The Return of the Class of 2016
Video by Lindsay Harden | On January 5th, 2017 during F and G periods 2016 graduates came back to Morgan to share with us how their first semester of college […]
Category Archives: Class of 2016
How to Choose the Right College
Written by Lindsay Harden | Not every school is for every person, and different people are more comfortable in different environments; as math teacher Alan Samet would say, “different strokes […]
Farewell Morgan Football 2016
Written by MacKenzie Miller | Photos by Natalie Buchetto and MacKenzie Miller | As it is always sad to see a season end, Morgan Football celebrated theirs on Sunday night […]
Chromebook Controversies
Written By Quinn Pender & Autumn Johnson| Chromebooks are becoming an issue for some of the students here at the Morgan School. Technology Specialist Damaris Rios feels that “the Chromebooks are being […]
Impressed by Impressionists
Written by Ashley Miller| Photos by Ashley Miller| French and Spanish teacher Laura Martino planned a field trip based on the activities we are doing in class. All-Freshmen/sophomores/juniors and seniors took a […]
Seniors Champ Volleyball Tournament 2016
Written By Abby Pitarra| Photos By Abby Pitarra| Tuesday, October 18, 2016, The Morgan School held their annual volleyball tournament between all of the classes. There were many representatives from each […]
Meghan Lindsay: College Life
Written by Gabby Vigorito and Abby Pitarra | Graduate Meghan Lindsay is a freshman at UCONN. She chose UConn because it offered her a scholarship, which made her entire college experience […]
Isabella Pitarra: College Life
Written by: Gabby Vigorito and Abby Pitarra | Morgan 2016 grad Isabella Pitarra is a freshman at Flordia Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers FL. She chose this college because […]
Dodge For A Difference Is Back
Written by: Quinn Pender| Dodge for a difference is right around the corner! This is the 3rd year that students from The Morgan School and people from the community have […]
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 […]
Lauren Vigorito: College Life
Written by: Gabby Vigorito and Abby Pitarra | Lauren Vigorito is a freshman at Sacred Heart University. She is majoring in Elementary Education, and she wants to be either a […]
Coming soon: THP Project Purple
Written by Autumn Johnson | Starting on Friday, September 30th staff and students at Morgan are encouraged to participate in the THP Project Purple spirit week! On Friday, September 30th […]
Varsity Girls (Kill)ing It- September 23rd
Photos by Ashley Miller| Varsity Girls VB Against Creed Score- Won 3-0
First Impressions
Written by Ashley Miller and Isabella Recine | With a new school, lots of things may go wrong and change dramatically. Schedules change, rules change, even the “lunch room” turning […]
2016 Graduates Change In Plans
By Quinn Pender | Several of the seniors in the class of 2016 had abrupt changes in their college plans for financial reasons. 2016 graduates Julia Hornyak, Kayla Burt, and […]
First Come First Serve
Written by MacKenzie Miller and Autumn Johnson | At the Old Morgan School, student parking spots were numbered and assigned, first come, first serve. The $50 deposit was given to […]
Buy a Brick fundraiser
Written by Gabriella Vigorito | Photos by Abigail Pitarra Project graduation 2016 created a fundraiser to sell bricks that pave the way to The new Morgan athletic fields. Parents Nancy […]
Branching Out the Morgan Way
Written by Amanda LaRiviere | The graduates of the Class of 2016 are known as the last graduating of The old Morgan School. As happy as they are to hold […]
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 […]
Papa Krot
Written by Hannah Gaudet| As we said goodbye and good luck to Social Studies Teacher Rachel Antle when she left for her maternity leave, we said hello to a new and fresh […]
Morgan’s Life Lessons
Written by Sam Pansa| When students think about The Morgan School, they may comment on the moldy ceilings or the asbestos. And though those qualities of Morgan are what really […]
Joel Sports-A-Thon Sparks Memories
Joel School held its annual Sports-a -Thon on May 25th and 26th 2016. Sports-A-Thon is a day of fun events for the students of Joel school and their families. There were […]
Seeing Stars
Written by Tiana Chrans | Photos by Media and Celebrity sites on the Web | Looking around our crowded halls of Morgan I’ve recognized the faces of stars on the […]
Mr. Redes: One of a Kind
Written by Willow Pender| All of you who thought that Mr. Redes was retiring, you are wrong. Mr. Redes has been teaching at Morgan for 31 years and he will […]
Seniors Take on Brownstone
Written By Brendan Kyhn| The seniors went to Brownstone last week on Thursday June 2nd. I decided that a great way to show off how much fun Brownstone can be […]
Grass Doesn’t Touch The Curb
Written By Greg Ellal| Photos By Greg Ellal and longwarf.org Recently Silver Birch Lane in Clinton underwent renovations from the town. The pavement and curb was stripped up on the […]
Random Roommate Selection:”Trust the Robots”
Written by Maggie LaCross| As the school year comes to an end, the class of 2016 is eagerly beginning the transition to college. Worrying about getting an assignment for English done […]
Would You Do It All Again?
Written by Greg Ellal and Anthony Janiszcak| With Graduation approaching fast, you can feel the excitement in the air from our seniors. Before they go off to become whatever and whomever […]
Seniors Last Thoughts
By Willow Pender| The class of 2016 can’t believe that high school is coming to an end. The last four years have helped make us the people we are today […]
Third Times a Charm: Cold Blooded Creatures
Written By Riley Thompson | AP Testing is over, and boy are AP Bio students relieved. All year Mr. Luther’s class of juniors and seniors studied to prepare for one of […]
