Junior Katie King is a Journalism I and a staff reporter. She is involved with Ecology Club, Service Club, and International Club. She also enjoys hanging out with friends and spending time with family.
Email has become an important part of life at McNicholas as its purpose is to assist students in their communication and studies. Last school year, McNicholas provided every student with a school email, but a year and a half later, many students still aren’t using it to its full potential or even at all. McNick … More School email: Are students using the educational tool?
The McNicholas Tablet PC Program has officially reached its 100 day milestone. With 100% of freshmen and 91% of sophomores using tablets, both students and teachers are still getting used to the transition from books to computers, but over these first 100 days, students have become more accustomed to learning in a new way. Students … More Tablet PC Program reaches 100th day milestone
Dandelions, wishbones, shooting stars, and candles are just a few ways people make wishes. Many people make wishes on them, because that’s what they were told to do, but how did these superstitions start? Shooting stars When someone sees a shooting star they may point and yell, “Look! A shooting star!,” close their eyes, and … More Why you wish upon a star: The stories behind the superstitions
On Sat., Dec. 3 the McNicholas Dance Team Rockettes danced at the annual Anderson Towne Center Tree Lighting Celebration. They danced to “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” by Mariah Carey, which was a Christmas-themed kick line to go along with the holiday season. They also danced to “More,” by Usher, which combined hip-hop, … More Rockettes dance at Anderson Towne Center annual tree lighting
The McNicholas Milestone 