Teachers should maintain political objectivity in the classroom

October 12, 2020

Classroom discussions are important for students to better grasp complex ideas. Students use the time and space to ask questions and speak to their peers about hot topic issues, and to form opinions about those issues. When it comes to political opinions, teachers should remain neutral in those conversations, only sharing what they know to … More Teachers should maintain political objectivity in the classroom

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McNicholas Theater to perform Ten Red Kings in November

October 12, 2020

On the sixth, seventh, and eighth of November in 2020, The McNicholas Theater Department will be performing the play Ten Red Kings by Mark Rigney. Ten Red Kings is a contemporary play that focuses on Margot Cates, a teenager who plays video games obsessively as a coping mechanism for losing her sister, Courtney.  Her mother, … More McNicholas Theater to perform Ten Red Kings in November

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Band and Covid 19: The effect of the pandemic on the halftime show, competitions

October 12, 2020

When the Mid-State Band Association cancelled competitions for schools for the fall, and the Ohio High School Athletic Association changed the halftime duration from 12 minutes to 6 minutes at football games, the McNicholas band decided during the summer of 2020 to remove marching and visual effects from their show and have the band simply … More Band and Covid 19: The effect of the pandemic on the halftime show, competitions

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Coronavirus brings a new set of challenges to transfer students

October 12, 2020

At the start of the 2020 school year, McNick had 15 transfer students. Students transfer for many different reasons such as better athletics, better education, and better school environments and being a transfer student has its own set of challenges, even more so during the Covid-19 pandemic. The current set of regulations and mandates make … More Coronavirus brings a new set of challenges to transfer students

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