for students, are important and widespread and give students the opportunity to organize events such as bike-a-thon, pancake breakfast, and H-Fest. McNally is one of the few schools in Edmonton that does not have a student union. Rather than a small group of students leading the school events, McNally prefers to hold youth engagement focus groups, where randomly-selected students come together to give feedback on various topics, which is compiled and presented to faculty and administration who will listen to concerns and take action. Clubs Many clubs are available at McNally, with plenty of opportunities to start new clubs or associations. Best Buddies Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program Cappies (Critics and Awards Program) Citadel Theatre student's club Eco club Gaming club Global Opportunities (GO) club Gay-Straight Alliance (G.S.A.) Grad council Hip Hop Collective Math Homework Club McNally Assists Students Serving in Volunteer Experiences (M.A.S.S.I.V.E.) McNally International club Multi-media club Me to We Reach for the Top Rotary club Running club Science Olympics Ski club Speak Up, Write Down (Speech, Debate, and Writing) Triple C (Chinese Culture Club) Varsity Council Yearbook committee Youth Engagement Focus Groups Events Bike-a-thon - a fundraising event for Kids with Cancer. Walk for Water 30 Hour Famine Pancake Breakfast Global Vote On Poverty 2022 stabbing In the afternoon of April 8, 2022, a 16-year-old boy was stabbed outside of the school, and was rushed to hospital in life-threatening condition. He succumbed to his injuries and died one week later on April 15, 2022. The victim was later identified as Karanveer Sahota. References External links McNally High School High schools in Edmonton International Baccalaureate schools in Alberta Educational institutions in Canada with year of establishment missing