Senior Maddie Sorensen is a Journalism I student and a staff reporter. She has been on the McNicholas varsity softball for three years. She is involved in Service Club, Spirit Club, Respect Life Club, International Club, and she is a McNicholas Ambassador.
Deciding to adopt a pet is a life-changing experience for both the animal and the adoptive family. Dogs and cats are the most common adopted animals, and many McNicholas students have chosen adoption over purchasing pets from breeders or pet stores. Adoption gives a pet a home, while giving the owner a new furry friend. … More Follow these tips for successful pet adoption
Since cell phones first rose to prominence in the early 2000s, texting has been one of the most popular ways for teenagers to communicate with friends and family. From flip phones to touchscreen phones, texting still is the number one way among teenagers to communicate. However, texting is often informal and messages can be difficult … More Texting 101: Decoding the language of teens
On Saturday, April 26, McNicholas upperclassmen will have the opportunity to dress up for ’A Midnight in Paris’ and dress down for a circus-themed After Prom. Prom will take place at RSVP on Wards Corner Road in Loveland and dinner will begin at 7 p.m. Prom goers who wish to eat dinner at RSVP must … More McNick prepares for prom and after prom
In Mar. 2014, it will be a year since Pope Francis was chosen. Pope Francis has had a huge impact on the Catholic Church and the world. People of all religions love and adore him for his humble personality. Pope Francis has warmed the hearts of McNicholas High School. Religion teacher Theresa Davis admires his … More McNicholas admires Pope Francis
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