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  • Did you vote today? Skyline High School drum line has been chosen as a top 10 finalist in the WFAA All-American Drum Off competition! Voting has started at  http://www.wfaa.com/community/contests/All-American-Drum-Off-Contest-197539231.html.  Voting will continue through Sunday, May 26th.  One vote per person, per day.  The top three drum lines, with the most votes, will each receive $1,000 and will perform live on WFAA’s Fair Park Fourth special on July 4th. Winners will be announced Tuesday, May 28th.
     
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  • Skyline has been ranked as one of Newsweek’s Best High Schools! See for yourself right here:
     
     
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  • Lead the Way, Be A Hero!!!
     
     
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  • Kastina Marie Fishback recently received the opportunity of a lifetime...to meet Alicia Keys. She entered the essay contest sponsored by The City of Dallas and the Dallas Public Library. Kastina was given a private tour of radio station 97.9 and attended Alicia Keys concert on March 17.
     
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    See her winning essay below:
     
     

    FIRST PLACE
    Name: Kastina Marie Fishback
    Grade: 11
    School: Skyline High School (Dallas)

    Unquestionably On Fire

    It takes a lot of strength, courage, and ambition to be a girl on fire. Those are some of the most important characteristics a female can possess living in this time period. We live in a society where morals have been chattered, adolescence has furtively become adulthood, the unheard of becomes the new normal, and standards are almost unheard of. If a woman can overcome all of these tribulations thrown at her, she is unquestionably on fire.

    Morals are beliefs concerning what is acceptable, and what is unacceptable. Nowadays, anything has become acceptable. Premarital sex, prostitution, pregnancy, gangs, violence, and under aged smoking, drinking, and pill popping are topics that can now be heard in the typical conversations of teenagers. They are tortured with the desire to give in and engage in these activities. If a girl can keep her morals high and live by them to resist the peer pressure, even if it means standing alone, she is unquestionably on fire.

    Adolescence is a period in life where a person is transitioning from being a child to becoming an adult. It is a time of growth and innocence. Nowadays, that chance to actually grow can often be rushed and the period of innocence is taken for granted. Female teenagers are often forced to handle way more responsibility than they should have to. A broken home causes the teenager to step up and play the role that was taken away, whether it is mother, father, or both. She is often forced to get a job to help out with bills, miss important high school functions to babysit little siblings, and make tedious decisions that can affect the life of her family and herself. If a girl can turn this into a motivational force to drive her to success, she is unquestionably on fire.

    I have been on this Earth for 16 great years. I have dealt with many obstacles, more than a teenager should be faced with. Yet, I still remain with a smile on my face every day. I know that I have a great future ahead of me, and I refuse to let meaningless things ruin that. I WILL be successful because I have the brains, confidence, and determination to do so. I am a girl who with the strength of my faith, family, and mind, will never give up. I am unquestionably on fire.


     
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  • nclb Each campus must disseminate the required NO Child Left Behind (NCLB) information by making the NCLB Report Card widely available through public mean. The office of Evaluation and Accountability are currently posting direct links to the State, Local Education Agency (LEA) and campus report cards on its website. Each campus must complete the following tasks:
     
    1. Make hard copies of the campus NCLB Report Card available to parents upon request.
    2. Make hard copies of the campus NCLB Report Card available for viewing in public locations, and
    3. Notify parents of ALL students about the availability of the report cards and the options for obtaining them.

    The NCLB Report Cards are available for the district and each campus at the district site below:

     
     
     
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  •  
    Skyline Center’s Student Parking Policy
     

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    Dallas ISD Policy: Vehicles on Campus

    Student parking permits are available upon registration of vehicle with the administration. Vehicles parked on school property are under the jurisdiction of the school. The school reserves the right to search any vehicle if reasonable cause exists to do so with or without the presence of the student driver present. A student has full responsibility for security of his/her vehicle and will make certain it is locked and keys are not given to others. A student will be held responsible for any prohibited objects or substances, such as alcohol, drugs, or weapons that are found in his/her car and will be subject to disciplinary action, as well as criminal prosecution.

    Student Parking Rules

    • Parking permits must be displayed by affixing it in the lower left or right hand hand corner of the windshield when parked at Skyline.
    • Vehicles without Skyline parking permits are subject to be towed from the premises at owner’s expense.
    • Students are to park in the South parking lot near the gymnasium.
    • Parking permits may not be shared or exchanged for another student to use at any time.
    • Students must leave vehicles upon arriving on campus and not return until dismissal.
    • A student must possess a valid driver’s license at all times when driving on campus.
    • No permit will be issued without a valid driver’s license and current insurance policy.
    • Failure to adhere to Vehicles on Campus policy may result in privilege being restricted or suspended.
    • Each vehicle is required to have its own decal affixed to the windshield (lower left or right hand corner)
    • Each parking sticker issued costs $15.00

    The following information is required for Student permit to park: (Please print legibly)

    First Name:

    Grade:

    Last Name:

     

    Student ID #:

     

    1st period teacher:

     

    Drivers license #:

    State:

    Make of vehicle:

    Color:

    Insurance company:

    Policy #:

    Student signature:

    Date:

    Parent contact phone #:

     

    Decal#:

    Date issued:

    *Issuance of a DISD student parking decal indicates your knowledge of and adherence to District Policy: Vehicles on Campus
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  • SCHOOL UNIFORMS 
     
    The school uniforms for Skyline is as follows:
     
    Shirts: Button down or pull over, with collar red shirt white shirt columbia blue
    Colors: Red, white, or Columbia Blue
     
     
     
    Slacks: Khaki or Black - NO JEANS, NO SHORTS
     black khaki Khaki pant
     
    Skirts: Khaki or Black - NO SEE THROUGH, MUST HIT AT KNEE 
    Khaki Skirt  khaki skirt 2 black skirts
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  • Open Mike Live Community Meetings
    Superintendent Mike Miles is taking questions from the Dallas Community via Open Mike Live.

    Find Out When & Where
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  • Dallas ISD Parent Portal Parent Portal
     
    If you are already a registered user, your current username and password will continue to give you access to the Parent Portal for the 2012-2013 school year.
     
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