On Monday, Feb. 24, McNicholas hosted its first Digital Citizenship Day. Director of Educational Technology Katie Ritter came up with the idea in order to educate the students on the positives of social media and how decisions relating to technology overall may lead to serious consequences if used incorrectly. The day began with an all … More McNicholas Holds First Digital Citizenship Day

On Wednesday, March 5, the senior class took a field trip to see the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company perform Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, a play by Tom Stoppard. All seniors have read Hamlet in their English classes, and AP Literature and Composition students read Stoppard’s spin-off of the Shakespeare classic as well. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern … More Seniors take trip to Cincinnati Shakespeare Company

Starting at the beginning of the 2013-2014 school year, three seminarians began student teaching at McNicholas as a part of their studies. Tony Coci, David Doseck, and Peter Langenkamp are all at the Second Theology level in the seminary, studying for the priesthood at the Athenaeum of Ohio next door to McNick. They were assigned … More Seminarians student-teach at McNick

For the 2014-2015 school year, many changes will be occurring within the curriculum, which will affect the Religion Department and the AP Physics course. AP Physics will be changing from its current one-year format into a two year course. According to Physics teacher Jon Spurlock, the course change to AP Physics I and AP Physics … More Curriculum changes to occur for 2014-2015 school year