Social media trouble: Students may suffer consequences for poorly thought-out posts

It’s something teens hear over and over again: Don’t post anything on social media that could get you in trouble. Since social media exploded and one person can have an account on multiple sites, how much is too much to post on social media? Depending on what school you attend, and whether it is a … More Social media trouble: Students may suffer consequences for poorly thought-out posts

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Top 5 activity lunches: Engaging students in fun

New to the library this year are the activity lunches that happen every Wednesday. Set up and run by librarian Anne Jones and assistant librarian Jane Ray, the goal for each Wednesday is to have a space where students can have fun and relieve some stress and energy. Based on a survey conducted by the … More Top 5 activity lunches: Engaging students in fun

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McNick students compete in national financial competition

By: David Waterman The Stock Market Game, a national competition between student teams running 10 weeks, ended on April 14. Social Studies teacher Mr. Frank Lowden has taught this as part of the Economics curriculum for the past eight years, and the students compete with a partner or individually with other teams throughout the region … More McNick students compete in national financial competition

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