Freshmen Jitters
Written and Photographed by Tatiana Serrano| On the first day of school, students are excited to get back and reconnect with friends who they haven’t seen all summer. But for […]
Category Archives: Morgan Writers
Wham! Bam! Poetry Slam!
Witten by Abbigale Pitarra | Photos by Abbigale Pitarra | Slam Poetry is a competition where people read their poems without props, costumes, or music. Slam Poetry allows many individuals across […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Morgan PawPrint takes on the State Capitol
Written by Julia Hornyak | On Wednesday, April 27th English teacher Leslie Chausse took three students from her Journalism class to the CECA’s 17th Annual Tech Expo at the Connecticut […]
What did you think of the New Schedule?
Written by Quinn Pender | After publishing A New Schedule for The New Morgan School, the PawPrint surveyed freshmen, sophomores and juniors about the new schedule. 29% of the students that responded […]
Safety Not Accounted For
Written by Greg Ellal The new school, many love the idea, many oppose it. One thing is for certain, it’s happening, and all there is to do now is look […]
Electives: Junior and Senior year
Written by Cameron Sheehan | Photo via Global Student Network Photo via Electives Choosing electives is not always easy, and some students struggle with which course will best suit them. This doesn’t have […]
Enter the 34th Annual Shoreline Writing Contest
Written by Julia Hornyak | It is that time of the year again! This year is the 34th Annual Shoreline Writing Contest. Anyone can enter as long as you are […]
The Morgan Pawprint Never Pawses
By David LaRiviere and August Pulaski | Journalism class is where members of The Morgan Pawprint go to work on their articles . It is also the headquarters of the digital […]
Hotter Than Hell: The Dante Project
Written by Wyatt Reu Photos by Patrick Markovics and Nick Caprio Talking about hell in Freshman Honors English can only mean one thing: The infamous Dante project. Many students are […]
Award Winning Editor Visits Journalism Class!
Written by Cameron LeClaire | Lynne DeLucia is the Pulitzer Prize winning former editor of The Hartford Courant. She is now the editor of C-Hit, Connecticut Health Investigative Team. […]
Hayley Haggerty: A Star in the Making
Written by Cameron LeClaire | Senior Hayley Haggerty, is a playwright and an actor. She has starred in 15 shows with Kidz Connection and Oddfellows Playhouse. Hayley sent in […]
James Wells: Firefighting, it Runs in my Blood
Written by: Cameron LeClaire | Volunteer firefighting can be difficult, but not for Freshman James Wells. James Wells is 14 years old. He won the Junior Firefighter of the Year […]
Enlist in Journalism!!
Written by Jadan Washington | Extra, Extra read all about it! Journalism here at The Morgan school is asking for your help. As the time for course selection rolls around, […]
Dodge for a Difference: Community coming Together
Written by Ben Jackson | This year at The Morgan School, our community is holding the Dodge for a Difference fundraiser on Tuesday, November 25th at 6:30. Admission is $5. […]
Clinton PTA Reflections: Who Will the Winners Be?
Written by Shelby Alfano | What if you could change the world? The Clinton PTA is holding the Reflections Arts Competition for the Jared Eliot Middle School and The Morgan […]
CTeen Voice – Calling for Contributors
Written by Jensen Garcia | CTeen Voice, a student news website, is a project of Old Saybrook High School Senior Heather Kuang. Everything on the website is created by students. The goal is […]
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An Opportunity for Teen Writers: Henry Carter Hull’s Teen Writing Club
Written by Shelby Alfano | Henry Carter Hull Library is known for not only its books but also its activities and teen programs. One in particular is coming up quickly […]
Bubblegum Pop! Inside Scoop on the Lit Mag
Written By Jensen Garcia | All year long on Tuesday after school, a group of students have met in Ms. Frydenborg’s room. These creative students have been writing short stories […]
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 […]
Close Up: The Chance of a Lifetime
Written by Riley Cronan| Over this past April break, seven Morgan students including myself, attended a trip to our nation’s capital to learn about the rich history of the city […]
Morgan Writer: My Father
The Morgan PawPrint would like to share essays, poems, short stories and other pieces of writing by students at Morgan. If you have a piece that you would like to […]
