Dismissing Mental Health

Sophia Marrs (’24) advocates for treating our mental health with the same seriousness that we treat our physical health. “No one would choose to walk on a broken foot, so why do people choose to walk on a broken mind?”

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.

How to Register to Vote!

For her badge project, Evelyn Kidle (’24), has the goal of getting more Skyline students to register to vote. Below, she details the how and why of voter registration.

Charlotte Perry (’23) explains what it means to be neurodivergent and how this may impact a student’s education.

Empathy in College Essay Writing

El Myers (’23) reflects on getting tutored for a college essay and how Skyline writing center approaches this vulnerable writing situation. Skyline writing center tutors are “…trained in empathic tutoring policies, and undoing the power dynamic between tutor and tutee is one that we take with great caution and sensitivity.”