Working Hard Outside of Morgan
Written by Marie Kane | Photo by Simon Hua Outside of our lives at Morgan, students are involved in other activities. Between hanging out with friends and family, and working […]
Category Archives: Juniors
Opinion: Reu Supports College Finance Bill
Written by Wyatt Reu | Featured Image via CTPost The editorial below is by Junior Wyatt Reu, member of The Morgan School political club and president-elect of the 2017-18 senior […]
Junior Success
Written by Alexis Alfano | Video Created by Ivan Villanueva and Jake Anselmo | Junior portfolio took place Friday, April 21st, 2017, at The Morgan School. All juniors presented their portfolio to […]
2017 Promposals
Written by Marie Kane | Photos by everyone´s name in the captions of the photos It’s that time of year again. Prom is coming up quickly, and it´s the time […]
Sophomores to Juniors
Written by Marie Kane | Photos by Morgan PawPrint staff Junior year is probably the busiest and most important year of high school. Between ACTs, SATs, PSATS, Junior Portfolio, and […]
Principal for a Day
Written/Edited by Jillian Crowley and Emma Iovene | Students and faculty were asked the simple question of what they would do if they were principal for a day. They shared their […]
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 […]
Advice on Junior Portfolio
Written by Alexis Alfano | Video by John Urban | When underclassmen hear the word junior portfolio, they think of one of the most stressful times in high school. Junior portfolio […]
Born and Bred Politics
Written by Abbey Norton | Politics can be a touchy subject in public schools all around the country. Each member of the community is raised in different ways and by […]
It’s That Time Again
Written by Melanie Coretti | There are mixed feelings on midterms. Some students dread midterms week, and some don’t. Some find it stressful, others don’t. Students have two exams each day […]
More Schedule Changes Planned for Second Semester
Written by Isaac Eriksen, Erin LeViness, and Drew Marzano | There have been many changes to the schedule this year at Morgan. First is the passing time, which has been […]
Kiara Brings Christmas Cheer
Written by Autumn Johnson | Each year, Junior Kiara Lopez runs a fundraiser for New Britain’s Hospital for Special Care. About five years ago, Kiara had a brain tumor that […]
Test Your Knowledge on College
Written by Autumn Johnson and Abby Pitarra | On December 8th, The Morgan School hosted the second annual College Knowledge Night from 6-8:30. There were presentations on the essentials of […]
Unfiltered Episode 2: Adult Involvement in Drama ft. Snitches
Video by Sofia Sicignano and Lindsay Harden| Unfiltered is a series of video interviews of students at The Morgan School. Each week’s episode broches a new topic for the students of […]
Junior Class Officers: A Class Act
Written by Isaac Eriksen and Erin LeViness | Pictures by Isaac Eriksen and Erin LeViness | President: Brett Martin Vice President: Wyatt Reu Secretary: Kaitlyn Maurais Public Relations: Nadine Khalifa […]
Flame of Cultures
Written by Karla Rivadeneira and Amanda LaRiviere | Photos by Amanda LaRiviere and Karla Rivadeneira | On Thursday, December 1st, 34 Spanish “estudiantes” were inducted into Spanish National Honor Society and […]
What Goes On In Chinese Class?
Written by Melanie Coretti | Photos by Melanie Coretti | The majority of students here at Morgan take either Spanish or French as their second language class, but a minority of […]
Hit Me With Your Best Shot- Dodge For A Difference
Written by Isabella Recine | Photos by Isabella Recine Karla Rivadeneira Amanda LaRiviere | The first Dodge for a Difference at the new Morgan was a success! The event was […]
Story Time With Spanish
Written by August Pulaski | This year, Spanish teacher Laura Luther assigned students to write an essay about a past experience that has had a major impact on their life. […]
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 […]
Money in the Future – Financial Tips and Tricks
Written by Drew Marzano | On Thursday, November 3rd, Morgan’s Guidance Department hosted a financial aid night. This night was geared towards the upperclassmen, but all students were encouraged to […]
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 […]
Igniting the Flame- NHS 2016
Written by Amanda LaRiviere Photos by Amanda LaRiviere | Twenty-two upperclassmen ignited the flame of a candle and were inducted into the National Honor Society. These students were celebrated and recognized […]
Go Morgan, It’s Ya Birthday
Written by Stephen Zumpano | Birthdays are always a fun time, and there happen to be a lot of them during October. Some dates hold multiple birthdays of Morgan students. […]
Learning from the Pros – Journalism Day at SCSU
Written by Drew Marzano | Photos by Drew Marzano and Isaac Eriksen | On Friday, October 21, Journalism teacher Leslie Chausse’s D period journalism class took a field trip to Southern […]
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 […]
Where’s That Room?
Written by MacKenzie Miller and Autumn Johnson | Previously, The Old Morgan School was set up by departments. All the social studies classes, for example, were in the hallway in […]
NHS Blood Drive- You’re Somebody’s Type!
Written by Amanda LaRiviere and Karla Rivadeneira | Photos by The Morgan PawPrint | On Thursday, October 6th, the National Honor Society will be hosting its’ annual blood drive with the […]
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 […]
The Study Halls of Justice
Written by Stephen Zumpano and Isaac Eriksen | With a new school comes a lot of new ideas, traditions, and unfortunately, for some people, new rules, specifically rules regarding studies. […]
