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Alum welcomes new inductees to Science National Honor Society

Alum welcomes new inductees to Science National Honor Society

Congratulations to the 11 seniors who were inducted into the McNicholas High School Chapter of the Science National Honor Society. These students have exceled in their classes and shown a passion for science related fields: Ian Wolfram, Audrey Hurlburt, Amanda Braig, Gemma Roetenberger, Carly Kent, Remington Holder, Kelsey Haas, Joey Thomas, Owen Lawler, Gracie Fechtel, and Connor Svarda.  

Guest speaker Anna Crooker, McNicholas Class of 2013, shared advice on being open to a range of possibilities and the importance of following your passions on your journey to finding your career. Anna graduated from Ohio Northern University and is currently pursuing her career in the science field as a liver and small bowel clinical pharmacist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. 

Anna recognized the ways that McNicholas helped to prepare her for college and beyond and encouraged students to take advantage of those opportunities now. “My combined love for math and science that has manifested itself into my career began during my time at McNicholas in classes such as AP Biology and AP Calculus, as well as in time spent in Ecology Club and Service Club,” Anna said.  

Anna gave this advice to our inductees: “Follow your passions. It is much easier to go to work every day when you enjoy what you do. If you don’t have your passions figured out yet, don’t stress. Shadow, reflect on classes and activities you enjoy now, and take every opportunity to learn about careers in STEM majors.”  

    Where Art Comes Alive: McNicholas Students Explore Italy, France, and Belgium

    Some of life's greatest lessons cannot be found in a textbook. They are discovered standing beneath the ancient arches of the Colosseum, gazing up at masterpieces in Vatican City, or watching the sun set along the Seine River. This spring, 43 McNicholas students experienced those moments firsthand, returning home with a deeper appreciation for art, history, culture, and the world around them.

    A Friendship Without Borders: McNicholas Celebrates Its First Sister School Exchange with Argentina

    Nine McNicholas students traveled to Buenos Aires this summer for the school's first Sister School Exchange with Instituto Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves, building on friendships formed when Argentine students visited McNicholas earlier this year. Through living with host families, attending classes, and experiencing Argentina's rich culture and history, students discovered that the most meaningful lessons come from stepping beyond their comfort zones and embracing connections that transcend borders.