Shoot for a Cure
Written by Maina Carey| The girls’ basketball team is hosting a “pink game” on January 28th for breast cancer research. The proceeds will support transportation costs for Clinton residents dealing with […]
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New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 2013
Written by Maina Carey| Picture from Awesomedl This year was our first New Year’s Rockin’ Eve without Dick Clark, who passed away at age 82 on April 18th, 2012. Ryan […]
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
Favorite Christmas food/drink? Featured image – crazyfrankenstein.com By Maina Carey| What is your favorite holiday movie? When asked about their favorite holiday movies, many students such as Tess Hallowell, […]
Student of the Week: David Chittenden
The student of the week is David Chittenden. David is a ballet dancer! Read about his cool experience below. Me: When did you start pursuing ballet? What drove you to […]
The Superheroes of the Morgan School
Written by Maina Carey| Kendra and I attended the leadership field trip last Friday, October 19th. It was hosted by CT Camp Guys, two men who teach camp counselors how […]
Student of the Week: Jenna Jasinski
Written by Maina Carey | This week’s featured student is Jenna Jasinski, a freshman with colossal dreams and a bright future. She is one of the best dancers I know, […]
Another Game, Another Win
Written by Maina Carey | The Morgan Girls Volleyball team blew away the competition in Wednesday’s match at Valley Regional High School. The ending score for our stellar varsity team […]
Student of the Week: Judy Chicoine
Written By Maina Carey| Our student of the week is Judy Chicoine. Judy, a freshman, was selected because of her two fascinating passions: drawing and skating. Not many people are […]
Time to Say Goodbye
Written by Mary Muratori Senior year approaches very fast. Freshmen come in, new and sometimes terrified of what to expect. But in all honesty, these four years at The Morgan […]
A Chance to Begin Again
by Maina Carey & Judy Chicoine| In April of this year, a referendum was passed in favor of constructing a new high school, here in Clinton. For the freshmen, this […]
Live While We’re Young
Written by Maina Carey | If you’ve ever been a girl in middle school, I’m sure you recall hearing a teacher say, “Go change your shorts.” Many students of Eliot […]
There Are Two Sides to Every Story: the Truth About the Junior Portfolio
Written by: Maina Carey & Mary Muratori Teachers can have a totally different perspective on school work, and school in general than the students. The Junior Portfolio is not all […]
