Announcement
March 10, 2025
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Chef Special
Southwestern Mac & Cheese Served With A Whole Grain Garlic Bread Stick
Mixed Green Salad
Green Beans
Baby Whole Carrot/ Dip
Assorted Fruit
No internet at home? Need to work on stuff for school? LinQ may have you covered. LinQ is a community-based wi-fi network that covers much of our school district. UT chromebooks will connect automatically. Check out the coverage areas during lunch on the projectors or on the entrance hallway TVs.
Attention Seniors and Parents/Guardians of Seniors: Skyline has some newly open spots for the senior baby ads in the 2025 yearbook. Each ad is $30 for 1/8 of a page. The sixteen open spots are on a first come first serve basis. Ads must be purchased, with cash or check, and submitted by 3pm Wednesday, March 12. See Mrs. Green in 126E for a Senior Baby Ad form.
CLUBS:
Good morning Panthers! Panther Pant is fast approaching! It will be a few weeks after we get back from break on Wednesday, April 23rd from 6-8pm. Remember, this is one of Student Council's biggest fundraisers of the year. This means that the more successful the Panther Pant is, the better events like Homecoming and Dance Marathon will be. Registration is open now! Look for flyers in the hallways to sign up. Be sure to tell your friends and family! See you there!
Did you know that sleep is important to eye health? While we sleep, our eyes are able to:
· Naturally repair damaged cells and tissues
· replenish tear film that protects and lubricates the eye,
· and get the oxygen boost that is important to optimal eye function.
When we do not get enough sleep, we are at risk for dry eyes, eyestrain, blurred vision, eye twitching, dark circles, and even increased risk of developing serious eye conditions that result in vision loss. The screens that we use regularly throughout the day emit blue light that tricks our brains into thinking it is daytime, which stops the body from releasing melatonin. Melatonin is a hormone in our bodies that helps regulate sleep. If you are always feeling tired, having difficulty concentrating, not remembering things or experiencing mood changes, consider changing your screen habits before bed. You might find that limiting or avoiding the use of screens can lead to improved sleep, which is good for many reasons including your eye health. Be sure to turn your attention to the TV monitors for the H.O.P.E. Club’s Mindful Monday highlight for ideas on what you can do before bed instead of using your phone, computer, or watching TV. Your eyes will thank you!
GUIDANCE:
SENIORS!!! Many scholarships are due March 13th, which is only about a week away! Most of these are for UT students only! Please check the list on google classroom or in the counseling office. See Mrs. Drish if you have any questions.