3251 East 3760 South Salt Lake City, UT 84109

Attendance: 385-646-5433 Counseling Center: 385-646-5421 Registrar: 385-646-6809 Administrative Office: 385-646-5420 Fax: 385-646-5422

Skyline High School Website:

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Skyline High & Granite School District 2021-2022 Calendars:

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Skyline High School

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Mission Statement

Skyline High School promotes a community which values character, personal responsibility, intellectual curiosity, and academic integrity in order to achieve a high level of student learning. We believe . . .

• in promoting and recognizing the worth of each individual, • in promoting individual accountability and responsibility, • in making individual student learning and academic success our priority, • in teaching life skills that prepare students for their future, • in offering a variety of opportunities for every student, • in establishing a cooperative partnership between education and our community, • in developing responsible citizens who contribute to society in a positive manner, and • in providing a safe and healthy environment.

ADMINISTRATION COUNSELORS Principal: Mitch Nerdin Bronson Gray A – C Asst. Principal: Geoff Murdock Alisha Johnson D – Hoz Asst. Principal: Tim Mundt Jillian Hinckley Hp – Mi Asst. Principal: Lynda Tierney Brandon Bartholomew Mj – Sec School Officer: Brian Johnson TBD Sed – Z Julie Ann White 10th-12th Grade IB Students Angela Wheeler 9th Grade IB Students Rob Scott CTE Coordinator Nicole Alley College & Career

SECRETARIES Cathy Bird Registrar Kim Lovato Principal’s Secretary Karin Cooper Main Office Secretary Karen Manning Career Center Secretary Kelly Hazel Attendance Secretary Carol Seastrand Assistant Bookkeeper Jennifer Justesen Financial Secretary Kati Fadenrecht Comprehensive Guidance Clerk TBD Comprehensive Guidance Clerk

PTSA President: Elyse Hunter

E-mail: skylinePTSAutah@gmail.com Website: www.skylinehighptsa.org

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FACULTY

Business Margaret Holmes John Johnson TBD CTE John Johnson Ken Kapptie Shawn Kennedy – Boys Soccer Poll, Tim TBD Drivers Ed. Dillon Edelen Sam White – Girls Basketball/AD English Robin Bucaria Morgan Del Grosso Rachel Giddings David Moore Ian Mounteer Michael Olsen Kirsten Rector Jill Thackeray Lisa Thornbrue Annie Trovato Taylor Williams Debra Wilson TBD FACS Lisa McDermott Morgan Pedersen Jodelle Peterson Fine Arts James Camargo Lisa Darling Nathan Krueger Tayler Williams Mathematics Jutta Anderson Katherine Bares Craig Barlow Merry Carney Adam Fadenrecht

Justin Hadlock Denice Long Jason Meakin Troy Norris Joe Pereira Joe Rogan Sara Schneider Shaunda Trimmer P.E./Health Deni Cullom - Swimming Dillon Edelen Chantil Ianu – Athletic Director Joey Kennedy – Cheer Cassie Lalli – Cheer Eric Morgan - Baseball Vanessa Parry John Rowbotham - Football Sam White – Girls Basketball/AD Eloise Young Performing Arts Shae Bunker Jenni Humphrey Adam Larson Joe Rogan Michelle Yamazaki SBO Teresa Kunde Science Kathy Affleck Eric Dalley Donald Dalton Malia Groesbeck Mark Jasumback Jane Jones Jack Lambert Katherine Robinson Kamryn Watts TBD Service Learning Amy Brindley

Social Studies Anita Ardi Heather Green Tim Henry Chris Krueger Syd Lott Michelle Pickett Melinda Reay Brodie Reid Jordan Ricks Cade Robertson Wayne Watts Taylor Williams World Languages Annik Carlisle Aka Ehounou Peter Ijaika Troy Moore Tom Porter – Cross Country/Track Jody Lynn Tolley Guijun Zhang TBD Special Education Rebecca Baugh M.E. Culbertson – Track Kelsee Kellogg Julia O’Driscoll Media Center Heidi Williams Instructional Coach TBD Off-Site Coaches KayCee Anderson – Wrestling Mondo Begay – Volleyball TBD – Girls Lacrosse Yamil Castillo – Girls Soccer Lesa Coleman-Taggartt – Boys Tennis Kenny James – Boys/Girls Golf Russ Jessop – Softball Cory Plant – Boys Basketball Joe Sanchez – Boys Lacrosse Jennie Soulier – Girls Tennis

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Academic Calendar 2021-22

First Term August 16 – October 20 Second Term October 26 – January 13 Third Term January 18 – March 24 Fourth Term March 28 – June 2 Midterms: September 24, December 3, February 4, April 29

Parent/Teacher Conferences Fall Conferences September 27 & 28 Spring Conferences February 8 & 9

Holidays and Other Days School Closed for Student Attendance

Labor Day September 6 Teacher Contract Day September 17 Comp. Day for P/T Conf. October 1 Fall Recess October 21 & 22 End of Term October 25 Legislative Instructional Exemption November 24 Thanksgiving Recess November 25 & 26 Teacher Contract Day November 29 Winter Recess Dec. 20 – 31 End of Term January 14 Dr. Martin Luther King Day January 17 Comp. Day for P/T Conf. February 11 Washington & Lincoln Day February 21 Teacher Contract Day February 22 End of Term March 25 Spring Recess April 4 – 8 Memorial Day May 30 Emergency Closure Day (unless needed) June 3

Please refer to the online calendars for the most up-to-date information: schools.graniteschools.org/skylinehigh/

https://www.graniteschools.org/calendar/ The Skyline High School App

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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS

Ashley Peterson President Carley Vietti Vice President Caroline Dalton Secretary Anna Rosse Historian Tuyetanh Le Art Director Dakota Wolf SAB President

Spencer Carter MA President Hope Jackson WA President Ben Wagner Assembly Chair Clara Buchanan Publicity Manager Ellie Frederick Publicity Officer Emily Keller Publicity Officer

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Sun President Christina Dong Vice President Maggie Simms Secretary

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Elizabeth Fairbanks President Grace Kinghorn Vice President Maggie Garff Secretary

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sam Chelemes President Madeline Derby Vice President Macey Swensen Secretary

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Max Anderson, Ruby Brahene, Mason Brindley, Tabitha Burk, Tate Burk, Tayvia Dais, Adalynn Dalton, Ilena

Dang, Gabrielle Darby, Kylie Deus, Maggie Garff, Chloe Gay, Madison Gay, Lucas Helm, Mallory Law, Averie Lee, Olivia Lowe, Reagan Lowe, Kylie Miles, Ellie Moore, Maya Parsons, Payton Priest, Savanna

Rowe, Tessa Tuttle, Oakley Wolf, McKenzie Wood

SCHOOL SONG

Cheer and sing together we’re from Skyline Shout her praises loudly to the sky.

Loyal sons and daughters sing for Skyline, Swell the chorus loudly as we join together. We are proud to say that we’re from Skyline,

As our voices we all raise in one. We will cheer and sing together, Make the rafters ring as never,

Blue and gold of Skyline in the sun. E-A-G-L * * * E-A-G-L * * *

E-A-G-L * E * S * * * Skyline Eagles! * * * Skyline Eagles! * * *

Skyline Eagles! Rah, rah. E-A-G-L * * * E-A-G-L * * *

E-A-G-L * E * S * * * Skyline Eagles! Skyline Eagles!

B-E-S-T Best!! (REPEAT VERSE)

SCHOOL HYMN

Fair Alma Mater to you we are true. Your colors wave proudly, gold and the blue.

O’er us the Eagle soars in the sky, Always we’ll cheer your name, Skyline High. Great is the future, which now is revealed,

Triumph will greet you in every field. Striving for honor, proudly we try.

Always to bring you fame, Skyline High. Always to bring you fame, Skyline High.

SKYLINE EAGLES

SKYLINE HIGH SCHOOL EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

2021-2022 Skyline has many extra-curricular activities for students to participate in. Your high school years will be more meaningful and you will make valuable friendships if you are active in one or more of these activities. Many of the athletic activities, academic based clubs and service organizations are listed below. Items marked with an asterisk are governed by the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA). The scholastic eligibility rule established by this association is that a student cannot fail more than one class. Granite School District policy states, “In order to participate in activities sponsored by the UHSAA, students must have maintained, in the quarter preceding the activity, a 2.0 GPA and no more than one failing grade.” Skyline High School follows the guidelines outlined by District policy. All participation fees have been approved by the Granite Board of Education and specifically follow the guidelines as set forth by the Granite School District. Each year the extracurricular activities available at Skyline may change, since non-curriculum clubs must apply each year for club status at Skyline High School. Therefore, not all extracurricular activities may be listed in this planner. For an up-to-date list of all the approved curriculum and non-curriculum clubs, please stop by the Main Office. For a current calendar of Skyline High School events, go to our website at http://schools.graniteschools.org/skylinehigh/. Aquilian (Yearbook) Advisor: Mr. Ken Kapptie, kkapptie@graniteschools.org Purpose: Produce the school’s annual yearbook. Tryouts: Tryouts in April for the next school year. Selection: Applicants chosen based on: (1) GPA, (2) availability, (3) teacher recommendations. Participation: After-school time is required to meet rigid deadlines. Art Club Advisor: Mrs. Lisa Darling, ldarling@graniteschools.org, or Nate Krueger nkrueger@graniteschools.org Purpose: The Art Club is for students who want to expand their art making opportunities. Selection: Everyone is invited, even if you have never taken an art class. Participation: Monthly lunch meetings and monthly after school activities in Room 305. Baseball * Advisor: Coach Eric Morgan, ermorgan1@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Must have a 2.0 from the last term’s grading period and no more than one failing grade for the term. Once a

grade is given, that grade will stand until the next grading period. Students cannot go to a teacher and lobby for a grade change to be eligible to play sports.

Tryouts: February 28, 2022 Conflicts: Lacrosse, Soccer Basketball (Men) * Advisor: Coach Cory Plant, cplant@graniteschools.org Eligibility: 2.0 GPA with no more than one F the term preceding and the term during the competitive season. Grades 9-12

are eligible. Tryouts: November 8-10, 2021- Practices start November 11 for those selected to be on the teams. Selection: Based on skill, effort, and attitude. Participation: Practices during athletics class, after school and on Saturday mornings from November to March (including

Winter Break). Conflicts: Wrestling, Swimming, Players cannot participate on any other basketball team, including church ball and county

recreation teams, during the season (November - February). Basketball (Women) * Advisor: Coach Sam White, sdwhite@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA and no more than one F for the term preceding and the term during the

competitive season. Grades 9-12 are eligible. Tryouts: November 8, 2021

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Selection: Selection and team placement (varsity, JV, sophomore) is determined by skill, athleticism, coach ability, attitude and commitment.

Participation: Practices during athletics class and after school. Some Saturday practices for all groups. Contact Coach White for specific practice times and places.

Conflicts: Cheer, Swimming. Players cannot participate on any other basketball team, including church ball and county recreation, during the season (November - February).

Cheerleaders (Varsity, J.V. & Freshman) Advisors: Joey Kennedy, jdkennedy@graniteschools.org Cassie Lalli, crlalli@graniteschools.org Purpose: Support athletic teams and general school spirit. Eligibility: Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.7 and a cumulative CPA of 2.0 (from 9th grade to present) with no more than

one F and one zero in the term before tryouts. Tryouts: Held in spring. Parent meeting will be held before tryouts begin. Selection: Judges Scores, GPA, Coaches Score, and Student Body Vote. Participation: Commitments include: Summer practices, outside summer training camp, recommend outside tumbling

instruction, and attendance at all scheduled games. During the school year, practices for Varsity are held during the A4 period and extending to 3:30 p.m. The JV and Freshman team practices are held during A3 period. For local and national competition, some before-school and Saturday practices may be mandatory. Grades based on attendance and participation in class and at performances. Quality, effort, attitude and professionalism will be taken into consideration.

Class Officers Advisor: Ms. Teresa Kunde, teresak@usdb.org Purpose: Organize, plan and carry out class dances and assemblies, Hello Week and Homecoming activities, and class

activities, Spirit Week, and oversee class elections. Senior class helps with Senior Awards Night, Senior Dinner Dance, and plans all future class reunions.

Eligibility: Candidates must have a cumulative GPA and cumulative CPA of 3.0 for the three terms prior to election. Students with pending criminal charges may not be eligible.

Tryouts: Elections will be held in March or April. Election guidelines and procedures will be given out at a mandatory information meeting.

Selection: There is no primary election. Winners are determined by teacher evaluation (30%), strength of application (20%), interview (20%), and popular vote (30%).

Participation: Member of student government class. To remain an officer in good standing, must maintain a 3.0 GPA and CPA for each term. Officers are expected to show exemplary citizenship and adherence to school regulations and policies. Failure to maintain standard will result in a one-term probationary period during which the problem should be corrected. Failure to do so may result in dismissal from office. In addition, it is expected that each officer shall remain in good standing with teachers and administration and abide by all district and school guidelines and policies. Dismissal for ethics violations will be considered.

Community of Caring Board Advisors: Amy Brindley ambrindley@graniteschools.org Purpose: To provide service-learning experiences for Skyline students while developing positive character and leadership

skills. Students will have many opportunities to serve fellow students at Skyline as well as serve their neighborhood and community.

Eligibility: Students must have a cumulative 3.0 GPA and 3.0 CPA to apply. Requirements: Students must be able to demonstrate the Community of Caring values of Trust, Family, Responsibility, Caring

and Respect, and have taken a Community of Caring class. Tryouts: Applications available in February, due in early March. Participation: Board members must take Community of Caring 2 and commit to mandatory weekly lunch meetings. Members

will serve as board directors and lead a committee of students, plan service projects and support other directors in service activities. Most board members commit to completing the Joanie Daily Service Learning Scholar program.

Conflicts: Participation requires a great deal of time and commitment. Must be enthusiastic all year long and remain in the Community of Caring 2 class all year.

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Community of Caring Club Advisor: Amy Brindley ambrindley@graniteschools.org Purpose: To provide service opportunities for Skyline students in the school, neighborhood and community. Eligibility: Open to all Skyline students with a willingness to serve others. Join during Eagle Fest or in Room 112 Requirements: Students must be able to demonstrate the Community of Caring values of Trust, Respect, Responsibility, Family

and Caring through service experiences. Participation: Monthly service activities after school, in the evenings and some Saturdays. Cross Country * Advisor: Coach Tom Porter, tporter@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F for the term preceding the competitive season. Tryouts: All participants make the team. Begins Aug 9, 2021 Selection: Top seven team members run varsity, all others run JV. Participation: Practice every day except Sunday. Some Saturday meets. Conflicts: Football, golf, women’s soccer, volleyball. Dance Company Advisor: Ms. Jenni Humphrey, jahumphrey@ganiteschools.org Purpose: Students will gain an advanced and greater understanding of dance as an art form. This course focuses mainly

on the art of modern dance, the elements of dance (time, space and energy), improvisational skills, technique, the choreographic process, and mastering performance.

Eligibility: 3.0 GPA, 2.0 CPA. No 0's or F’s. Eligibility required for tryouts and commences in the 3rd quarter. Tryouts: Held in March. Mandatory parent meeting held. Selection: Third-party judges score technical ability, versatility in style, showmanship, execution, and teacher evaluation. Participation: Dance Company class during school, 6:00 a.m. practices, plus rehearsals for winter and spring dance concerts

both before and after school as needed. Debate/Forensics Club Advisor: Mr. Timothy Henry, tfhenry@graniteschools.org Eligibility: 2.0 GPA or higher (required by UHSAA). Tryouts: Learn one or more of 12+ debate or speech events to take to competition. Selection: If you meet all requirements, membership is accepted. Participation: Attend after-school labs to learn specific debate events. Labs are Monday through Thursday from September

through February. Sign up in Room 151 for upcoming tournament opportunities. Some overnight tournaments may be offered if you are an active member of the team.

Fee: $100.00

DECA Advisor: Margaret Holmes Purpose: An association of marketing students. Selection: Anyone can participate Participation: Members are involved in chapter and community service projects with competitive events held on a local,

regional, state, and national level. Activities: Chapter meetings, DECA Lab, Officer Meetings, dates/times TBA. Skyline Drama Club (International Thespian Society Troupe #6203) Advisor: TBD Purpose: To create, enjoy, support, and advocate for theatrical activities at Skyline and in the local community. Eligibility: Skyline Drama Club is open to all Skyline students. Participation: Meetings are held at lunch on the first Monday of every month. Additional activities, including workshops,

performances, and field trips will be scheduled on a regular basis. Students are also required to track participation points, which go toward awards, honors, and graduation cords. (See other Drama activities under Theatrical Productions.)

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Theatre Competition - UHSAA Advisor: TBD Auditions: November, TBA Participation: Region dates are in March, TBA. State dates are in April, TBA. FBLA Advisor: Mr. John Johnson jvjohnson@graniteschools.org Purpose: Develop leadership and application of business principles through workshops, service, competitions, and socials. Eligibility: Anyone can participate Tryouts: None Participation: Weekly activities (by choice). Cost: Students can participate in meeting and gatherings for free. Competitions – To participate in competitions, you will need pay the FBLA Membership fee of $50. This pays for the National Membership Registration Fee $15.00 (Must pay fee to participate in events/competitions) and one to two additional competitions. Group fundraising will be needed if members participate in FBLA State. We look forward to having you in the club! FCCLA Advisor: Morgan Pedersen, mapedersen@graniteschools.org Purpose: FCCLA (Family, Career & Community Leaders of America) is a dynamic and effective national non-profit student lead service organization that helps young men and women become strong leaders in their families, careers and communities. Join for great opportunities to be involved in a great CTE Student Organization. FCCLA makes a great addition to your resume! Participation: Monthly meetings are held after school. Students will have opportunities to compete in state and nationwide organization events with potential to travel! There is a $20 for membership which provides national and state affiliation dues and to pay for activities. Football * Advisor: Coach John Rowbotham, jrrowbotham@graniteschools.org Purpose: Sophomore-Freshman and Varsity sport competition. Eligibility: 2.0 GPA and not more than one F in the previous grading period. Participation: Three hours per day, Monday-Saturday. Conflicts: Cross Country, Golf French Club Advisor: Mr. Peter Ijaika, plijaika@graniteschools.org Purpose: Offer food, films, cultural experiences, and fun activities related to the French culture. Eligibility: All students welcome to participate. Tryouts: Elections held at the beginning of the school year. Golf Team (Men) * Advisor: Coach Kenny James, kjames@graniteschools.org Eligibility: At least a 2.0 GPA and no more than one F from 4th term of 2020-2021 school year. Must complete profile on

registermyathlete.com (which includes a physical exam) prior to trying out. Tryouts: Tryouts Aug 2-3, 2021 at at Mountain Dell, Canyons Course, 12:00 p.m. Open to all 9th-12th grade boys. Contact

Kenny James at email address above for tee times. Selection: Top twelve players selected by scores from tryout rounds (top eight-play varsity, next four play JV). Conflicts: Football, Cross Country Golf Team (Women) * Advisor: Coach Kenny James, kjames@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA and no more than one F for the term preceding and the term during the

competitive season. Must complete profile on registermyathlete.com (which includes a physical exam) prior to trying out.

Tryouts: End of February or early March, Nibley Park

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Selection: Tryouts based on 9-hole tryout. Players can compete within the team for the top eight spots. Number of total team members is determined by skill level.

Participation: Two meets or tournaments/week; two or three practices/week. Conflicts: Lacrosse, Softball, Track. Horizon (School Newspaper) Advisor: TBD Purpose: To inform, unite and entertain the Skyline community. Tryouts: By application, 2-3 weeks before registration in the spring. Selection: Journalism 1 is open to all students and is a prerequisite for Journalism 2 HOSA Advisor: Ms. Malia Groesbeck, mgroesbeck@graniteschools.org Purpose: HOSA is a national student organization that promotes career opportunities in the healthcare industry. HOSA

provides a unique program of leadership development, motivation, and recognition for high school students interested in the healthcare field.

Requirements: An interest in any of the various fields of healthcare, $15 state and national fee Eligibility: Any high school student is eligible to join. Participation: Regular club meetings. Joanie Daily Service Learning Scholar Award Advisors: Amy Brindley ambrindley@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Students must have a cumulative 2.5 GPA and 3.0 CPA to apply. This is a program for the entire student

body. Students can work toward this award during their high school years, starting on the first day of their freshman year, but it is awarded in the spring of their senior year.

Purpose: For students who want to enhance their academic pursuits with school, community, and world service experience. This is not a monetary award but rather a recognition of excellence in service to the community.

Requirements: Scholars must complete at least 190 hours of documented service during the four years they are at Skyline. A packet describing the program is available in Room 112. Scholars must attend monthly meetings during senior year. Underclassmen will meet twice yearly. A detailed reflection portfolio on service experiences is due January of senior year. Scholars will receive a seal on their diploma, a Joanie Daily Service Medallion to wear at graduation, and may also wear a silver cord of distinction at graduation.

Selection: Scholar portfolios will be due in January of their senior year and will be reviewed and approved by advisor. Key Club Advisor: Mr. Nathan Krueger, nkrueger@graniteschools.org Purpose: International service organization helping the community. Requirements: Participate in activities and attend lunch meetings. Eligibility: Every student is welcome to join. Participation: Lunch meetings and activities, either weekly or bi-weekly. Great way to get IB or NHS service hours! Lacrosse (Men) Advisor: Joe Sanchez jsanchez2@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Must have a 2.0 GPA from the previous quarter with no more than one F. Tryouts: February 28, 2022 Selection: TBD Conflicts: Track, Baseball, Soccer Lacrosse (Women) Advisor: TBD Eligibility: Must have a 2.0 GPA from the previous quarter with no more than one F. Tryouts: February 28, 2022 Selection: TBD Conflicts: Track, Softball, Golf Math Team

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Advisor: Mr. Jason Meakin, jbmeakin@graniteschools.org Purpose: To do exciting math and compete against other teams and individuals across the nation! Requirements: Enthusiasm! Eligibility: All students are welcome Tryouts: No tryout required. Students may participate in all club activities and contests without a tryout except for the Utah

State Math Contest. Selection: Selection for the Utah State Math Contest will be based on prior contest performance and participation. Conflicts: A calendar of contests will be provided. There will be weekly practices or activities TBD. MESA Club Advisor: Mr. Mark Jasumback, mjasumback@graniteschools.org Purpose: To provide training programs and activities designed to encourage and assist under-represented minorities and

females to pursue and succeed in math, science, engineering and related technical fields. Requirements: Be a member of the target group identified in the above purpose. Sophomores and Freshman must maintain a

2.5 GPA, juniors and seniors must maintain a 3.00 GPA. All members must be enrolled in math, science, and English courses each quarter.

Selection: All members who meet the above requirements will be accepted. Participation: Meetings once a week after school. 60% attendance is required to earn final incentive rewards. National Honor Society Advisor: Ms. Sara Schneider, sschneider@graniteschools.org Requirements: Apply as a junior, 3.7000 cumulative GPA (or 3.500 with 3+ current AP/IB/CE classes), 3.000 cumulative CPA.

Must enroll in a minimum of 7 solids (courses in core academic subject areas) during senior year (3 or 4 each semester).

Selection: By application and invitation only. Applications sent by email in late January, due online in early March of junior year. Membership limited to 10% of student body. Selection decisions made by Faculty Council.

Participation: Provide 5 hours of service each quarter, Check the email address you provided on your application for club information.

Soccer (Men) * Advisor: Coach Shawn Kennedy, skennedy@graniteschools.org Eligibility: 2.0 GPA, no more than one F. Tryouts: February 28, 2022 Participation: Daily practices during season. Conflicts: Track, Baseball, Lacrosse Soccer (Women) * Head Coach: Coach Yamil Castillo, yam.sue.cast@gmail.com Eligibility: 2.0 GPA with no more than one F or 0 in the term preceding the season. Must have physical exam. Tryouts: Tryouts begin July 26, 2021, 8:00-10:00 a.m. and 6:00-8:00 p.m. All tryouts and practices are at Wasatch Junior

High. Participation: All team members will have a high level of skill, dedication and overall love for the sport of soccer. Conflicts: Volleyball, Cross Country. Softball * Advisor: Coach Russ Jessop, russjessop20@gmail.com Purpose: To improve softball skills to be competitive in region and state playoffs. Eligibility: Must have a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F in preceding term. Tryouts: February 28, 2022 Selection: Top 20 athletes that show coach ability, good attitude, and potential. Participation: Practices every day for a minimum of two hours. Games twice/week (including some weekends). Conflicts: Lacrosse, Track

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Spanish Club Advisor: TBD Purpose: Enhance learning of Hispanic cultures through community service and cultural activities. Eligibility: All interested students are welcome. Participation: Must attend monthly meetings during lunch in Room 125. Fee: $20.00 Student Body Officers Advisor: Ms. Teresa Kunde, teresak@usdb.org Purpose: Plan, organize and carry out all student body assemblies, dances, activities and bulletin boards as well as

conduct a school-wide fund raiser. Assume other responsibilities as assigned by administration. Oversee daily announcements and student body elections.

Eligibility: Candidates must have a cumulative GPA and cumulative CPA of 3.0, or have maintained a GPA and CPA of 3.0 for the three terms prior to elections. No academic or citizenship grade changes will be recognized. Any citizenship make-up must be completed prior to the beginning of 3rd term. Students with pending chriminal charges may not be eligible.

Tryouts: Elections held in March and April. A general mandatory meeting is announced where students receive information pertaining to the requirements of each elected job. Offices include President and Vice President (elected on a ticket), Secretary, Historian, SAB President, MA President, WA President, Art Director, Assembly Chair, Publicity Manager and Publicity Committee.

Selection: Officers are elected in the spring. Finalists are selected based upon written application (20%), teacher recommendations (30%), interview (20%), and popular vote (30%). The final election is 100% popular vote. Publicity position selections are based on teacher evaluations (30%), application including a video (20%), interview (20%), and student vote (30%).

Participation: To remain an officer in good standing, each individual must maintain a 3.0 GPA and CPA for each term. Officers are also expected to show exemplary citizenship and adherence to school regulations and policies. Failure to maintain this standard will lead to a one-term probationary period during which the problem should be corrected. Failure to do so may result in dismissal from office. In addition, it is expected that each officer shall remain in good standing with teachers and administration and abide by all district and school guidelines and policies. Dismissal for ethics violations will be considered.

Swim Team * Advisor: Coach Deni Cullom, cdcullom@graniteschools.org Purpose: UHSAA Sport – Swimming Requirements: Varsity 14-17 hours/week, JV is 6-10 hours/week (more if desired), workouts, and competition. Eligibility: Skyline student with 2.0 or better GPA. Tryouts: September 27, 2021 Selection: Commitment to make at least 85% of prescribed workouts. Participation: (“S” Letter) Qualifying for State Championships. Booster Club: An essential part of the Skyline Swim Team, it helps with many support aspects of the program. Conflicts: Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Wrestling, school musical and winter concerts. Some accommodations can be

made by special arrangement. Utah High School Shakespeare Competition Advisor: TBD Auditions: TBD Eligibility: TBD Participation: TBD Tennis Team (Men) * Coach: Coach: Lesa Coleman -Taggert lcoleman-taggert1@graniteschools.org Eligibility: 2.00 GPA, no more than one F, and all UHSAA regulations for sports. Tryouts: Open tryouts held after February 28, 2022 Selection: 24 plus players selected. Participation: Open to 9th–12th grades. Practices from 2:30-4:00 p.m. daily at Olympus Hills Park Conflicts: Baseball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track

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Tennis Team (Women) * Coach: Coach Jennie Soulier jsoulier@graniteschools.org Eligibility: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F. Tryouts: Tryouts August 9-12, 2021 Selection: Girls must demonstrate athletic potential, commitment, sportsmanship, respect and positive mental attitude. Participation: Parent/player meeting in August. Mandatory practices and match play during August. Practices are Mondays

and Wednesdays 2:30-4:00 p.m. Matches are Tuesdays and Thursdays at Olympus Hills Park. Conflicts: Volleyball, Soccer, X-Country, Cheerleading, Swimming Theatrical Productions Fall Mainstage Production (Musical) Advisor: TBD Auditions: TBD Participation: TBD Spring Mainstage Production (Play) Advisor: TBD Auditions: TBD Participation: TBD Improv Team (The Skyline Slylines) Advisor: Maestro Rogan, bgrogan@graniteschools.org Auditions: Auditions are held in the spring for the following year’s team. Auditions for the 2021-2022 team will be in April. Eligibility: All Skyline students are invited to audition. Participation: TBD Slam Poetry Team (Skyline Slam) Advisor: Maestro Rogan, bgrogan@graniteschools.org Auditions: Auditions are held in the spring for the following year’s team. Auditions for the 2021-2022 team will be in April. Eligibility: All Skyline students are invited to participate. Any student may attend meetings and compete in individual poetry

slams. Participation: TBD Track & Field * Advisors: Coaches: M.E. Culbertson, meculbertson@graniteschools.org & Tom Porter tporter@granieschools.org Eligibility: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F for the term preceding the competitive season. Tryouts: February 28, 2022 Participation: All track athletes must have some athletic ability and commitment. Must spend two hours per day, some

Saturdays, and time for region and state track meets. Conflicts: Men’s Soccer, Men’s Tennis, Baseball, Lacrosse, Softball Volleyball * Advisor: Coach Mondo Begay, mondoskyline@gmail.com Eligibility: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F. Tryouts: Open tryouts August 2 & 3, 2021 Check-in @ 7:30 am on August 2. Make sure to fill out the information at the

following link:https://forms.gle/JP5TEGbg5gzM7QP89. Selection: Varsity, JV, sophomore, and possibly a freshman teams Participation: Varsity, JV and sophomore games are on Tuesday and Thursday with tournaments on weekends.

IF we have a Freshmen team, matches on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights in Freshmen league with a final tournament. Freshmen will/may have matches on Tuesday and Thursday if opposing teams have a Freshman team.

Varsity Practices daily 2:30-4:30 p.m., JV Practices daily 2:30-4:30, Sophomore and freshman practices 4:30- 6pm except on match days. Varsity- Sophomore members are highly recommended in enrolling in Athletics class on "A "Day.

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All players will need to have a current physical. Be registered on REGISTERMYATHLETE.com. With everything uploaded correctly prior to tryouts!!

Conflicts: Soccer, Tennis. Wrestling Teams (Boys and Girls)* Advisor: Coach KayCee Anderson, kayceea@gmail.com Requirements: Must have at least a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F for the term preceding the competitive season and prior

to the Region and State competitions. Tryouts: November 8, 2021. No one is cut from the team. If students attend practices, make weight at meets, and work

hard, they will continue to be part of the team. Members should be enrolled in the advanced weight training/wrestling athletics class.

Conflicts: Basketball, Swimming

All participation fees are approved by the Granite Board of Education and specifically follow the guidelines as set forth by the Granite School District.