By Maggie Deller Academics, sports, and extra curriculars are all obvious priorities of McNick students. Behind the scenes, however, pets are a big part of students’ lives at home. In light of the impact their pets have made on them, students answered questions about their pets to show off their unique personalities. (Photo courtesy to … More McNick pets steal the spotlight
On March 20, while students in grades 9-11 were taking their annual round of standardized tests, McNick’s senior class traveled to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for the second Annual Senior Day Trip to experience the museum through a guided tour, a discussion on implicit bias, and insight on modern slavery. The visit … More Seniors react to National Underground Railroad Freedom Center visit
With life sometimes feeling like it is going 100 mph, it is necessary for our bodies to slow down and our minds to quiet. According to Artofliving.org, Harvard has confirmed that meditation reduces stress, fosters clear thinking, and increases our capacity for empathy and compassion. For beginners, the first step in starting to meditate is … More Meditation: an opportunity for mindfulness and peace
By Isabella Daley No high school student’s day is complete without one, two, or seven hours of homework. From solving pre-calculus problems or memorizing the Krebs Cycle to reading an act of Macbeth or writing an essay about World War II, students often struggle to keep up with their daily assignments. McNicholas students named procrastination, … More The Student Perspective: Students share their struggles with homework
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