"Coleman Ross, a senior, and a captain on the Varsity Football team, brought up another topic to the Board. The Southeastern Red Conference in Michigan has nominated team members to be represented as some of the best players. Even though Ross was named First Team All-Conference for Defense, he still touts the importance of what forfeiting three games really means for other players. 

“Because of the forfeits we were forced to take, the number of Saline student-athletes on the SEC All-Conference team was limited. Dexter, who we handily beat on the field, had more student-athletes recognized than we did.” Ross mentioned that this isn’t something that should be brushed off. College coaches look at these athletes and what conference and state recognition they gain. And with the forfeits, they were swiftly taken away, “and yet nobody has been held accountable,” Ross said. "

"For over 20 years, Saline High School has been highly involved in the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association, winning countless awards including Spartan Awards, honorary awards as one of the top journalist programs given each year, and individual awards for students at the high school and middle school level."

"Senior Sarah Yousif won the All-MIPA Scholarship for Broadcast toward her political science studies. Congratulations to the SHS students, SWWC students, and Saline Alumni who won in total of 44 individual awards!"

"The Salinian Yearbook is one of the most well-known journalism classes at Saline High School. Not only has it been prominent for providing the yearbook through Jostens, but it has also won Gold Award Level through the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association, a subsidiary of Michigan State University. 

As the year is coming to an end, the Yearbook class is looking for students in the classes of 2025, 2026, and 2027 to sign up for the next school year! Tech Writing-Yearbook counts as an English credit. The class will occur during the fourth hour all year, with C lunch each tri. The class can count as either an English credit or a technology and art credit. As this year’s course guide mentions, “Students will be involved with the complete physical and financial production of The Salinian yearbook through copy writing and editing, photography, page layout and design, advertising and marketing. Students must be reliable, self-disciplined, and able to follow through on communications promptly.”"