Skyline High School Football
Tatiana Zamora, reporter
September 28, 2020
When preparing for a football game the great Grizzlies put in about 8 hours of practice each week. These practices contain a large amount of conditioning and countless drills. Their efforts and large amount of hard work pays off almost every game but the preparation for one requires, of course, physic...
School District 91 participates in Be the Light
Sujata Gandhi, Reporter
April 17, 2020
Even though the stands at Ravsten stadium were empty physically, they were full in spirit. On Friday, April 10, District 91 took place in the national Be the Light campaign. For 20 minutes from 8:20 p.m. to 8:40 p.m., Ravsten Stadium turned on its lights while showing photos of this year’s graduat...
Emili Currey accepted into SLCDA
Bianca Fairchild, Editor In Chief
April 10, 2020
On Mar. 13, 2020, Emili Currey (10), one of our own on the WSS newspaper staff, was accepted into the SLCDA, or the Summer Leadership and Character Development Academy. She is one of hundreds of applicants to be a part of the very selective program, which is funded by the Marine Corps Recruiting...
Staying healthy⸺and not just COVID-19 free
Sujata Gandhi, Reporter
April 10, 2020
COVID-19, novel coronavirus, respiratory virus, global pandemic, “just like the flu”. It seems like this is all you hear, every direction that you turn. Almost every headline, post, and conversation these days seems to revolve around this. Of course, this is a serious global crisis. However, disrega...
Skyline counselors add new course offerings to course catalog
Lesley Moreno, Reporter
February 26, 2020
By Lesley Moreno Class choice for next school year already opened a few weeks ago, and this year Skyline students have several new options for classes. Next year seniors will have the option to take a Recreational Fitness class, which will get them out into the community and introduc...
Serena Harris
February 26, 2020
Skyline debaters competed on Feb. 13-15 at what they lovingly refer to as “Nat Quals,”a tournament for all district 5 and 6 debaters to determine who earns the honor of competing at the national tournament, which will be held in June this year in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Serena Harris (12), a student here at Skyline wh...
Drama in The Annex
Emili Currey, Editor In Chief
January 29, 2020
The heart-wrenching true story of Anne Frank and her family is known everywhere in the world. Now our own Skyline Play production is perfecting their last steps to perform this drama February 18-22. The young actors in this play have only had a month to memorize their lines, expressions, and blockin...
Second Gaming Tournament
Tony Acevedo, Repoter
January 29, 2020
Each trimester, Gamer’s Club announces a gaming tournament for any student to enter and give it their best shot to be in the #1 spot. A quick recap on the first tournament: It started on November 6, 2019 on Wednesday in Mr. McCubbin’s class, Room 211, and the game was Mario Kart 8 for the Ni...
Sources of Strength color week!
Rylee Leatham, Reporter
December 9, 2019
Monday is red and orange day. Red represents mental health and orange represents family support. Tuesday is yellow and green day. Yellow represents positive friends and green represents mentors. Wednesday is dark blue and black day. Dark blue represents healthy activities and black represents generosity. Thursday...
Skyline students take the stage
Sydney Melior, Page editor
November 20, 2019
Katie Meldrum (12) is playing the role of Belle from Beauty and the Beast in the upcoming district musical in March. “The Beauty and the Beast” is Meldrum’s first district musical that she has been in. When asked how she felt about getting the role as Belle, she states, “I was super shocked, be...
El Príncipe De La Canción Muere a 71
Beatriz Ramirez
October 23, 2019
José José, "El Príncipe de la Canción", el autor de más de éxitos como "El Triste" o "Almohada", falleció el 28 de Septiembre, en un hospital de Miami. "Con el corazón roto y un dolor indescriptible les confirmo el paso de Don José José al llamado de nuestro señor Jesucristo. Les agrade...
A day in the life of a Janitor
Lesley Moreno and Kate Santoyo
October 23, 2019
According to Lexico.com, a janitor is a person employed as a caretaker of a building; a custodian. However, a janitor is more than a definition. They are people who have jobs that are far more interesting than most people, but the jobs don't define them as people. Brittany Munns one of Skyline’s...
Lesley Moreno, Reporter
September 29, 2020
You may have heard about child trafficking, also known as modern-day slavery from the news, social media, or friends and family. But are you aware of how many people nationally...
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Eli Sorensen, Senior Design Editor
April 30, 2020
For any rising music star, the sophomore album is a defining moment in the trajectory of their career. While a debut release has the potential to make waves and place an artist...
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