The Student News Site of Skyline High School

The Skyline Horizon

The Student News Site of Skyline High School

The Skyline Horizon

The Student News Site of Skyline High School

The Skyline Horizon

How to Deal with Senior Burnout

How to Deal with Senior Burnout

Siena Locante and Emily Young May 11, 2023

Burnout affects many Skyline High School students, but above all it affects seniors, who have been around the longest and who are the closest to moving on from high school. After dealing with the arduous...

An Eagles Eye View into the Nest Preschool

An Eagle’s Eye View into the Nest Preschool

Chioma Okoro and Kiana Reid April 27, 2023

It’s never too young to be an Eagle, and the Nest Preschool proves it! Here at Skyline, students in Early Childhood Education (ECE) are able to learn new skills for a potential career or just as a way...

The Significance of SBOs in Skyline’s Community

The Significance of SBOs in Skyline’s Community

Chioma Okoro and Kiana Reid April 11, 2023

Skyline has so many incredible SBOs that put in the hours to make the school the way it is. They are the unseen hands that make the dances memorable, the football games exciting, and, overall, they are...

Trimmers Skyline Legacy

Trimmer’s Skyline Legacy

Emily Young and Siena Locante April 6, 2023

Shaunda Trimmer, Skyline’s beloved math teacher and cheer coach, passed away on January 28th in the hospital surrounded by friends and family due to an unexpected medical complication. She left a profound...

New AP African American  Studies Course is Set to Soar at the Nest

New AP African American Studies Course is Set to Soar at the Nest

Chioma Okoro April 4, 2023

Skyline will be one of the two hundred schools nationwide to implement the new AP African American Studies course for the 2023-2024 school year. The class will cover around 80 topics surrounding the African...

David Moore Leaves Behind a Legacy of Excellence

David Moore Leaves Behind a Legacy of Excellence

Eszter Vizhanyo February 24, 2023

Mr. David Moore, who has been teaching at Skyline High School for thirty-two years, is retiring after the 2022-2023 school year ends. He has taught various classes in the English department at Skyline...

AVID: Skylines Path to Success

AVID: Skyline’s Path to Success

Chioma Okoro January 6, 2023

This school year, specifically during the second semester, the Nest is adopting the AVID, Advanced Via Individual Determination, a program for current freshmen Eagles. The purpose of the program is to...

Sharing Our Gratitude for the True Powerhouses of Skyline - Our Custodians

Sharing Our Gratitude for the True Powerhouses of Skyline – Our Custodians

Chioma Okoro, Sidebar Editor November 22, 2022

We, the Horizon staff, deeply want to thank our custodians for their diligence and hard work.  So, thank you for being fearless.  Thank you for your dedication. Thank you for being a role model....

Black Menaces Visit Skyline

Black Menaces Visit Skyline

Chioma Okoro, Sidebar Editor November 17, 2022

Sebastian Stewart-Johnson and Rachel Weaver from the Black Menaces came to speak to Skyline's Black Student Union this last Friday, November 11. They spoke about the significance of being a menace to...

Getting in the Fall Mood with the Best Fall Drinks (Near Skyline)

Getting in the Fall Mood with the Best Fall Drinks (Near Skyline)

Siena Locante, Editor in Chief November 3, 2022

Chai Latte Chai is a classic fall drink with lots of versatility. It can be taken hot, iced, frozen, and much more. With its gingerbread flavors and spicy aftertaste, it perfectly encapsulates fall....

The Most Unpopular Assigned Reading Books at Skyline (and Why Students Hate Them)

The Most Unpopular Assigned Reading Books at Skyline (and Why Students Hate Them)

Emily Young, Student Submissions Editor November 1, 2022

Assigned reading is a necessary evil of most all high school English classes, but some books are particularly baneful when looking back through all of the literature that students have had to drudge their...

Read all About it- Skyline´s Black Student Union

Read all About it- Skyline´s Black Student Union

Chioma Okoro, Sidebar Editor October 18, 2022

  Breaking historical bounds, the Black Student Union is the first of its kind at Skyline High School. Founded by Valencia Mccarthy, a junior, just this year, the club provides an outlet for promoting...

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