As societies have advanced, prejudices have been recognized as immoral, and are slowly fading out of mass culture. However, there is still one that has not begun fading, and that is ageism. Ageism is prejudice based on a person’s age, and is unfortunately present in modern society, rooted in government. It isn’t as blatant as … More Ageism shows in lawsuit against Obama Administration
By: David Waterman In addition to new books for the year, new lunchtime sessions have been added in the library for the 2016-2017 school year. A schedule of Study and Activity lunches has been created for the purpose of expanding the uses of the Library. “We wanted to give students a stress reliever,” Jones said … More Library adds new programs for 2016
After 34 years of Walk Day at McNicholas, many attributes of the fundraiser have been altered since the first Walk in 1982. Changes in the advertising, walk routes, and money collection have all been geared towards encouraging students to raise more money for the school. “A lot of the changes that we’ve made have always … More Changes to Walk Day show fundraiser’s evolution
A wild corn snake has been living at McNicholas for six years. The orange snake, which is not named, lives in Biology and Environmental Science teacher Debbie Bonekamp’s classroom as a teaching tool for her students. “I love having the snake present in my classroom. I teach to the students how the snake lives in … More Wild creature living at McNicholas
The McNicholas Milestone 