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McNicholas students hold open doors for new students

Visit campus and experience our close-knit faith-based community firsthand.

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Klonne-Schmidt field on the campus of McNicholas High School

Join us for a game in our state-of-the-art athletic complex, affectionately known as Paradise.

McNicholas students in the classroom

Challenge yourself with our adaptable curriculum and achieve your academic best.

Theatre students performing on stage

Be part of our award-winning theatre program.

Students serve at St. John Paul II Catholic Mission

Add to the over 15,000 hours of Christian service volunteered each year by our students. 

Be inspired through faith formation and academic excellence.

Athletes leaving Penn Station Stadium

Join 90% of our students in participating in our over 40 clubs and 26 GCL athletic programs.

Students building models in architecture class

Express your artistic brilliance through more than 30 visual and performing arts electives.

The Launch Pad, the McNicholas student spirit section, cheers at a football game.

Cheer on our teams as a member of our Launch Pad!

Shadowing & Events

Learn more about all that McNicholas High School has to offer by visiting our campus, meeting our students and faculty, and experiencing our signature, close-knit community first-hand. 

Register below for one of our on-campus visit opportunities.

We are always available for a phone call to answer questions or to provide a custom tour of our school for individual families. To schedule a campus tour or meeting with the Admissions Office, please email or call 513-231-3500 x5809. We look forward to meeting you soon!

Click here to access our admissions calendar.

Questions?

Feel free to reach out to a member of the Admissions Department by email or by using the contact information below.

Laurie Carigan

Laurie Carigan

Director of Enrollment and Communications
School: 513-231-3500 x5809

Listen to our students explain why they feel so at home at McNicholas High School.

I chose McNick because as soon as I shadowed, it felt like home. I felt the community spirt that McNick had. I felt welcomed and I could see myself growing as a person and in my relationship with God. 

Tyler, Class of '27