Not just for choice time but for all the time; the importance of reading  

By Ayla Dickerson At the beginning of the 2024 school year, choice reading was implemented into all English classes, allotting fifteen minutes per block class for students to read. Although this opportunity has allowed students to read topics of their interests and grow their knowledge through books, the Emily Capell Society says that to obtain the full benefits reading has to offer one must read fifteen to thirty minutes daily.  According to University of the People, reading has numerous positive effects including strengthening brain activity, boosting communication skills, enhancing creativity and reducing stress levels. Along … More Not just for choice time but for all the time; the importance of reading  

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Teacher Feature: Simon enjoys McNick community  

By Whitley Sway Ms. Abby Simon began her teaching career at McNicholas High School in the fall of 2024 after graduating from Mt. St. Joseph University.  Simon is currently an Intervention Specialist in the SAIL program and is in room 154.  Q: Where did you grow up/go to school?  A: I am a West side girl; I grew up a block away from Price Hill Chili which means a lot to us Westsiders, and I went … More Teacher Feature: Simon enjoys McNick community  

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Top 3 hobbies to keep Rockets busy

By Alex Minella As Spring Break approaches, some students are looking forward to spending their time on hobbies they enjoy, with popular activities including reading, crafts, and exercising. In a recent Milestone survey, over 50 students shared their favorite ways to stay busy.   Whether it’s reading, making art, or staying active, students at McNicholas have a variety of hobbies to enjoy that help provide ways to relax, be creative, and stay … More Top 3 hobbies to keep Rockets busy

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