Haunted Huskies
Written by Ben Jackson | Photos by the Morgan PawPrint staff It is that time of year again here at The Morgan School. Teachers and students alike are dressing up in […]
Monthly Archives: October 2014
Morgan’s Masterpieces and The Genius Behind Them
Written by Madison Heidkamp & Ben Jackson| The Morgan School is home to many creative artistic students who are allowed to freely express themselves in Art teacher Mrs. Neri’s room. Mrs. […]
Sing Us a Song You’re the Piano… Girl
By Paul Hotchkiss and Marcus McDermott| Featured Image via PianoTrends This past Sunday The Morgan School was graced with a gift of culture. We received something very out of the […]
She’s the First
Written by Sophie Roman | As you walk through the school hallways on a Monday you’ll probably hear complaints about how tired students are, how they do not want to be […]
This One Time At The Band Concert
Written by Sam Pansa and Amanda LaRiviere | This years band concert was great. The music was captivating and there was humor from students and Mr. Smith alike. The band […]
Mr. Rapuano: Always Ahead of the Game
Written by Shelby Alfano | Many were familiar with Mr. K, the previous in-school suspension monitor, but this year there is someone new taking on his role: Mr. Christopher Rapuano. Mr. […]
The New Self Serve Salad Bar
Written By: Maya Kadel and Mikaela Gaudet | Salads are a light, healthy choice for a meal. Most people prefer to choose the ingredients for their salad. Did anyone notice […]
The Powder Puff Girls!
Written By: Amanda LaRiviere and Sam Pansa | Featured image of: Sophomore Madison Garbinski and Senior Charlotte Limosani. Last year, The Morgan School held its first Powder Puff football game. The […]
Mrs. O’Brien, the Counselor Behind it All
Written By: Maya Kadel | There are many exciting upcoming plans for freshmen. Do you ever wonder who comes up with them? Your guidance counselor Mrs. Janice O’Brien comes up […]
CTeen Voice – Calling for Contributors
Written by Jensen Garcia | CTeen Voice, a student news website, is a project of Old Saybrook High School Senior Heather Kuang. Everything on the website is created by students. The goal is […]
Practice SAT: Does it Actually Help?
Written by Sophie Roman and Jordan Ledyard | No matter what grade you are in, the SAT is a concern. The SAT is a standardized test measuring student’s ability in […]
Morgan Sports vs. Eliot
Written By Mikaela Gaudet | The class of 2018 is full of experienced athletes. Some have been on teams all through middle school. What do these former middle school athletes […]
Technology Turnover: Moving Forward
By Marcus McDermott | On September 2nd the first day of school, the student body returned with high hopes and aspirations for a successful year. There also were several major […]
NHS Blood Drive 2014
Written by Tasha Walker | Two times every school year The Morgan School holds a Blood Drive. NHS organizes and runs this event in the gymnasium. There is one in the fall […]
Fresh Faces in New Places
Written by Paul Hotchkiss | This year at Morgan there have been plenty of new surprises. Not only have we accepted new teachers into this family, but plenty of new […]
The Alliance is Strong
Written by Sam Pansa and Amanda LaRiviere | GSA, for those who don’t know, stands for Gay Straight Alliance, one of our many clubs at The Morgan School. GSA and […]
Sophomore Plans For the Future
Written by Jordan Ledyard| As the class of 2017 gets older, more exciting events start to occur. The class president, Burton Caldwell, and the sophomore advisor, Library/Media Specialist Mrs. Robinson, […]
$1,000 Opportunity
Written by Shelby Alfano | December 18, 2014, is always a normal date of the year but not for the Shoreline Arts Alliance. We have many talented students here at […]
Mr Reid: The Most Interesting Man in the World
By: Madison Heidkamp and Ben Jackson| The Morgan School is home to many characters but a very special one is in our science department. This whimsical man is our very […]
Mr. Garb: Making a Difference
Written by: Chris Waterbury| This year brings many new changes to The Morgan School. We have been gifted with the hiring of a new mathematics department head Gregory Garb. Mr. […]
Mr. Chapman: The One who Lays the Lumber
By Madison Heidkamp and Ben Jackson| Have you ever thought about doing woodworking, pre engineering, or perhaps even automotive? If so, then Technology Education teacher Mr. Chapman is the man […]
Dodge for a Difference
Written By: Amanda LaRiviere and Sam Pansa | Who remembers making t-shirts with friends, wearing crazy knee-high socks, and taking team pictures at the Eliot dodge ball tournaments? Well this year, on […]
Rules: What are they good for?
Written by: Paul Hotchkiss | “Our school is too strict.” “Why can’t we wear hats in class?” “I feel like I’m in prison!” Sound familiar? It should. Some of these […]
Calling All Dancers!
Written By: Amanda LaRiviere and Sam Pansa | Mathematics teacher Ms. White shared her ideas behind the new dance club, “We are going to start it as a club, and […]
Recycling: Struggles in the Battle of Awareness
Written by Jensen Garcia | Recycling not only helps protect our environment, but it is also the law. As stated on the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection website, “Schools […]
Getting Ready For the Real World
Written by Charlotte Limosani| As high school students of The Morgan School, we learn very useful information to help us to get into college, but do we know what to do once […]
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Terrific Twos
Written by Tasha Walker | The small town of Clinton has a large number of siblings close in age to each other. As a senior now, I have seen numerous pairs […]
Too Spooky at The Morgan School
Featured Image via theharvestclub.org Written by Sam Pansa and Amanda LaRiviere | As always, Halloween comes to The Morgan School with great anticipation. We asked Mrs. Robinson what the plan […]
