The Cummings Brothers: The Good and the Bad
February 13, 2020
Written by Logan Cummings and Alex Cummings|Filmed by Logan Cummings and Alex Cummings| https://youtu.be/qbn2TJX0Dzc After interviewing students and staff members, we were able to get a good sense of where The Morgan School thrives and where it can use some improvement. It’s clear that studen...
Mr. Bella Our New Science Teacher
January 8, 2020
Written and Photo by Kristina Bergman| On January 2, 2019, the first day back from break, Assistant Principal Christopher Luther started his new position as assistant principal. This means that Science Teacher Terry Bella started his new job at Morgan as a science and biology teacher. Mr. Bella...
Clinton Cliques
October 22, 2019
Written By Anthony Staffa and Mike Zingarella| Cliques, a problem or a culture? Nowadays in school, it's all you see, groups of kids that have known each other for as long as they can remember. At first look, there's nothing wrong with that, but if you look deeper, you may wonder if people are ...
Welcome to Morgan, Mr. Carroll
September 26, 2019
Written by Maggie Guba | Morgan has welcomed many new teachers into the faculty for the 2019-2020 school year. One of the newest additions to our family has been English teacher Eric Carroll. Mr. Carroll is no stranger to classrooms full of students. At his previous school Brien McMahon High Sc...
New Year New Beginnings in 2019
January 8, 2019
By Hope Vecca and Emilia O' Neil| The new year calls for many changes. Recently, students at The Morgan School shared their personal and school goals for 2019. Many Morgan School students want to enhance school pride. Many students believe that coming to the new Morgan also took away some of the schoo...
Meet Connor Dowd
November 13, 2018
Written by Melanie Coretti | Interviews by Olivia Morrissey | Photos by Melanie Coretti | Some students at Morgan do not know much about sophomore Connor Dowd. Connor is passionate about karate and his favorite movie series, Sharknado. Connor shared, "my hero is Fin Shepard because he is a shark sla...
Is School Spirit Still a Thing?
November 6, 2018
Written by Melanie Coretti|Interviews by Melanie Coretti, Sandra Sirisoukh, and Olivia Morrissey |Video by Melanie Coretti, Sandra Sirisoukh, and Olivia Morrissey | In the past few years, the school spirit here at Morgan has been dwindling and fewer students are showing their support for athleti...
Class of 2018: Tony Coretti
October 23, 2018
Written by Melanie Coretti |Photos by Melanie Coretti | Class of 2018 Morgan graduate Tony Coretti is a freshman at the University of Rhode Island majoring in Mechanical Engineering. During his time at Morgan, he was involved with many athletics including Football, Indoor Track, and Boys Lacrosse. So fa...
Reserved Parking?
October 16, 2018
Written by Melanie Coretti |Photos by Melanie Coretti | Two parking spots in the student lot located next to the handicapped spots have recently been painted with the face of two huskies. These spots are reserved for two students throughout the 2018-2019 school year. Last year, the members...
Welcome, Mrs. Martino
September 27, 2018
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 to Morgan, she taught science at Jared Eliot Middle School on team 7.2. She attended College at Embry- Riddle Aeron...
Welcome to Morgan Mrs. Harris
September 24, 2018
written by: Hope Vecca | photo by: Hope Vecca | Mrs. Harris is one of the new teachers here at Morgan. She is very excited to be teaching special education for grade 9-12. Mrs. Harris has been teaching for 20 years. Sixteen of those years she taught at Clinton Public School (CPS) including both Joe...
Why Are You Still Here?
September 24, 2018
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 Morgan. Mr. Samet has been a part of the Morgan family for 40 years, which he says is, "scary." He has had a profound ...
