Rock Painting With Maddie and Rachael
May 26, 2020
Written and Video by Maddie Davenport and Rachael Pellegrini| In this video, Rachael and I decided to paint rocks and place them around our street to spread positive messages. During this time we feel it is important to keep everyone's mindsets in positive. We decided to place the rocks that we pa...
Northern Vermont Colleges Avoid Possible Shutdown
May 4, 2020
Written by Rachael Pellegrini|Photos by Northern Vermont University| Vermont's state colleges have been suffering from a decrease in enrollment and prolonged underfunding for the past few years. To approach the deficit that the Coronavirus Pandemic has caused, a plan was proposed by the Vermont ...
Thank You Hearts
April 30, 2020
Written by Maddie Davenport| With the major number of deaths across the country and the depression of the quarantine dragging on, people are looking for ways to give back and put some light into the darkness of Covid-19. From doctors and nurses to mailmen and grocery store clerks, these essential w...
Jules + Thom: Colour, Coffee, and Goodies
March 12, 2020
Written by Logan Cummings|Photos from Logan Cummings and via @julesandthomshop on Instagram| In case you’ve grown old of the usual Dunkin and Starbucks runs, there’s a local coffee shop open for business on Glenwood Road. Jules + Thom, a colorful coffee shop located in the same plaza as Bella...
The Library Kids
January 4, 2019
Written By Heather Vollhardt|Pictures By Heather Vollhardt| The Henry Carter Hull Library is host to many events for adults, children and everyone in between. There are many great amenities at the library that attract a range of patrons who either want to get work done in a quiet space or those w...
Veteran’s Day Luncheon
November 19, 2018
Written By: Heather Vollhardt|Photos By: Heather Vollhardt| This year’s Veterans Day fell on a Sunday, but regardless The Morgan School took the time on Monday, November 12, 2018, to recognize those who have served and given their lives. The assembly was full of emotion as stories were shared, b...
Let’s Clean the Stands
October 19, 2018
Written By Heather Vollhardt and Marie Kane| Photos By Heather Vollhardt| When you go to a home football game, you can see the spirit of the fans everywhere, but what happens when everyone leaves? What happens to the wrappers, bags, cans, and bottles? Seniors Heather Vollhardt and Brittany Roja...
Inside Clinton Buisnesses: Hair We Are
January 8, 2018
By Claire Pease and Kerryanne Longyear| Photos by Claire Pease| Claire Pease and Kerryanne Longyear have been working with Director of the Chamber of Commerce Ken Hartley to create member profiles for the Clinton Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Hartley wants to include member profiles in the Chamber's monthl...
CHRO’s Day for the Kids
May 30, 2017
Written by Calvin Jackson| Photos by Calvin Jackson| On Tuesday, May 23rd, a group of Morgan students ventured to the University of Connecticut School of Law to attend the annual CT Kids Speak that is put on by the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities. The purpose of the event is to bring kids to...
Cold Blooded Creatures To Be Held at Morgan June 8th
May 30, 2017
Written by Calvin Jackson and Kitty Shortt| Photos by Kitty Shortt| Animals courtesy of Mr.Luther | On Thursday, June 8th from 5:30 pm -6:15 pm, the AP Biology classes will host the Fourth Annual Cold Blooded Creatures reptile show at The Morgan School. The students want to invite anyone who would like to come to learn about the reptiles. The juniors and seniors of Th...
Kids of America’s Heroes Checking In
May 4, 2017
Written by Marie Kane | Photo by Lindsay Harden Kids of America's Hereos, a nonprofit 501C3 company, worked with Morgan for Swoosh for Change on Friday, March 24, 2017. Maria Phillips and Jason Burke, representatives of the company came to Morgan on Wednesday, May 3 to drop off the check from the Swo...
Sealing the Deal on the New Morgan
November 18, 2016
Written By Sofia Sicignano| On the night of Thursday, November 10, Morgan was buzzing with energy. Teams of Morgan students and teachers alike were gathering to set up for the eighth grade Open House and the club fair that followed. Right on time, a frenzy of Eliot students streamed into Mor...
