It is becoming more and more common for teenagers to take medications such as Adderall illegally to help them stay awake and focus on schoolwork, but the risks of taking medication without a prescription far outweigh any short-term benefits the teen hopes to receive. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, students … More ADHD and ADD medications harmful if not used properly
As the end of the fourth quarter gets closer, students have started anticipating report cards. Before the grades are sent out, though, the Milestone Online decided to reverse the roles and survey students on how they would grade McNicholas. Instead of subjects like history and science, McNicholas was graded on its diversity of extracurricular activities … More Students evaluate McNicholas with survey-based report card
From 6 p.m. on May 11, to noon on Saturday, May 12, McNicholas students participated in the annual Relay for Life at Anderson High School. The event supported cancer fighters and survivors, honored those who have passed away from cancer, and raised money for cancer research. Sophomore Class President Riley Whitehouse and sophomore Vice President … More McNicholas students honor cancer patients through Relay for Life
Because summer is a break from the stresses of school and sports, many students consider it a great time to complete their service hours. Some students are going above and beyond by participating in mission trips that completely immerse them in an impoverished area. The Nicaragua Immersion Trip This program initially worked only through Immaculate … More Students get involved in summer service programs
