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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

Local Educators Deeply Impacted by Tragic Catholic School Shooting

Lola Stack October 15, 2025

Besides politics, gun laws, and other heated debates, what the real news is, is the recent Catholic school shooting in Minneapolis. This story has shaken communities across the country. For many people,...

Beyond Fossil Fuels: Nuclear Could Be Future of Power

Zach Schilling October 15, 2025

In a world that is constantly growing, people and governments everywhere face a major choice. How should we power this planet without destroying it? For centuries, coal and gas have fueled our progress;...

Generation Z Faces Criticism In The Work Field

Shannyn Crofts May 19, 2025

In recent years, as members of Generation Z have gotten old enough to start applying for retail and other types of occupations, managers across the country have begun voicing their concerns. The majority...

How an Extended Lunchtime Would Benefit Students

Jasper Mowdood May 19, 2025

Lunch at Skyline is 35 minutes long, which is about the same time as most other schools in the Granite School District. Before each quarter ends, Skyline has two intervention days, which have an hour-long...

Photo Credit: Tate Flowers

Utah’s Universities Jump In Price, Students Try to Catch Up

Lydia Bartholomew and Tate Flowers April 30, 2025

In March, along with other schools in the state, the University of Utah announced tuition hikes that will go into effect in the fall. According to the Salt Lake Tribune, the hikes amount to a total increase...

Students Consider Education Reforms at Skyline

Teagan Hodgson April 30, 2025

Education reform is the long ongoing process regarding social needs of students, primarily in public high schools. The goal is to provide a safe and efficient learning environment for students. Many Skyline...

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Eagle Eats: Does it Eagle Eat?

Ella Crouch April 30, 2025

Eagle Eats is the cafeteria-adjacent, cafe-styled storefront at Skyline High School, providing students with affordable snacks and drinks. They open before school and during lunch. Their menu consists...

Photo Credit: Jasper Mowdood

What to Know About Trump’s Department of Education Changes

Jasper Mowdood April 30, 2025

President Donald Trump returned to the Oval Office on January 20, and one of Trump’s campaign promises was to close the Department of Education. On March 20, after cutting nearly 50% of the Department...

Real Salt Lake Trades Players, But At What Cost?

Tate Flowers March 30, 2025

The Real Salt Lake Soccer Club (RSL) has taken large strides this offseason in improving its roster for the 2025 Major League Soccer (MLS) season by signing a total of eight new players, the largest amount...

Trump’s Gaza Plan Should Alarm Us All

Auzeen Tashnizi March 3, 2025

After more than two years of indiscriminate bombing, widespread humanitarian violations, inflammatory remarks from Israeli officials referring to Palestinians as "human animals," and $17.9 billion in U.S....

Skyline High School’s Parking Lot is Disastrous

Liam Greene March 3, 2025

Students and faculty are concerned about the school parking lot after constant near-accidents and traffic jams. The new parking lot was supposed to be a dream, but right now it’s a nightmare. “The...

Skyline Decides Who Should Win Major Awards in 2025 GRAMMYS

Kiana Reid March 3, 2025

Skyline students were polled on which artists they thought should win the biggest awards presented at the 67th GRAMMYs on February 2. All polls were conducted via a Google Form sent to approximately 100...

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