By Alex Minella In a recent Milestone survey, forty students at McNicholas High School ranked their favorite cafe lunches, with chicken nuggets taking the top spot.  Cafe manager Ms. Tanya Gorden said, “Cooking is an art; it is something that comes natural.” She also explained that quality ingredients are important when preparing meals for students. “I don’t like to serve anything that comes from a can,” she said.   Gorden said some … More Chicken nuggets take top spot in the McNicholas Cafe

By Alexandra Minella At McNicholas High School, students participate in Lenten commitments in different ways. While some students said they are giving something up, others are choosing to add new habits into their routine. Students are finding small, practical strategies to help themselves stay committed to their Lenten promises.   According to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, “Lent is a 40-day season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving … More Lenten life hacks: How Rockets stay committed

By Alexandra Minella McNicholas High School will celebrate its annual Mardi Gras Pageant and Ball on February 15, 2026. The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. in the school gymnasium with the presentation of the sophomore and junior honor guards and senior court, followed by the announcement of the king and queen. After the ceremony ends, the event will transition into a dance.    The structure of Mardi … More Mardi Gras tradition continues into 74th year

By Alex Minella Catholic Schools Week is a nationwide celebration during the last week in January each year that highlights the importance of faith-based education and strong school communities. Theology teacher Mrs. Mary Beth Sandmann explained that Catholic Schools Week is important because it shows how “Catholic schools commit to an education rooted in faith.” Sandmann also shared that “faith and community go hand in hand; we are … More Rockets celebrate faith, community, and service