Participation in athletics is often times portrayed as a staple part of the American high school experience. Whether students partake in a team sport, or they fill the stands in support for their school, athletic programs can define a legacy for a graduating class or bring a community together. However, sometimes McNicholas students spend hours … More McNicholas student finds passion in Irish dancing
For the first time since 2009, McNicholas Cross Country sent an individual qualifier to the State Championship Cross Country Meet at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio on Nov. 2. Junior Charlie Taylor represented McNicholas at the OHSAA State Meet after qualifying at the district and regional levels. Taylor ran 16:59.1 at the Troy Regional … More Taylor represents McNicholas at State Cross Country Meet
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By Hallie Kim Most students use their cell phones in school hallways, classrooms, and café during every school day. They often play games on their cell phones, watch YouTube, send and receive messages with friends, and search Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. This phenomenon is a common occurrence in a world where technology has advanced and … More Students should spend more time with others, not their cell phones
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