Come Join Unified Sports!
Written by: Hope Vecca| Photos by: Hope Vecca| Unified Sports is an opportunity for Morgan students with special needs and non-disabled students to come together to play sports on a […]
Category Archives: education
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 […]
Back for more: dodge for a difference
Written by: Hope Vecca | Dodge for a Difference is just around the corner, ready for another year. This year’s tournament will take place Friday, November 16th at 6:00 in […]
Welcome, Mrs. Martino
Written by Sandra Sirisoukh and Ingrid Rodriguez | Photos by Ingrid Rodriguez | The Morgan School welcomes science teacher Karen Martino who has been teaching for 8 years. Before coming […]
Why Are You Still Here?
Written by Melanie Coretti |Photos by Melanie Coretti | Year after year, mathematics teacher Alan Samet has claimed his retirement was coming close. Yet, Mr. Samet is still teaching at […]
AP Testing Advice
Written by Logan Smith| Photos By Logan Smith| The AP testing finished on May 24th, 2018 for the 2017-18 school year. Students who took the AP tests give their take […]
Advice on the College Application Process
Written by Melanie Coretti and Ashley Baldwin | Photos by Melanie Coretti and Ashley Baldwin | The senior class of 2018 has committed to the schools they will be attending […]
Becoming a Leader At Morgan
Written by Melanie Coretti and Ashley Baldwin | Interviews by Melanie Coretti and Ashley Baldwin | Several leadership opportunities are open to 2018-19 sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students have the chance to […]
A New Junior Portfolio
Written by Ashley Baldwin & Melanie Coretti | Interviews by Ashley Baldwin & Melanie Coretti | On April 13th, 2018, the Junior class at Morgan will participate in the graduation […]
How Does Morgan Feel About Gun Violence?
Created by James Saturno| On Wednesday, March 14th, The Morgan School held an event during X-Block to express condolences and demonstrate solidarity with the victims of the most recent school shooting […]
Junior Year Stress
Written by Anthony Coretti | Photos by Quinn Trahant | Junior year is often recognized as the hardest year in high school. If you are a Senior, you already know […]
Gaining Knowledge About College At College Knowledge Night
Written by Melanie Coretti and Ashley Baldwin | Photos by Melanie Coretti and Ashley Baldwin | On February 1st, 2018, Morgan students attended College Knowledge Night at Morgan. It was […]
Preserving Clinton One Acre At A Time
By Claire Pease | Photos by Claire Pease and Clinton Land Trust Website| In our small, shoreline town, fifty years ago, the Clinton Land Trust was founded. The Trust was […]
Ever Wondered: How Anxiety Affects the Brain?
By Taylor DiFilippo | Everyone has felt the effects of nervousness at some point in their life. The butterflies, the sweat, the heavy breathing. But have you ever wondered why […]
Ever Wondered: Why some Flowers Bloom at Night?
Taylor DiFilippo | Summer is known for its fields of wildflowers and flowering trees. All colors of pedals spread toward the sky. We have taken for granted that flowers bloom […]
Word War 2: Sequelitis
By Marc Catalano Featured Image via roomrecess.com On October 26, 2017, I published an article named “Word War”, which focused on words in the English language that have taken on […]
Ever Wondered: Why we Need Covers to Sleep?
Taylor DiFilippo | Images via Atlas Obsura: Why Do We Sleep Under Blankets? Have you ever wondered why people need blankets to sleep? Even on hot summer nights when a […]
Opinion: “The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms, Shall Not be Infringed”- Gun Control
By Marc Catalano| Photos via Guns.com Gun control has been a debated subject as long as the United States has been around, all based around the infamous Second Amendment, written […]
College Life with Hannah Gaudet
Written by Marie Kane | Photos by Hannah Gaudet Hannah Gaudet- or as everyone called her, Hans or Han- recently graduated from Morgan with the Class of 2017. She goes […]
College Life with Matt Capece
Written by Marie Kane | Photos by Matt Capece Matt Capece graduated with Morgan’s Class of 2017 this year. Now, he attends UConn Avery Point. He is at this college […]
Welcoming the Class of 2022 on November 28th
Written by Claire Pease| On Tuesday, November 28th, The Morgan School will be open to the incoming freshmen from 6:30 to 8:00. Eighth graders that are becoming freshman are typically nervous […]
Journalism Journey
Written by Claire Pease | On Friday, October 27th, Journalism students went on a field trip to Southern Connecticut State University. That Friday was ‘Journalism Day’, so to celebrate, Southern […]
Election Day in Clinton 2017
Written by Rachel Gelven | Tuesday, November 7th was the Election Day. In Clinton, many positions were up for voting, including First Selectman and four Board of Education seats. For […]
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 […]
Word War
By Marc Catalano| Featured Image via AnxietyInk.com Definitions are taken from Dictionary.com Disclaimer: There is no intention of making fun of people for incorrect answers. Do you actually know what you […]
A New Beginning for Mrs. Hayner
Written by Romulo Vicuna| New teachers new beginnings- Morgan’s new learning strategies, and reading teacher Aimee Hayner, however, is not new to the Clinton Public School system. Before coming to Morgan, […]
PSATtack 2017
By Marc Catalano| On Wednesday, October eleventh the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will be taking the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, PSAT for short. For juniors, the PSAT is also the […]
Welcoming The New Counselor
Written by Claire Pease | Pictures by Claire Pease | This 2017-2018 school year, Morgan has welcomed a few new staff members to our community. One of them is the […]
Remembering the Heroes of 9/11
Written by Kerryanne Longyear| Most of us high school students were born a year or two before or after the 9/11 disaster. Many of us have probably heard stories from […]
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 […]
