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 

By Meghan Runte Every year, when winter ends and spring begins, there is a change in energy, motivation, and morale among people of all ages. In winter, when the days are short and cold, many people suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD is classified by Mayo Clinic as “a type of depression that’s related … More Change of seasons, change of feelings; Seasonal affective disorder impact on students, teachers

By Meghan Runte The McNicholas Theatre program is holding two showcases for students to highlight what they have learned throughout the year. The Musical Theatre Class has their showcase on April 28 at 7 p.m. in the Jeanne Spurlock Theatre, and the Theatre Appreciation and Performance, Acting Styles, and Musical Theatre Dance classes have their … More Lights, camera, action; Theatre class prepares for upcoming showcase

By Meghan Runte McNicholas High School currently has three cooking classes: Culinary Chemistry, Food Science, and French Culinary. The courses are taught by French teacher, Mrs. Ellen Bungenstock, and science teacher Ms. Jessica Mueller. Mueller said students should take one of these classes because it “allows students to learn something they will use for the … More What’s cooking in culinary? Why food cuisine classes are beneficial