Two Schools of Thought
April 23, 2020
Written by Logan Cummings|Photos by Logan Cummings and Leo Woods| Recently, I debated with senior Caleb Vath, a good friend of mine. We discussed the purpose of education, and how we may reform the current system in order to meet the needs of the students. In our discussion, we thoroughly ex...
The New Tech Helper
February 13, 2019
Mrs. Hammel Room B22 Written by John Inglis| With Ms. Rios leaving The Morgan School, we needed to bring in a new helper fast. Tech Expert Cathleen Hammel recently joined the staff at The Morgan School. With previous experience solving tech issues in Stratford, Ms. Hammel is a perfect fit as the te...
Mike, Logan & David
November 28, 2018
Written by Melanie Coretti | Photos by Melanie Coretti and Logan Cummings | Morgan's own Senior Mike Menacho and Junior Logan Cummings have started their own T-shirt "business." Recently, the two have been selling shirts that feature Michaelangelo's David. The shirts debuted for the first time on October 23rd...
The Final Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Direct
November 20, 2018
Written by Nico Farace|Pictures from the November Nintendo Smash Direct|This article will cover most of the information revealed in the November Nintendo Direct for Super Smash Bros. If you don’t want to spoil the new stuff in the game, or don’t want to ruin the spectacle of the reveal in the dir...
Morgan Musical Talent: Matt Albert
November 5, 2018
Written by Nico Farace| Pictures by Nico Farace| Music by Matt Albert| Junior Matthew Albert hobby is digital music composition. Music is a rather unique hobby, not many people dabble in it. He shared a lot of insight about what goes into making a song and how composing works. I’ve heard a lot o...
Speculation and Confirmation in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
October 9, 2018
Written by Nico Farace| Pictures from the official Smash Bros. website| Super Smash Bros. is one of Nintendo’s biggest games. A unique fighting game that includes characters from many different franchises, from Mario to Metal Gear. it’s a game that can be enjoyed by competitive and casual playe...
The Complexity and Depth of Dwarf Fortress
September 19, 2018
Written by Nico Farace | Screenshots by Nico Farace | Dwarf Fortress is a game developed by Tarn and Zach Adams in which you indirectly control a colony of dwarves in a randomly generated world and try to create a successful settlement. It started development in 2002, released its first alpha...
Coding: Where to Begin
May 31, 2017
Written by Alexandra Iaquessa | The age of computers is upon us. Not only have computers become a necessity in our everyday lives, but they will be even more important in the future. As computers have grown, the number of people who have an interest in them has risen as well. Here at the Morgan Schoo...
A Closer Look: Blocked Websites
March 15, 2017
Written By: Jillian Crowley| Videos Taken By: Aryn McQuarrie and Jillian Crowley| When interviewing many students and teachers on the article of Blocked Websites, The Morgan PawPrint noticed that a lot of students wanted to state their opinions but unfortunately were not able to give their input du...
Live Broadcasting Comes to Morgan
March 10, 2017
Written by Cedar Hittle| 2017 will prove to be a big year at Morgan with new and improved courses coming to the technology department including Video Production II, Digital Imaging II and Live Broadcasting. With the introduction of new class opportunities in both the digital imaging and video production...
High School Washout
February 16, 2017
Written by Cedar Hittle and John Urban | On the evening of February 2, 2017, Morgan experienced its first major malfunction in the tech ed department. Sometime during the night, a water line being utilized in the classroom of technology teacher Ted Enoch burst and expelled water into his lab, the hallway...
New Technology New Rules
February 14, 2017
Written by Jillian Crowley and Aryn McQuarrie| Photos by Jillian Crowley| This first year at the new Morgan School students were issued Chromebooks to enhance their learning. Originally, there were only restrictions on websites that were not beneficial to our everyday learning; however, that has ch...
