Falcon News February 21, 2025

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Message from Principal

Dear Skyline Families,

As we approach the final week of February, I want to take a moment to acknowledge the hard work and dedication our students have shown so far this semester. With just three short weeks until Spring Break, this is the perfect time to stay focused, push through challenges, and finish strong. These next few weeks are crucial for maintaining momentum, and I encourage all students to give their best effort in class, stay on top of assignments, and take advantage of any available support. Let’s keep up the hard work and finish this stretch on a high note!

Falcons Demonstrate Excellence: 

Please join us in congratulating our wrestling team.  This past weekend the team competed at the state tournament and we had 6 wrestlers compete and as a team they finished in the top 20 for the 4A classification.  Tobias Pinson was the state runner up at 144 lbs for the 4A classification!  Please join us in congratulating Tobias on this amazing athletic achievement.

Six wrestlers stand on a podium at a competition, holding medals, with a large crowd in the background.

Our robotics teams wrapped up their final night in the St. Vrain Storm League with strong performances! Two of our teams, WaveLength and Circuit Breakers, made it to the semifinals, while our third team, Roughly a Dozen Bees, was part of the winning alliance. As Tournament Champions, they have now qualified for the state tournament in March! Additionally, Circuit Breakers earned the Judges’ Award for demonstrating special attributes, exemplary effort, and perseverance throughout the event. Please join us in congratulating all these students for their hard work and success while representing Skyline. WaveLength will have one more opportunity to qualify for state this weekend—best of luck to them!  Here are the students who make up our talented robotics teams:

Roughly a Dozen Bees: state qualifier (pictured below) Milo Glass, Jacob Miracle and Sam Taylor,

Circuit Breakers: Kevin Chau and Cole Frahm

WaveLength: Benji Eamon, AJ Fruvellhoff, Abdullah Haseeb, Jackson Holliness, Mason Stromquist and Matt Wittrock

Three students stand together in a hallway, holding a trophy and a robotics project. They are smiling proudly.

Thank you to all the families who participated in our FAFSA/CAFSA Night! We are committed to helping you navigate the next steps toward college and career success. By taking advantage of this opportunity, families are making important strides in securing financial aid and planning for the future.

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Save the Date:  Our Unified Basketball Day of Champions will be hosted on Saturday, February 22nd.  Please come out and support some great basketball players focusing on community and sportsmanship.  It is a day you won’t want to miss.

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Registration reminders:This is an exciting time as we get ready for the 2025-2026 school year, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Below are important dates and reminders to guide you and your student through the process.  

  • May 15, 2025: Student Schedules Released.  Mark your calendars! Student schedules for the 2025-2026 school year will be available starting May 15, 2025.

Attendance Update:  Attendance is essential for our students’ success. Starting this week, we will update our tardy policy: students with 5 tardies in a week will receive lunch detention. This averages to one tardy per day. These updated expectations were shared with students during advisory classes prior to break. Thank you for your support in reinforcing the importance of being on time!

Prom & Attendance Update:  Any students who are planning on attending the Junior/Senior Prom on Saturday, April 12th  will be allowed to have no more than 5 days of unexcused absences (4 period absences equals 1 day) and/or 25 tardies beginning January 24, 2025  in the 12 weeks leading up to Prom.  Reminder, absences must be excused within 48 hours of the absence. 

#WeAreSkylineEveryDay

Sincerely,
Anthony Barela

Health MMR Information

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Half Year iPad Insurance

New Students: The half year insurance fee is now available in Infinite Campus. As new students enroll, the student should automatically be assigned the DTS: 1:1 Tech Insurance S2 $12.50 fee with an expiration date of two (2) weeks. Parents have two (2) weeks to pay the fee before it is automatically voided. Free and reduced status applies to fee.

Current Students: You will need to have your iPad inspected prior to purchasing the insurance to make sure it is in working condition. Please bring your iPad to the Library. Free and reduced status applies to fee.

Tours:

Do you have friends, family, or coworkers who would like to learn more about what Skyline High School has to offer for their students? Skyline High School offers monthly school tours! Please direct any tour requests to the Skyline High School Tour Reservation.

Student Fees:

  • When making a cash payment in the office please make sure to bring exact amount (no change available) credit or debit preferred. You can also pay Fees online through Infinite Campus portal.

Academic Support:

Welcome back! I hope you had a wonderful break. I’m excited about a successful second semester and look forward to working with you and your students.

Please take a moment to review the updated policy regarding tardies. It’s important to stay informed, and I want everyone on the same page moving forward.

If you’d like to meet with me to discuss anything, please fill out this Google Form: SHS -Parent/Guardians – Mrs. Martinez – Padres/tutores – Sra. Martinez

Achievement Acceleration Academy(AAA):

  • Sixty minutes of targeted instruction in math for all grade levels.
  • In addition, some students may have support focused on high school expectations and executive functioning.
  • Daily snacks will be provided.
  • There is no cost to families.
  • Dates & Times:
    • January 21st to May 9th, 2025 from 2:50 p.m.— 3:50 p.m.
      • Mon-Thurs  2:50-3:50 in Ms. Cook’s Room 256
      • Thursdays 3:00-5:00 in Mrs. Wicker’s Room 239
      • Lunch 12:30-1:00  (Mon- Thurs) in Mr. Scott and Mr. Singel’s Room 219

Athletics & Activities

Stay up-to-date with the most recent athletic news in The Falcon Fan Newsletter.

Visit our Athletics tab under the SHS website to register for Sports or download our APP to stay informed about all sports-related updates and events.

Skyline High School Athletic Schedules HERE!

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