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Science National Honor Society members provide science-related service

Thirteen students were inducted to the Science National Honor Society in September and have spent the school year providing science-related service, including providing feedback on science fair planning, judging the McNicholas science fair, and judging the St. Bernadette science fair. 

A special thank you to senior Liz Granlund who took COVID-safe individual photos of the inductees who were able to attend the ceremony in the fall and then Photoshopped them together for a group picture that did not require masks. Science Department Chair, Mrs. Regina Goines, said, “This is the perfect example of using technology to solve a problem!”

The SNHS inductees are Megan Wesselkamper, Madeline Daley, Zach Miller, Elizabeth Granlund, Anna Rahner, Isabella Dawson, Wesley Richmond, Nathan Braig, Lauren Cox, Connor Huss, Grace Carville, Gretchen Nieberding, and Alaina Sharp.

Group photo of SNHS inductees
    McNicholas students collect recycling

    Students in the Environmental Science classes are caring for God’s creation and learning about sustainability by taking responsibility for the school recycling program. Science teacher Mr. Eric Hickman jump started the program as part of his Environmental Science curriculum. “My goal for this class is to make students aware of environmental issues and empower them to be a part of the solutions,” Mr. Hickman said.

    Early IT contest winner holds up prize

    Congratulations to freshman Louis Smith and sophomores Eli Holland and Jonathan Byrum who earned top awards in University of Cincinnati’s Early IT Fall Competition. Louis won first place in the Programming category for his Java script program that helps builders to calculate construction costs. Eli and Jonathan, who took second place as a team in the Web Development category, were challenged to create an original website that highlights the UC Early IT Program at McNicholas. 

    Rockets enjoy Pumpkin STEM lab and creative fall fun

    McNicholas students celebrated fall and Halloween with pumpkins galore inside and outside the classroom! Mr. Steve Dalton's class participated in the yearly pumpkin catapult STEM lab, the English Department hosted a literary pumpkin decorating contest, and CREWs carved out some time for fun with their own contest.