The Morgan Art Club
Written by Shelby Stamp| Photos by Shelby Stamp| The Art Club is made for everyone of any skill even someone who has never done art before. Senior Kerryanne Longyear and […]
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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 […]
Kicking off the New School year
Written by Samantha Wayne|Pictures by Caitlin Rohrbacher, Victoria Le, Carrie Roscick, Sarah Williams and Kiara Suarez| Morgan staff and students started the new school year with a positive message along […]
CT Forum: An Opportunity for Morgan Students
By: Emilia O’Neil | This year, 2018, Morgan will participate in The Youth Connecticut Forum. The CT Forum is a group of students from all over the state that meet […]
Model United Nations Heads to Yale
Written By Logan Smith| Photos via Ms. Russell| The Model UN club packed their bags and headed to Yale for the YMUN XLIV conference from January 18th-21st. This is the second […]
Video Game Club – Willem v. Connor Match 5
By Darby Oboyski| Hello once again, everybody. Welcome back to my the Video Game Club series. Today’s episode is a little bit different from what you are used to. For […]
Video Game Club – Beckett v. Richetelli Match 4
By Darby Oboyski| Welcome back once again to Teacher Turmoil. For this episode, we have English teacher Paul Beckett face off against Business teacher Ryan Richetelli. Both Mr. Beckett and […]
Video Game Club – Garb v. Bergman Match 3
By Darby Oboyski| Featured Image by Zeb Bovich Welcome back once again to Teacher Turmoil. For our third match, we had English teacher Eric Bergman face off against mathematics teacher Greg […]
Video Game Club – Gersz v. Sylvia Match 2
Written by Darby Oboyski | Featured image by Zeb Bovich Welcome to the second video of Teacher Turmoil. For this episode, we have art teacher Justin Sylvia versus gym teacher […]
Video Game Club – Webb v. Ferace Match 1
Darby Oboyski| Hello everyone. Welcome to my new series called Teacher Turmoil where two teachers go head-to-head against each other in games that you students vote for. For our first […]
Come Join Video Game Club!
Written by Darby Oboyski| Photos via http://www.express.co.uk, http://www.metro.co.uk My name is Darby Oboyski. I have started a new club at the Morgan School called Video Game Club. In this club, […]
French 4 Crepes
By Taylor DiFilippo French class needed funds for a field trip, and they found an educational way to do it. To raise money for their field trip to Quebec, the […]
Art Club Revival
Written by Kerryanne Longyear | Photos by Kerryanne Longyear | A few years ago there was a successful art club at Morgan. It was run by president Amber Vuilleumier and […]
Conflict at Political Primary
Written by Taylor DiFilippo | The members of the Political Club had an interesting event on September 7, where they got their first ever complaint from a guest. The Political […]
Craziness at the Club Fair
Written by Claire Pease| Pictures by Abby Pitarra| On September 26, during Advisory, all freshmen and sophomores attended this year’s Advisory Club Fair. Many clubs were represented including the Environmental […]
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 […]
Student Council Elections
Written by Calvin Jackson and Kitty Shortt| Student Council elections at The Morgan School are right around the corner, scheduled to take place on May 16, 2017. Every year around […]
Morgan Talent: Simon Hua
Written by Gavin Carlisle | Photos by Gavin Carlisle and Simon Hua | There are more Morgan talents popping up from everywhere. One student that deserves to be recognized is […]
School Environment: Climate Change at Morgan
Written by Calvin Jackson and Dan Radka| The Morgan School Student Council is creating a Climate Committee. The committee is going to focus on bridging the gap between the student […]
The Most Lit Club at Morgan
Written by Gavin Carlisle| Photos by Gavin Carlisle and Meghan Appell| There are many clubs that are available to all students in The Morgan School. One club that allows students […]
The Dog Pound is Getting New Shirts
Written by Lindsay Harden | With the new Morgan we have had many new changes; changes that have been both good and bad. Student council is ready to add to […]
One Pint, Three Lives
Written by Lindsay Harden | Photos by Lindsay Harden | Every year The Morgan School National Honors Society holds blood drives. They are usually held every October and May; however, […]
Calling all Girls
Written by Autumn Johnson | Guidance Counselor Jan O’Brien and our School Social Worker Maureen Tranquilli run a program called Bridges. This is a six week series of meetings. The […]
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 […]
Be a Game Changer
Written by Autumn Johnson and MacKenzie Miller Photos by MacKenzie Miller and Kim Inglis | Former NBA player Chris Herren will be coming to town in October. He created a movement […]
Out, Proud, Loud
Written by Tiana Chrans| GSA stands for Gay Straight Alliance, an all inclusive acceptance club based around celebrating diversity. GSA is a safe place for students to go and feel […]
Les Français Intelligents
Votre source de motivation est l’ingrédient qui peut faire toute la différence. Written By: Amanda Thompson | Photos By: Amanda Thompson | “Your source of motivation is an ingredient which […]
Up Close and Personal with Burton Caldwell
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Extinction Stinks
Written by Maggie LaCross| Pollution, global warming, and endangered species are no match for the newest addition to Morgan clubs. The Environmental club here at Morgan is taking strides to […]
Are the Freshmen Really Failing?
Written by Alyssa LeMay and Calvin Jackson| Freshmen are the scapegoats in most situations. They are perceived as the newcomers who are not really into the same activities as the upperclassmen. […]
