Summer vacation is fast approaching and with that comes road trips, vacations, and time spent with family and friends. Planning for a road trip begins with a point A and point B, with lodging, money, food, a concrete schedule, and occasional pit stops are an afterthought. “Remember it is the journey, not the destination,” Theology … More How to break away without breaking the bank

With the first of the Advanced Placement exams less than a week away, many students have been preparing to ensure they achieve a score that will earn them college credit. By following these tips and tricks, students taking the AP exams for the first time might be able to lessen their anxiety. Do prepare ahead … More A First-Timer’s Guide to the AP Exam: How to gain college credit without overstressing

There are many aspects of McNick that Rockets might want to experience before the final bell sounds of their high school career. Aside from earning good grades and making a team or joining a club, there are many other activities that should be on every student’s to-do list to have the full experience at Rocket … More The Rocket High Bucket List: Must-do activities over 4 years

Monday, April 20 through Friday, April 24, Reading Week returns, bringing with it a wide range of literary diversity, and more importantly, villains. This year’s theme is “The Big Bad Read,” and it is the 15th year for the event. Inspiration for the theme of villains was pitched by AP Literature teacher, Julie Muething, and … More Villains storm McNick: English Department hosts annual Reading Week