For the 2019-2020 school year, Student Council introduced a new competition among grades to encourage student support at McNicholas events. Students are to share events they have attended by posting pictures of themselves at the event on Twitter and tagging the Student Council Twitter account. Members of Student Council will then keep track of who … More Student Council introduces spirit competition
McNicholas’s Homecoming celebration began the week of September 16 with Spirit Week and will conclude with the football game on Sept. 20 and the dance on Sept. 21. This year’s theme, chosen by the Class of 2021, is Dancing Through the Decades. McNicholas kicked off the week with the annual bonfire on Sept. 14 following … More McNick dances through the decades for Homecoming 2019
By Olivia Rohling and Paula Zalar For the 2019-2020 school year, McNicholas has welcomed seven Rockets from around the world: Junior Duru Bekircan from Turkey, junior Adrian Montaves Blanco from Spain, senior Jianheng (James) Guo from China, sophomore Hayeon (Hallie) Kim from South Korea, sophomore Maya Kissler from Germany, junior Quan Le from Vietnam, and … More McNicholas welcomes seven international students
New dress code changes for the 2019-2020 school year at Archbishop McNicholas High School will be coming into effect in mid-November at the earliest, according to Principal David Mueller. There has been some difficulty bringing in the new skorts because of some designs being on backorder. All orders will be fulfilled by mid-November so skorts … More McNicholas updates dress code for 2019-2020 school year
Four new faculty, staff members have joined McNicholas for the 2019-2020 school year: Biology and Health teacher Dr. Kristy Brandabur, Photography teacher Bea Gardner, Counselor Erica Stablum, and Liturgical Music Director Kim Zang. Before teaching at McNicholas, Dr. Kristy Brandabur taught high school “for several years and taught all the way down to Montessori, and … More New faculty and staff join McNicholas for the 2019-2020 school year
Disclaimer: The following review may contain some spoilers revolving around the plot and background. The review is simply my own opinion, you may disagree. This year, I will be reviewing books based on their genres. This month’s genre is Non-Fiction. In these reviews, I will rate the books on a starring system using an appropriate … More April Book Review: A List of Things That Didn’t Kill Me will leave you in stitches
By: Madison McClellan, Vinny Ramundo, and Ellie White Colleges are communities filled with people of many backgrounds, diversities, and religions. Catholic Newman Centers are present and active on many campuses nationwide. These are parishes that function primarily as a place for Catholic students to continue their faith journey together in welcoming, vibrant communities centered in … More Newman Centers offer unique opportunity for college students
By Paula Zalar and Olivia Rohling For the 2019-2020 school year, McNicholas has welcomed seven Rockets from around the world: Junior Duru Bekircan from Turkey, junior Adrian Montaves Blanco from Spain, senior Jianheng (James) Guo from China, sophomore Hayeon (Hallie) Kim from South Korea, sophomore Maya (Miyuh) Kissler from Germany, junior Quan Le from Vietnam, … More McNicholas welcomes seven international students
Note from the adviser: The Milestone was led by three senior co-editors for the 2018-2019 academic year: Madison McClellan, Vinny Ramundo, and Ellie White. Instead of a collaborative letter or three individual editor letters, the editors made the decision for Senior Vinny Ramundo to write the final editor sign-off letter to close this year of … More Letter from the Editor
