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The Skyline Horizon

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The Skyline Horizon

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The Skyline Horizon

From top left: Kate Hinckley, Bethany Stewart, Grace Fredrick, and Katelyn Garner showing off their Christmas playlists. 
Photo Credit: Gabi Boyden

Students Debate When to Start Listening to Holiday Music

Gabi Boyden December 16, 2024

“Walking in a winter wonderland” is a daily occurrence at Skyline this time of year, but is it a mantra to start singing? When is it actually time to start listening to these Christmas tunes? Many...

The struggle with computers continues with the lack of Wi-Fi
Photo Credit: Lulu Coleman

Wi-Fi or Die-Fi: Issues Drive Skyline to Extreme Frustration

Lulu Coleman December 11, 2024

Throughout the school year at Skyline High School, teachers and students have been dealing with the constant battle with Chromebooks and the school Wi-Fi. Both teachers and students rely on the Wi-Fi daily...

Skyline RISE Week Deemed Successful Among Students

Elias Walker December 11, 2024

Skyline kicked off its first RISE Week in school history, full of dress themes throughout the week, lunch activities, and games. RISE Week is somewhat different from what Skyline usually does, as last...

Photo from Skyline High School's YouTube account. Video titled "Video Announcements September 18, 2024”

Ben Anderson’s Skits Make The Morning Announcements Even Better

Wakely Kyle November 4, 2024

Every Wednesday morning, everyone in school looks forward to the morning announcement videos. Not just because they give important information, but also because of Assistant Principal Ben Anderson’s...

How Politics at Home Impact Politics at School

Jasper Mowdood and Kurt Mikkelson November 3, 2024

Politics are one of the most popular topics of discussion in America. A lot of discussion is about poll results and who people believe will win. In order to see how people are expected to vote, a big factor...

Cell Phone Lockers Enforced At Skyline

Cell Phone Lockers Enforced At Skyline

Jasper Mowdood and Kurt Mikkelson October 21, 2024

Skyline’s new school has also brought a new rule: students have to deposit their phones in cell phone lockers at the beginning of each class. Every classroom in Skyline now has its own cell phone lockers...

Students Absent At Non-Football Games

Wakely Kyle October 18, 2024

Have you ever been to a soccer or volleyball game where the stands are filled with parents and students all dressed to a specific theme? Honestly, probably not. The sad reality is,  those kinds of sports...

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New Skyline Academic Building Gives Mixed Feelings

Oliver Salas October 15, 2024

Skyline High School's brand new academic building officially opened this 2024-2025 school year. The old building was demolished during the summer, and now that the new building is open, students and teachers...

Skyline’s Parking Situation Breeds Close Calls For Serious Disasters

Skyline’s Parking Situation Breeds Close Calls For Serious Disasters

Kiana Reid April 16, 2024

Students and teachers are well-adjusted to Skyline’s parking nightmare, but winter conditions and near collisions still phase drivers awaiting the estimated new school—and lot—completion in 2026.  The...

Best Electives Skyline Students Recommend

Amanda Chanhmany April 16, 2024

As the school year progresses, students at Skyline get to experience new classes. Skyline provides a number of different electives in categories such as fine arts, sports, and writing. Unfortunately, Skyline...

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Should Skyline Have a Longer Lunch Period?

Ployanda Mahapong March 14, 2024

There have been many issues about the length of Skyline’s lunch period. Skyline’s lunch period is 35 minutes between second and third period. It is usually from 10:33 a.m. to 11:08 a.m. The way students...

Photo credit: Marian Vejcik (Slovakia town Liptovsky Mikulas, February 2013)

Lack of Snow Days Sparks District Discussion

Baylee Burbidge and Claire Tanner February 29, 2024

The safety of Skyline students has been called into question after three snow storms occurred in one week, and students expressed a strong response to the lack of snow days and late starts. According to...

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