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Category Archives: Let’s Get Real
Seniors and Regrets
Written by Abbey Norton | Seniors are on their last stretch. They have four months until they graduate and prepare for the rest of their lives. In this video, seniors […]
Who Will Be The Next Mr. Morgan??
Morgan will be hosting its annual competition, “Mr. Morgan” on April 11th. This year we have a lineup of seven Morgan students including Seniors Lucas Lennox, Will Fritz, Andrew Tessman, […]
Taking a Bout With Morgan Fencing
This year, Morgan Fencing has stepped up as a sport, upgrading from its title as a club in years past. The team is made up of 35 students, who are […]
Seniors Rock the Rollercoasters at Six Flags
Written by Vivian Tran| Photograph by Vivian Tran| Video footage by Kelsey Donaldson| Video Created by Wyatt Rue| On June 12, 2015, the seniors enjoyed their picnic at Six Flags […]
2015 Yearbook!
Written by Vivian Tran| Photograph by Vivian Tran| This year’s yearbooks will be distributed to seniors after the Senior Awards Assembly on Thursday, June 11th. A new feature in this year’s yearbook […]
A Summery Selection
Written by Vivian Tran| Photograph by The Morgan PawPrint| Once again another exciting summer to read! Mr. Serenbetz continues to organize the “I Love This Book” summer reading program. Many staff members […]
How Do We Learn?
Written By Vivian Tran| Videos By Ashlyn Chidsey, Carmen LeClaire, Patrick Markovics, and Wyatt Reu| The Morgan PawPrint created this How do we Learn video for the May 14, 2015, […]
An Exploration: A New Beginning for Husky Helper Day
Written by Vivian Tran and Jadan Washington | Husky Helper Day is making a come back! Last year Husky Helper Day did not occur because of a lack of attendance […]
Classic Controversy: How Do Journalists Handle It?
By Tasha Walker | Being a journalist is not solely writing an article that people will enjoy. In order to truly inform the public about intense topics, a journalist must sometimes […]
Midterms for Dummies: The Guide to Help You Stay Alive
By: Paul Hotchkiss Yes, it is that time of year once again! Midterms begin on January 20th. When you walk through the hallways, all you will see are bags under eyes […]
Sing Us a Song You’re the Piano… Girl
By Paul Hotchkiss and Marcus McDermott| Featured Image via PianoTrends This past Sunday The Morgan School was graced with a gift of culture. We received something very out of the […]
Rules: What are they good for?
Written by: Paul Hotchkiss | “Our school is too strict.” “Why can’t we wear hats in class?” “I feel like I’m in prison!” Sound familiar? It should. Some of these […]
The Ultimate Two: Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Written By Elizabeth Bradley | Cover Photo by Outlook Press Congratulations to The Morgan School Class of 2014 Valedictorian and Salutatorian: Emily Cuseo and Stacie Candela Webster Dictionary defines valedictorian as […]
Special Services of Clinton Schools
Written by Vuong Truong | Director of Special Services Mrs. Janet Brisson oversees special services for the entire Clinton Public School District. She will be retiring from the Clinton Schools on June 30th after 26 […]
Liberty Bank Presents Shelby Mehmet with ‘Youth in Action’ Award
By Elizabeth Bradley| In 2011 Liberty Bank created an award that was designed to recognize high school and middle school students who are assets to their communities through volunteering, fundraising, or […]
Drug Free Morgan
Written by Kevin Moran and Marcus McDermott| On Tuesday, March 27th The Morgan School held a lockdown. The fire alarm was pulled, and the students were brought outside. Eventually students […]
People Who Come From Different Countries
Written by Vuong Truong | Basically, an immigrant is a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country. As I explained in a previous article A Long Way […]
A Long Way From My Country
Written by Vuong Truong | Four years ago when I was 15, I came to the United States from Vietnam. When I came to the U.S, I did not know how […]
No Husky Helper Day? No Problem
Written By Kevin Moran and Riley Cronan | Recently, word got out that there would be no Husky Helper Day for students at Morgan this year. This unfortunate cancellation is […]
Shelby Mehmet: A Community Gem
Written by Erika Renkl | Shelby Mehmet, a junior here at Morgan, was recently featured in the Harbor News for her involvement in the community. She received the Cristo Jewelers […]
Clinton Welcomes New Husky: Frank Rossi
By Elizabeth Bradley | The Clinton Public School system gave a warm welcome to new IT director, Frank Rossi, about two months ago. An IT director (information technology director) is in charge […]
Swoosh For Change 2014: It’s back!
By Elizabeth Bradley| In 2012, a student versus teacher basketball game was just a small idea that surfaced in the minds of PaulMichael Mullally, The Class of 2014, and me. […]
You Mad Bro? Pet Peeves of Morgan
Written by Kevin Moran and Riley Cronan| We all know there are problems with our school, some larger than others. We decided it was time to take a stand and […]
Husky Wrestling Growing in Numbers and Pride
By Elizabeth Bradley| On Friday, February 21st, the Morgan Wrestling team checked into its hotel room to compete in Class S States at Windham High School. Morgan would be facing schools […]
Who is Mr. Morgan 2014?
By Elizabeth Bradley| Mr. Morgan is an all male beauty pageant, call it if you will a “Mini Miss America” that is run by The Morgan yearbook. The competition is […]
Winterizing your Ride!
By Owen Zamecnik For those of us who drive, we know that winter comes with change. Road conditions worsen for both driver and the car itself. Of course we all […]
Visions for Morgan
Written by Amanda Garbinski | On Monday November 11, Andrea Reu, President of the PTA, led a meeting in the Morgan School Learning Commons. She started the meeting with acknowledgments […]
Private or Public: Our Morgan
Written by Amanda Garbinski | What are your thoughts on the education at Morgan? During the debate of the candidates for first selectman, Vin Cimino, Willie Fritz and Phil Sengal […]
Danny Khalifa: Local Syrian Rap Artist
Written by Kelsey Novak | Danny Khalifa lived in Syria for 6 years. “I loved it a lot, and I grew up fast and was so responsible for my age. […]
