On Tuesday, March 27, 20 students from French II, III, and IV classes experienced the paintings and prints from artists Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso at the Cincinnati Art Museum. The French students are studying Impressionalist paintings, so French teacher Mrs. Julie Dill thought it was appropriate to visit the museum’s Monet in Giverny: Landscapes … More French students visit Cincinnati Art Museum
On Monday, March 26 from 6-8:30 p.m., 12 McNicholas students attended a “Religious Education and Youth Ministry” class at Xavier University. The class, taught by McNicholas religion teacher Mr. John Norman, focuses on the faith-life journeys of teenagers. “Prior to our evening with the McNicholas students, we’ve [the class] only read about the adolescent faith … More McNicholas students participate in Xavier University class
On March 22, approximately 50 McNicholas students volunteered at the 12th annual St. Patrick’s Day Senior Prom at the Sem Haven Health and Residential Care Center. Students pinned corsages on the senior citizens, brought them punch and appetizers, such as fruit and meatballs, and danced with them to music from their era. During the dance, … More McNicholas students volunteer at Sem Haven Senior Prom
Although the group is entering its third year, Student Philanthropy, part of the Maginified Giving program, is one of the less-known groups at McNick. Magnified Giving was founded by philanthropist Roger Grein, who donates thousands of dollars every year to service groups in schools across the city. Grein himself was a disabled orphan, but was … More Student Philanthropy searches for final organization
