One chapter ends; a new one begins: Advice for Class of 2026 

As graduation is quickly approaching and the Class of 2026 is preparing to start a new chapter in their lives, the Milestone decided to ask the McNicholas faculty and staff for some last helpful advice for the soon to be graduates.   Many McNicholas teachers encouraged students to follow their passion, not wealth. Social Studies teacher, Mr. Jeff Mulvey said, “You’ll never be ‘financially secure,’ so chase joy, … More One chapter ends; a new one begins: Advice for Class of 2026 

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Fortin, Smith named 2026 Prom Queen, King 

“Where the Sea Meets the Stars” themed prom took place on April 25, 2026, at Norlyn Manor in Batavia. The 2026 Women of the Court consisted of: Julia Bayer, Lauren Beiser, Josephine (Josie) Fortin, Grace McCafferty, Kathryn Moran, Delaney Rains, Addison Reineke, Ellen Robey, Emma Rosenbaum, Whitley Sway, Kennedy Trapp, and Annemarie Wolfer. The Men of the Court consisted of: … More Fortin, Smith named 2026 Prom Queen, King 

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Seniors prepare Class of 2027 for senior year

As the end of the 2025-2026 school is quickly approaching and the Class of 2026 is preparing for graduation, current seniors offered advice, tips and tricks and information to the upcoming senior class that they wish they would’ve known before their senior year.   Many seniors interviewed commented that they wished they would have been more on top of college deadlines. Ava Gerome said, “Get your common app done as soon as possible because if you get your applications submitted right away it’s a huge stress reliever,” while Caleb Link advised … More Seniors prepare Class of 2027 for senior year

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Not just for choice time but for all the time; the importance of reading  

By Ayla Dickerson At the beginning of the 2024 school year, choice reading was implemented into all English classes, allotting fifteen minutes per block class for students to read. Although this opportunity has allowed students to read topics of their interests and grow their knowledge through books, the Emily Capell Society says that to obtain the full benefits reading has to offer one must read fifteen to thirty minutes daily.  According to University of the People, reading has numerous positive effects including strengthening brain activity, boosting communication skills, enhancing creativity and reducing stress levels. Along … More Not just for choice time but for all the time; the importance of reading  

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