Strength & conditioning classes open students to more opportunities 

By Whitley Sway In the 2024-2025 school year a new addition of hands-on elective classes were offered to McNicholas students. Sports performance director Mr. Peter Collopy teaches strength and conditioning classes, levels 1-4, during each semester. These classes are available to sophomores and above and allows students to have their workout implemented into their academic day.   “It is going to end up being more beneficial from a routine standpoint every day,” Collopy said. Signing up for this class allows a student to … More Strength & conditioning classes open students to more opportunities 

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Winter flurries: How McNick snow days are called 

By Maeve Rice From January to February, the Midwest states receive an accumulation of snow over time from anywhere between 10-30 inches, according to The Weather Channel. Not only does this affect running errands, keeping warm, or being outside, but it also affects the school day.  Principal Mr. Paul Romolo, President Mr. Bob Noll, Director of Facilities Mr. Mike Orlando, both maintenance technicians: Mr. Nathan Emmich, Mr. Tony Hall, and Manager of Facilities Mr. Chris Terry are all involved in the snow day process. Romolo said that some factors they consider when deciding … More Winter flurries: How McNick snow days are called 

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A Lenten Season with many role models: Saints to guide us to Easter

By Meghan Runte The 2026 Lenten Season in the Catholic Church started on Feb. 18 with the annual celebration of Ash Wednesday. During Lent, there are many saints that teachers and students can look to for guidance, temperance, and strength.   According to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Saint Katharine Drexel, Saint Dominic Savio, Saint Patrick, and Saint … More A Lenten Season with many role models: Saints to guide us to Easter

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