Penny Day earnings benefit many

For the past 15 years, Penny Day has been a tradition at McNicholas High School. Introduced by Religion teacher Sam Roflow, the fundraiser has raised over $90,000 over the years for multiple organizations. The money benefits struggling McNicholas families and Catholic elementary schools in inner city Cincinnati in need of financial assistance. “As the collection … More Penny Day earnings benefit many

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McNicholas to use first online calamity day

On Friday, Feb. 7, the McNicholas administrators have decided to change the scheduled off day for students into the first ever online make-up calamity day. The state of Ohio allows every school five calamity days that can be used and do not have to be made up. With Cincinnati experiencing an unusually severe winter weather … More McNicholas to use first online calamity day

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McNick welcomes new Student-Teacher

Starting at the beginning of the 2nd semester, McNicholas welcomed a new student teacher, Mr. Evan DiTullio. He is working with Mr. Frank Lowden’s Modern American History classes for sophomores and Economics class for juniors. He has already taken over as the primary teacher for Modern American History and is working into teaching Economics. Lowden … More McNick welcomes new Student-Teacher

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Mock Trial to debate in District Competition

On Friday, Jan. 31, around 3,500 students, including several from McNicholas, will be debating constitutional rights in the District Mock Trial Competition at the Hamilton County Court House. Every year, the Ohio Center for Law-Related Education (OCLRE) creates a fictional case for students to improve critical reading skills and acquire an understanding of court proceedings and … More Mock Trial to debate in District Competition

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