Beginning in the 2020-2021 school year, McNick will offer a new Advanced Placement course: AP Seminar.  According to College Board, AP Seminar will help students to “develop and practice the skills in research, collaboration, and communication that you’ll need in any academic discipline” by teaching skills such as analyzing articles and studies, “viewing an issue … More McNick to offer two new AP courses, implement AP Capstone Diploma

McNicholas High School celebrated its 68th annual Mardi Gras Ball on Feb. 16. Each year a court and honor guard are voted on by students and faculty. These students are recognized for their involvement in the McNicholas community. The full court consists of 20 senior males and 20 senior females. The Junior and Sophomore Honor … More King and Queen crowned at 68th Mardi Gras Ball

McNicholas officially opens the “makerspace” for every class, every student. Located in Room 1 in freshman hall, students can now use the new makerspace, officially called McMakerspace, for any sort of project they want to work on whether it be for a class project or a personal project.   There are a variety of tech tools … More McMakerspace opens for students, faculty

During scheduling time, students must consider which classes would be the best fit for them. While most classes are listed on the scheduling sheets, one option that isn’t on the paper is College Credit Plus. College Credit Plus, or CCP, is when a high school student takes a class through a college either in person … More College Credit Plus: An option to consider when scheduling