Isabella Daley is a first year journalism student and staff reporter for The McNicholas Milestone. She is a co-president of Spirit Club and is involved in Service Club, Rockets for Life, and McNick ambassadors. In her free time she likes to do gymnastics, go hiking, write quirky poems, and have fun with her friends and family.
By Isabella Daley Several McNicholas students and staff members will present the station “Jesus Carries His Cross” as part of the Way of the Cross for Justice event on Good Friday, March 30. This event will begin at noon at Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati, and will end at about 2 p.m. with a procession … More McNicholas to present in Downtown Stations of the Cross event
By Isabella Daley Students and staff at McNicholas gathered for Ash Wednesday Mass on Wednesday, Feb. 14, at Guardian Angels Church to begin the yearly celebration of Lent. Lent is a period of time in the Catholic Church’s liturgical calendar set aside in preparation for Easter with a focus on prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. As … More How to have a more meaningful Lent
By Isabella Daley On Tuesday, Feb. 13, local author Kareem Simpson came to McNicholas to share the story of Margaret Garner, a Kentucky slave who escaped to Cincinnati across the Ohio River. Simpson first learned about Garner’s life and escape by watching a movie based on Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved, and he found that Garner’s … More Local author shares story of escaped slave
By Isabella Daley Every member of the McNicholas band performed at the Ohio Music Education Association’s (OMEA) Solo and Ensemble Ratings on Saturday, Feb. 3. The event was held at Elder High School. Band director Keith Nance sent band students to the Solo and Ensemble Ratings to perform in eleven different performance groups that ranged … More McNicholas band receives positive ratings from OMEA
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