effects on student life.
It seems that caffeinated beverages have not only been popularized for their...
With the anticipation of summer, students first have to worry about passing end of year AP and IB tests. For some students, passing the end of year tests is a must, but for others, it isn't a necessity....
In March, Skyline Speech and Debate became state champions for the sixth year in a row. Skyline has one of the best debate teams in Utah.
Lincoln Douglas (L.D.) debate captain Wesley Candelaria said,...
One of the scariest things humans can experience is change. Change can be many things: change can be good, change can be bad, but most of all, change will be inevitable. One of scariest forms of change...
Skyline High School has a club called Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) that went to the State Career Development Conference (SCDC) on February 19 and 20. Skyline DECA got 41 members to place...
On March 26—often known as Ivy Day—countless Skyline students opened decision letters from top American universities. Multiple students were admitted to Ivies and Ivy adjacents, with acceptances ranging...
Women’s History Month, originally Women’s History Week, started in Santa Rosa, California in 1978, when Congress declared March to be Women’s History Month and began requesting that the president...
