Class Rank: Should We or Shouldn’t We?
Written by Kitty Shortt | Here at The Morgan School, after freshman year, students know their class rank. At some point in a student’s sophomore year, whether during the independent planning meeting […]
Category Archives: Academics
Course Options: Is Morgan’s Menu Too Small?
Written by Calvin Jackson and Daniel Radka| The classes that students choose in high school will shape their college path and possibly their career. Because of this, many students want […]
All for Nepal
Written by Jillian Crowley and Emma Iovene | Photos by Emma Iovene| Between India and China in the Great Himalayan Range is Nepal. Nepal has a population of 28.5 million people. Juniors […]
(Final)izing the School Year
Written by Marie Kane | It’s almost the end of the 2016-2017 school year, which means it’s almost time for final exams, followed by graduation for the senior class of 2017 at 6:00 […]
Homework Overload
Written by Logan Cummings| Photos by Logan Cummings| The school day ends at 2:10 pm. The ideal bedtime is around 10:00 pm. That leaves 7 hours and 50 minutes to […]
Underclassmen Honored at Awards Assembly
Written by Maggie Guba| Photos by Allison Goguen| On Friday, May 26th, the underclassmen attended an awards ceremony. This ceremony honored underclassmen for their achievements in both core classes and electives. […]
Coding: Where to Begin
Written by Alexandra Iaquessa | The age of computers is upon us. Not only have computers become a necessity in our everyday lives, but they will be even more important […]
Three Morgan Seniors Honored with SHED Writing Awards
Written by Lindsay Harden | Every year the Shoreline Heads of English Departments hosts a writing contest. There are multiple categories including literary analysis, humor, personal essay, one act play, […]
Frydenborg’s Inferno
Written by Logan Cummings and Daniel Radka| Photographs by Daniel Radka and Logan Cummings| Toward the end of every school year, English teacher Julie Frydenborg assigns her Honors Freshman class […]
Sports Aftermath
By: Jake Anselmo The 2017 Sports seasons are coming to an end. For many athletes, this will be their last time playing organized sports. However, there are a few who […]
To Mrs. O’Brien…
Written by Autumn Johnson & Emily Sordo | For the past 38 years, Guidance Counselor Jan O’Brien has dedicated countless hours both inside and outside of school to students. From […]
To Mr. Redes…
Written by Autumn Johnson & Emily Sordo | For the past 33 years, Health Teacher Steve Redes has dedicated his time to Morgan students. He taught them numerous life lessons […]
Top 10
Written by Abbey Norton | Featured Image by Heidi Bergeron | The Seniors are all brilliant students who have dedicated their past four years to their education and communities. Slowly […]
Making a Difference at Morgan
Written by Alexis Alfano | The environmental club has been trying to get a recycling program going at Morgan for the entire year. It was a very hard concept until […]
Band Goes Out With a Bang
Written by Autumn Johnson | Photos by Kim Inglis | Of the many extra-curricular activities that Morgan has to offer, band is one of the best. The band is full […]
Flags of the Future
Written by Alexis Alfano and Abbey Norton | May 1st was National Accepted Student’s Day! The seniors of the class of 2017 officially committed to their colleges. To celebrate, Seniors […]
Why We Love Our Teachers
Written By Jill Crowley, Maggie Guba, Aryn McQuarrie, and Emma Iovene| Video By Aryn McQuarrie, Maggie Guba, Emma Iovene and Jillian Crowley| Teacher Appreciation week spans from Monday, May 1st to […]
Morgan Talent: Emma Blair
Written by Gavin Carlisle | Photos by Gavin Carlisle | Freshman Emma Blair is a very talented singer. She is a member of the Elm City Girls’ Choir and the […]
Sleep-Deprived Students
Written by Logan Cummings| Photos by Logan Cummings| There’s nothing quite like a good night’s sleep. At Morgan, the concept is unfamiliar to many on school nights; students and teachers […]
News about Homework
Written by Autumn Johnson | Starting in January, a group of parents, students, teachers and community members gathered together in hopes of revising the current Clinton Public School homework policy. The […]
The End of the Line
Written by Lindsay Harden | This school year is quickly coming to an end, and for the seniors, it’s the end of our career here at Morgan. For many of […]
Meeting of the Minds
Written by Abbey Norton | On Friday, March 31st, the Husky Leaders and various community members participated in a conference along with students and staff from Coginchaug, Creed, East Hampton, Haddam-Killingworth, […]
SAT Handing Out Dubs and Ls
Written By Ivan Villanueva and Jake Anselmo | The average score on the SAT is 1000. On April 5th, 2017, Juniors at The Morgan School took this standardized test as […]
SAT Day: School Must Go On
Written by Abbey Norton | The Juniors have the opportunity to take a free SAT on April 5th, but for the rest of the students, the school day must go […]
Networking for your Career
Written by Lindsay Harden | Do you want to know what to study in college? Or do you want to explore future career options? If you are curious about the […]
The Kids Still Win in the End
Written by Kitty Shortt and Autumn Johnson | Photos by Natalie Buchetto | On Friday, March 24th Morgan students and the town of Clinton participated in a fundraiser for the […]
Bringing out the Big Dogs
Written by Lindsay Harden | The Morgan Way consists of student based leadership roles within the school, something Principal Keri Hagness is very passionate about. This year Mrs. Hagness with the […]
GET YOUR SAT ON
Written By Jake Anselmo and Emily Sordo Juniors are taking SAT’s Wednesday, April 5th at The Morgan School. To prepare the students, there are SAT prep classes at Morgan. The […]
Morgan Talent: Rachel Schmardel
Written by Gavin Carlisle| Photos by Gavin Carlisle| Hidden talents are everywhere at The Morgan School. One of these talents is Freshman Rachel Schmardel. Rachel has a variety of talents […]
An Education Vacation: Spanish Students See Spain
Written by Kitty Shortt | Photos via Christopher Luther and Susan Peterson | Spanish IV and AP Spanish students take an “education vacation” to a Hispanic country or place in order […]
