Scott Berger is a U.S. History and Economics teacher here at Skyline High School. Berger has been at Skyline since my mom and my aunt went to Skyline“ I started in 1984. I have been at Skyline since...

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...

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....

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...

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,...

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...

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...