The 2020 presidential election will take place Tuesday, Nov. 3.  According to USA Today, it is estimated that 62% of eligible voters will participate in this election.  While this is expected to be the highest voter turnout in more than a century, it also means that approximately 91 million of those eligible voters will choose … More Eligible to vote? Then do it.

This school year brings some concerns due to the current Covid-19 pandemic. One of the hardest things for new freshman is transitioning from middle school to a new high school. These uncertain times have brought different obstacles for all students, and juniors have some advice for freshmen and how they can navigate through their new … More Juniors offer advice to freshmen

Classroom discussions are important for students to better grasp complex ideas. Students use the time and space to ask questions and speak to their peers about hot topic issues, and to form opinions about those issues. When it comes to political opinions, teachers should remain neutral in those conversations, only sharing what they know to … More Teachers should maintain political objectivity in the classroom

In 2010, when McNicholas High School first entered the technology revolution, the staff had a hard decision to make. Would they use a Google Platform or a Microsoft Platform?  Microsoft won, and McNick identified as a Microsoft school. Since then, everything has been through Microsoft, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. But why Microsoft and … More McNick should switch to using Google – not Microsoft