Students bond with alumni parents over shared memories

For high school students, it can be frustrating when parents hover and constantly ask questions about what is going on at school. Some students avoid the questions, not wanting to explain McNicholas traditions. However, some students don’t have to worry about this; their parents attended McNicholas when they were younger so they understand events such … More Students bond with alumni parents over shared memories

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Classic literature should remain in curriculum despite the lure of modern novels

It’s a simple truth known to high school students across the country: We can try and run, but there’s simply no escaping required reading.  While most agree that there a few bearable classics out there, many are beginning to wonder why modern novels aren’t appearing on required reading lists.  The truth is, despite the pull towards contemporary … More Classic literature should remain in curriculum despite the lure of modern novels

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McNicholas swim team wins GGCL Championship

The McNicholas Swim Team competed in the GGCL League meet on Saturday, Jan. 26, bringing home the League trophy for the fourth year in a row. McNick competes in the Central Division, which also includes Purcell Marian, Roger Bacon, and Badin. The Rocket swimmers had a total of 140 points for the meet, while none … More McNicholas swim team wins GGCL Championship

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Catholic Schools Week to include out of uniform days

In honor of Catholic Schools Week, students can take a break from their uniforms on Thursday, Jan. 31 and Friday, Feb. 1. On Thursday, students are allowed to wear pajamas or sweats to school. Friday, which is also Penny Day, will be Class Color Day. Freshmen should dress in white, sophomores in green, juniors in … More Catholic Schools Week to include out of uniform days

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