Author: Isabella Daley

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.

Students from Cincinnati, Cleveland embrace differences

November 12, 2017

By Isabella Daley The Archbishop McNicholas High School Rockets welcomed the Cleveland Heights High School Tigers on Tuesday, Nov. 7, for an evening of making connections, playing games, doing service, eating food, and embracing differences. The visiting Cleveland students were all part of the Minority Student Achievement Network (MSAN) group from the Cleveland Heights-University Heights … More Students from Cincinnati, Cleveland embrace differences

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Freshmen elect Student Council representatives

November 3, 2017

By Isabella Daley The McNicholas High School Class of 2021 elected their eleven new Student Council representatives on Thursday, Oct. 26, and the elected freshmen assumed their roles as leaders in the school. The eleven freshman representatives for Student Council are Ayden Bailey, Nicholas Clark, Claire Crawford, Madeline Daley, Lainey Doggett, Aimee Gauger, Nic Gilg, … More Freshmen elect Student Council representatives

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McNicholas hosts Pink Game, donates to Pink Ribbon Girls

October 30, 2017

By Isabella Daley The Archbishop McNicholas High School Spirit Club chose the “Pink Out” theme for the varsity football game against Badin High School on Saturday, Oct. 28. The game was meant to raise awareness for and honor those who have fought against breast cancer and reproductive cancers.  McNicholas donated 100% of the proceeds from … More McNicholas hosts Pink Game, donates to Pink Ribbon Girls

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Family celebrates Random Acts of Kindness Day in memory of McNicholas graduate

October 20, 2017

The Giesting family has planned a Random Acts of Kindness day for Oct. 22, 2017, in memory of Archbishop McNicholas High School graduate and army veteran Brad Giesting.  Giesting died from cancer on Oct. 22, 2016.  His family created RAK day as a way to remember him by repaying and expanding upon the kindness others … More Family celebrates Random Acts of Kindness Day in memory of McNicholas graduate

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