The Morgan PawPrint Thanks Class of 2020 Journalists
Written by Rachael Pellegrini| Congratulations to the Class of 2020. Many members of the Class of 2020 took Journalism and contributed to the PawPrint. Below follow the link to each […]
Category Archives: Schedule
Junior Redemption
Written by Thomas Baker|Photos by the Morgan PawPrint| Many junior’s feel lost. Similar to Senior’s they have lost one of their more crucial years of high school. Many upcoming seniors […]
Northern Vermont Colleges Avoid Possible Shutdown
Written by Rachael Pellegrini|Photos by Northern Vermont University| Vermont’s state colleges have been suffering from a decrease in enrollment and prolonged underfunding for the past few years. To approach the […]
PawPrint Operations from Home
Written by Jonathan Blair The Morgan PawPrint is currently operating from the student reporters’ homes. This change, however, has not stopped them from posting articles consistently. Since March 13th, the […]
Quarantine Workload
Written by Thomas Baker | Photos by Thomas Baker Online school has been in session since March 25th, and students and staff have opinions about this new online learning. Staff […]
Two Schools of Thought
Written by Logan Cummings|Photos by Logan Cummings and Leo Woods| Recently, I debated with senior Caleb Vath, a good friend of mine. We discussed the purpose of education, and how […]
(Home)School
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
(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 […]
Entertaining English Electives
Written by Kitty Shortt | Sophomores and Juniors are now making their course selections. Course selections were made through Parent Portal by February 24th. Freshmen made selections in their English […]
Is Sharing Really Caring?
Written by MacKenzie Miller and Natalie Buchetto| Is there an upside to downsizing? If you were a Husky before the big move to Morgan 3.0, you know that the old […]
Amber Vuilleumier: College Life
Written by: Gabby Vigorito and Abby Pitarra | Amber Vuilleumier is a freshman at Endicott College in Massachusetts. She chose Endicott because the school has a great internship and study abroad […]
All About X-Block
Written by Stephen Zumpano | Photos by Isaac Eriksen | A new period has been added to the Morgan schedule. It’s called X-Block and the reason it was created, according […]
The Great Debate: Health at Morgan
Written by Amanda Thompson Photos by Amanda Thompson | There has been a lot of controversy circulating the halls of Morgan reguarding schedule of the new school. One of the […]
First year Thoughts with Mr. Zdunzcyk
Written by Anthony Janiszcak| First year for a new teacher can be sometimes a bit over whelming, but for Social studies teacher Corey Zdunzcyk, its just another day doing what […]
Myth Busters: Pawprint Style
Written by Amanda Thompson Photos by Amanda Thompson | There have been quite a few rumors circulating the halls of The Morgan School regarding the changes that will be implemented […]
Here Come the Super Heroes
Written by Kevin LaFrance | On Friday the 20th, Super Hero day will commence. During Super Hero Day, students will wear the costume of their favorite hero or simply just […]
Tea Time for H2OPE Slideshow
Slideshow created by Kevin LaFrance
