With the recent signing of students who plan on pursuing sports throughout their career as college student, it seems that many people forget about the other paths taken seriously by incoming college freshmen in the arts.  Seniors Max Bartel, Kristie Ernst, Katie Farr, Sarah Foster, and Meg Scott have been recognized these past four years … More Creativity shines through the students of McNick: Many plan to pursue art in college and beyond

In 1951, McNicholas High School became the first coeducational Catholic high school in the Cincinnati area. Because of its rich history, Rockets often have questions about their school. From college choice to convent ghosts, McNick mysteries keep Rockets guessing. “What college do most students attend after McNicholas?” Patrick Simmons, Class of 2015. Graduation Day is … More Rockets inquire about mysteries of McNick

The Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) may seem daunting and intimidating to sophomores about to take it for the first time, and this is completely understandable. A weeklong test that students have to pass to graduate? Who wouldn’t be at least a little nervous? But don’t fret just yet. It’s not as frightening as it seems. … More A First-Timer’s Guide to the OGT: Do’s and Don’ts for taking the test

For the 4th consecutive year, McNicholas students will travel with faculty members and members of Immaculate Heart of Mary parish for an immersion trip to Nicaragua, the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Before boarding the plane in June, the group of students experience the two day Journey to Justice Retreat through the Immaculate … More McNicholas students head to Nicaragua on 4th immersion trip