Washington D.C. trip teaches government, diversity

The participants in McNick’s Close Up Washington D.C. trip flew out of Cincinnati on the morning of March 12 and returned March 17. The group consisted of juniors Trey Ackel, Isabella Daley, Lexi Gauger, Veronica Menendez, and Nick Rosenbaum, and library assistant Jane Ray. The trip is through the Close Up foundation, an organization whose … More Washington D.C. trip teaches government, diversity

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Creative writing class prepares 2017 Reflections

McNick’s annual literary journal, Reflections, is now accepting submissions for the 2017 edition. Reflections is a literary journal featuring works by the students of McNick. Students are free to submit any of their own original work including songs, poems, drawing, photographs, essays, personal reflections, short stories, and much more. The creative writing class, under the … More Creative writing class prepares 2017 Reflections

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Students advance with science fair projects

On Saturday, March 11, eleven students represented McNick at the annual Science and Engineering Expo at University of Cincinnati. The students, who were winners at the local level at the McNicholas Science Fair included sophomore Liz Huber and freshmen Erin Callahan, Katie Custer, Dominic Daley, Christopher Georgiades, Meechi Georgiades, Aidan Guessford, Abby Jarrold, Jack Munzel, … More Students advance with science fair projects

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McNicholas High School hosts biennial career day

By Ellie White Every other year, McNicholas invites professionals for Career Day, giving students a chance to hear from those working in professions that interest them. This year’s Career Day is during the morning of March 14. “The purpose is to expose students to many different careers they might not have known existed or didn’t … More McNicholas High School hosts biennial career day

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