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Written by Thomas Baker|Photos by Thomas Baker On March 24th, Governor Lamont’s Executive Order 7M canceled school until April 20th. Classes in Clinton Public Schools have not been in session […]
Category Archives: Academics
The Results Are In
Written by Maggie Guba | Photos by Maggie Guba | Now that it is Friday, March 6, the winner of The Morgan PawPrint raffle has been chosen. Students had the […]
The Cummings Brothers: Self-Defense
Written by Logan Cummings and Alex Cummings|Video by Logan Cummings and Alex Cummings| What should a student do if they’re getting beat up in school? Should they run? Call out […]
Electing Electives
Written by Jillian Mclean and Kylie Isleib Semester 2 has just started, which means students have settled into their final classes for the year. Students will be selecting their courses […]
The Cummings Brothers: The Good and the Bad
Written by Logan Cummings and Alex Cummings|Filmed by Logan Cummings and Alex Cummings| After interviewing students and staff members, we were able to get a good sense of where The […]
From Middle School to High School, Mrs. Lupone
Written and Photo by Kristina Bergman | This week health teacher Rachel Lupone started her transition from Jared Eliot Middle School to Morgan. Mrs. Lupone worked at Eliot for 1 […]
Mr. Bella Our New Science Teacher
Written and Photo by Kristina Bergman| On January 2, 2019, the first day back from break, Assistant Principal Christopher Luther started his new position as assistant principal. This means that […]
Mr. Bergman: The Town Councilman
Written By Mason Carey On Tuesday, November 5th, 2019, the town of Clinton elected English Teacher Eric Bergman to the town government to take a two-year term on the newly-established […]
Author Jeet Patel
Written by Sarah Williams | Photos by Sarah Williams | Freshman Jeet Patel is a writer. He has produced many writings throughout his middle school and high school life. Two […]
Journey to 2019 Journalism Day
Written by Maggie Guba | Photos by Student Journalists | On Friday, October 25, journalism teacher Leslie Chausse’s E period journalism class took a trip to Southern Connecticut State University. […]
Welcome, Mrs. Fox!
Written by Sarah Williams |Photos by Sarah Williams | Another new staff member; Mrs. Fox has joined the Morgan Team. It was an opportunity that she could not pass up. […]
Morgan’s Freshman Student Council
Written by Sarah Williams |Photos by Sarah Williams | Our freshman student council officers have lots of ideas for changing The Morgan School environment. Freshman treasurer Jeet Patel likes Morgan. […]
A New Face at Morgan: Mr. Bean
Written by Mason Carey | Mr. Bean is the new World Language teacher here at Morgan. He is a split-staffer, meaning that he spends the beginning part of the day […]
Morgan Welcomes New Office Staff
written by Kristina Bergman and Sarah Williams| photos by Carrie Rosick and Sarah Williams| Mrs. Kosiewicz Tania Kosiewiscz or Mrs. Kas is one of two new front office secretaries at […]
Morgan’s Top Ten 2019
Written by Max Hurtubise| David Saturno has received the 21st-Century Book Award, Harvard Book Award, and Academic Excellence Award. He is attending Connecticut College next year, as probably a history […]
Senior Destinations 2019
Written by Bella Mongillo and Ashlynn Leka|Photos by PawPrint Staff | Wednesday, May 1, 2019, was National College Decision Day. The Morgan Senior Class celebrated by wearing their destination gear […]
Are you Smarter than a 5th Grader: Freshmen vs Sophomores
Video by John Inglis and Olivia McCray
Finding the Right Career
Written by John Inglis| March 15th, 2019 was our second career day for the students of The Morgan School. On Career day, every student in Morgan attends sessions on 3 […]
Carol McCarthy Visits Morgan
Written by Bella Mongillo and John Inglis | Eleven years ago, Alan Miller started a nonprofit organization called The News Literacy Project. The News Literacy Project created a virtual classroom […]
The New Tech Helper
Written by John Inglis| With Ms. Rios leaving The Morgan School, we needed to bring in a new helper fast. Tech Expert Cathleen Hammel recently joined the staff at The […]
The Closing of Pierson
Written by Melanie Coretti and Olivia Morrissey |Interviews by Melanie Coretti and Olivia Morrissey |Photos by Melanie Coretti and Olivia Morrissey | The Pierson School building was built in 1932 […]
NHS Inducts 29 New Morgan Students
Written by Leo Woods | Photos by Leo Woods| On Monday, January 7th, 29 Morgan students were inducted into the National Honor Society. NHS, since it’s founding in 1921, inducts […]
Model UN 2018
Written by Melanie Coretti and Sandra Sirisoukh | Photos by Ms. Russell | On Sunday, December 9, 2018, students that are part of the Model UN Club here at Morgan […]
Addiction at Morgan with Dr.Ruth Potee
Written by Nick Putnam| Dr.Ruth Potee is a board certified Family Physician and Addiction Medicine physician at Valley Medical Group in Greenfield, MA. Dr.Ruth came to Morgan last Thursday night […]
Opinion: Jim Acosta and the White House
By Emilia O’Neil|Featured Image Via Daily Caller On November 7, 2018, Jim Acosta attended the White House Press Briefing with President Donald Trump. When asking questions that Trump did not […]
Sharing Ideas across the Shoreline
Written by Noelia Guaricela|Photos by Noelia Guaricela | On October 26,2018, students and staff from the Shoreline schools came to The Morgan School. Haddam Killingworth, Westbrook, Morgan, Old Saybrook, Old […]
´18 Drew Marzano
Written by Marie Kane |Photos by Drew Marzano & Marie Kane Morgan graduate, and winner of the superlative ¨Future Morgan Teacher¨ from the Class of 2018, Drew Marzano is now […]
Class of 2018: Tony Coretti
Written by Melanie Coretti |Photos by Melanie Coretti | Class of 2018 Morgan graduate Tony Coretti is a freshman at the University of Rhode Island majoring in Mechanical Engineering. During […]
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Written by Melanie Coretti and Sandra Sirisoukh |Photos by Melanie Coretti and Sandra Sirisoukh | It’s that time of year again. The college application process begins and deadlines are coming […]
Unplugging Morgan Students
Written by Ashlynn Leka and Mike Savage| As technology advances, 95% of teens have access to a smartphone, and 45% say they are online almost constantly. The Morgan School has […]
