By Isabella Daley On Friday, Jan. 19, nineteen McNicholas students marched in the 45th March for Life in Washington D.C. to show support for the pro-life movement and advocate for an end to abortion. They boarded a charter bus for D.C. along with several students from Guardian Angels and Purcell Marian. They were among thousands … More Students march for life in Washington, find inspiration
By Maggie Deller At McNicholas High School, students must volunteer time to a charity as a graduation requirement. Through freshman and sophomore year, students need to volunteer for at least 20 hours with some sort of agency. Students through junior and senior year need 20 hours of volunteer time with the underprivileged. McNick alum Maia … More Stepping Stones offers service opportunities
On Jan. 9, McNicholas High School announced its court and honor guards for its 66th Annual Mardi Gras Pageant and Ball. The formal celebration, considered the most prestigious of the year, is set to take place on Feb. 11. According to the McNicholas website, the Sisters of St. Joseph brought the Mardi Gras tradition with … More McNick announces Mardi Gras Captain of the Ball, Maid of Honor
By Isabella Daley The third week of 2018 ended on Jan. 21, but the majority of students and teachers at McNicholas claim they are not yet quitting with their New Year’s resolutions. In a recent survey, 62 out of 88 McNicholas students and teachers indicated that they typically keep their New Year’s resolutions for 1 … More Rockets reflect on New Year’s Resolutions
