Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month    

Kalpana Chawla was the first woman of Indian descent to go to space, having served as a mission specialist and primary robotic arm operator on the space shuttle Columbia.  She was posthumously awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor, and is regarded as a national hero in India.  AAY is having a meeting TODAY in Dr Blais’s room - A408.  We will be celebrating our seniors for all of their hard work with some snacks and sweets! 

 

NHS Bake Sale                              

“To be, or not to be” once said Hamlet, questioning the misery of human life.  The only answer is TO BE, because today after school in the student entrance, Skyline NHS will be holding a bake sale fundraiser. There will be lots of sugar - the perfect way for all students to enjoy their last days of school… before summer!  The most important key point, however, is to bring cash, because no other payments will be accepted.

 

Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon                     

Are you looking for a story filled with wicked stepmothers, magical contracts, questionable narrators, and many 4th wall breaks?  Come see the Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon this week on Wednesday and Thursday in the Black Box Theatre for an action-packed story full of fairy tales, fantasy, and fun!  Showtimes are at 7pm both days and tickets are on sale now at showtix4u.com!

 

Girls Who Code                                                                 

Come to Girls Who Code TOMORROW after school!  We have a lot of cool, new coding activities and robots.  If you were thinking about joining at the beginning of the year or are now interested, stop by C415 tomorrow. 

 

ACES & Astronomy                                              

ACES will be meeting TODAY in C317 from 3pm - 4pm.  We will be hosting Professor Fred Adams from UMICH Astronomy come as a guest speaker.  He will be talking about topics in extrasolar planetary systems and his work life as an astronomer.  

 

We Know About That Textbook Beneath Your Bed!                       

Seniors - you MUST clear up all your obligations by June 1st, or you will NOT be given your cap & gown for graduation.  Even if you THINK you’ve turned everything in already, look for an email from the Book Depository, or stop by the Book Depository, to be sure.  

 

The Pirates of Penzance                                                 

Next fall, Skyline Theatre will be invaded by pirates - and you could be one of them! Skyline Theatre will be holding auditions for their fall production of "The Pirates of Penzance" on Tuesday, May 30th at 4PM in the black box theatre, C204.  Audition packets are available now in the main office, choir room, the black box theatre, or online on Skyline Theatre's website: skylinehstheatre.org.  

 

Skyline Pom Squad                                                                      

Tryouts for the Skyline Pom team begin TODAY.  

 

WCC HBCU Day                                                    

HBCU is an acronym that stands for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

 

Are you interested in learning more about HBCUs?  Washtenaw Community College is hosting Washtenaw Historically Black College and University Day on Friday, June 2nd.  Students will experience an immersive HBCU experience, bringing HBCU culture to Washtenaw County!  

 

The day will include:

 

Presentations about WCC HBCU Pathway

Presentations from our HBCU partners (Jackson State University, Central State University, Southern University New Orleans, Mississippi Valley State University, and more)

WCC & HBCU Swag

HBCU marching bands

Divine 9 Fraternity/Sorority Stroll Off

Music, food, giveaways, and much more

High school students will have the opportunity to apply to WCC

 

Skyline is organizing bus travel to this free fun day.  

 

There are 3 ways to sign up:

1. Sign up in the CUBE
2. See Ms. Bass on the 4th floor
3. Scan a QR code on the WCC HBCU flyers around the school