Meghan Runte is a second year journalist at McNicholas High School. In her free time, she loves playing volleyball, weather its for school, club, or fun in the driveway. She also enjoys time with her family and her dog, Copper. Her favorite subjects are English and Journalism.
By Meghan Runte Halloween has been considered the day of frights and scares. As McNicholas students and teachers brace themselves for fear, one can’t help but wonder what fear is. AP Psychology and social studies teacher Mrs. Mary Kiger explained that fear is “a basic human emotion that our brain and body produce when we … More Boo! Explaining the sensation of fear
By Meghan Runte At the beginning of the 2026-27 school year, McNicholas High School made a transition in Learning Management Software, or LMS programs from Schoology to Canvas and results from a recent Milestone survey show Schoology was favored by 63% of students and teachers surveyed over Canvas. Math teacher Mr. Mathew Brunner, English … More Software showdown; Rockets share thoughts on Canvas
By Meghan Runte Over the summer, teens across the country use their extra time working so that they have a productive way to spend their time and make money for activities. However, recently it has been harder for teens to find jobs due to college age students and adults holding onto their entry-level jobs longer … More Working Rockets; Summer jobs harder to find
By Meghan Runte Teacher appreciation week is celebrated at McNick from Monday, May 4 to Friday, May 8. Administration coordinator, Mrs. Jenni Tumser, has planned special treats and activities each day of teacher appreciation week to thank teachers. On Monday, teachers enjoyed a catered breakfast, Tuesday there was a nacho bar, Wednesday was a catered grill out, Thursday included a trail mix bar, and Friday has gift card giveaways planned. Tumser said that the week … More Education appreciation: Students share the impact of their teachers
