Statistics say 1 in 6 children in Idaho go to bed food insecure. This means they do not know where their next meal is coming from. Many students here at Skyline take advantage of free breakfast and lunch, but many of them may not realize we have our very own food pantry to help students get through weekends and breaks when they don’t have access to food.  The success of the Souper Bowl shows us that Skyline likes to take care of its own. This...

Idaho Legislator Barbara Ehardt, from Idaho Falls, has introduced a bill to the state to change the sex education system. The new law would mean a few things for curriculum: parents would have to “opt in” in order for their students to take sex ed, guest instructors would be limited, curriculum would be created by community members and parents, and overall, it would create an expectation that parents and churches be responsible for teaching...

   In 2013, the US government shut down over the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare; the shutdown lasted for 16 days. In Jan. of 2018, the government shutdown as a standoff over the bill for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), where Republicans wanted to eliminate their protection in the US and the Democrats wanted to ensure it; the shutdown only lasted for three days. In Dec. 1995, the government shut down for 21 days while...

 Automatically locking doors, individual key cards for access and entry, better cameras--these and other changes may soon appear at Skyline despite the fact the bond failed. Why all of the inconvenience? An attempt at increasing school safety.   As of mid October, the US has reported 65 school shootings, 65 shootings that have wounded and killed hundreds of innocent children looking up to a bright future. All these shootings, yet patrons...