On November 9, U.S. Representative Colonel Brad Wenstrup spoke to the McNicholas student body and staff as part of the annual Veterans Day program. After sophomore Andy Farmer’s rendition of the national anthem, Wenstrup began the assembly by talking about how he wanted to change up his normal Veterans Day talk by speaking on what … More Wenstrup speaks about ‘other side of war’ for Veterans Day
There was a major uptick in midterm voting this cycle, and newly registered Rockets did not miss out on the action. According to Cincinnati.com, statewide turnout was the highest it had been since 1994. For newly registered McNick seniors, it was their first opportunity to cast their ballots. Some were among the first at the … More First time voters share experiences
Sister Jeannie Masterson of the Congregation of St. Joseph was awarded the Full Stature Achievement Award for 2018/2019 after being an active member of the McNicholas community for 39 years through various roles at the school. Even though her journeys have taken her all over the world, it is obvious she still has a strong sense of love towards McNick. “I believe God invites us constantly to … More Masterson reflects on life after accepting Full Stature Special Achievement Award
Archbishop McNicholas High School was founded as the first co-ed Catholic school in 1951 by the sisters of St. Joseph. The curriculum is centered on Catholic tradition, but over the years many students from other religions, Lutherans to Methodists to non-denominational Christians, have joined the faith community of McNicholas. Sophomore Kristen Van Huss is a … More Non-Catholic students welcomed in McNick community
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