Staying Motivated from a Student’s Perspective

Brenden Kaiser (’24) shares some advice for how to stay motivated. “…the first step to staying motivated and getting things done on time is to ignore that little voice telling you to let it go, as difficult as it may be.”

A Word From the Wise: Teachers at Skyline

Jessica Lee (’25) interviewed Skyline teachers and reflected on what students can do to build relationships with them. “The common theme? Every teacher deeply cares about their students’ success.”

The Art of Remembering the Little Things

Nora Zain (’24) offers suggestions and a quiz to help us notice the little things in life. “And what’s a better way to show that appreciation than to remember the little things- those small gestures, preferences, and moments that hold sentimental value? “

Hey, I am Zach Hammer (’24), and I am qualified to discuss missing school because I am a competitive Rock Climber who competes all over the world. It has been rough, but I have had to stay caught up while missing weeks of school at a time for competitions. I hope this guide can help you whenever you may have to miss school.

The power of angry scribbles

Gia Falcicchio-Wall (’24) describes how how our “angry scribbles” can impact our emotional health and well-being. “Those emotion-led shapes finally let me get everything that’s been eating me alive out of my head.”