New uniforms for the 2026-2027 school year at McNicholas High will begin being integrated in the fall with the incoming freshman class, the Class of 2030. The current sophomores, juniors, and seniors will be “grandfathered in,” so they can continue to wear their current uniforms. This policy will reduce financial pressure for current families. “Our … More Uniform Policy Shifts Toward Modesty
As the end of the 2025-2026 school is quickly approaching and the Class of 2026 is preparing for graduation, current seniors offered advice, tips and tricks and information to the upcoming senior class that they wish they would’ve known before their senior year. Many seniors interviewed commented that they wished they would have been more on top of college deadlines. Ava Gerome said, “Get your common app done as soon as possible because if you get your applications submitted right away it’s a huge stress reliever,” while Caleb Link advised … More Seniors prepare Class of 2027 for senior year
By Maeve Rice For high school students, fun drinks have become quite a trend. Ranging from coffee from Dunkin’ to refreshers from Starbucks to Alani’s from home, McNick has it all. The real question is how long it takes to finish their drink. Do students chug it in 20 minutes or keep it around all day from A bell until D bell and savor every sip? In a recent Milestone survey, students, and faculty of McNick provided how long it takes them … More Sipper vs chugger: Students savor their sips
For many students, collecting is more than a hobby; it is a way to hold onto memories, express identity, and connect with the people and passions that matter most to them. Freshman Caleb Dickson said he collects vintage fishing poles. The item was important to him because he enjoyed fishing and valued bringing history into … More From antiques to treasure: the history of the student collectors
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