Danks
Written by Lucas Lennox| Shanks is a new seafood restaurant in Clinton and has already become a hot spot for all meals of the day. Shanks is located right next […]
Monthly Archives: June 2016
The Great Debate: Health at Morgan
Written by Amanda Thompson Photos by Amanda Thompson | There has been a lot of controversy circulating the halls of Morgan reguarding schedule of the new school. One of the […]
Papa Krot
Written by Hannah Gaudet| As we said goodbye and good luck to Social Studies Teacher Rachel Antle when she left for her maternity leave, we said hello to a new and fresh […]
A Music Producer’s Lifestyle
Written by Cameron Sheehan| A music producer is a producer who writes, arranges, produces, and records songs, either to shape the sound of another artist’s song or album or to create […]
Morgan’s Life Lessons
Written by Sam Pansa| When students think about The Morgan School, they may comment on the moldy ceilings or the asbestos. And though those qualities of Morgan are what really […]
Summer Reading Had Me a Blast
Written By Quinn Pender and Amanda Thompson | Images via Amazon and Amanda Thompson | Every spring the dreaded packet of summer reading book choices is circulated to the students in the […]
Joel Sports-A-Thon Sparks Memories
Joel School held its annual Sports-a -Thon on May 25th and 26th 2016. Sports-A-Thon is a day of fun events for the students of Joel school and their families. There were […]
Nick Hannon: Morgan’s Bill Gates Jr.
Written by Lucas Lennox| My laptop took a fall from my desk, and the hard drive was damaged and wiped out. I waited for about three months to fix it because […]
First year Thoughts with Mr. Zdunzcyk
Written by Anthony Janiszcak| First year for a new teacher can be sometimes a bit over whelming, but for Social studies teacher Corey Zdunzcyk, its just another day doing what […]
Juniors Becoming Seniors
Written by Emily Sordo| Junior year is coming to an end, and the Class of 2017 will finally be Seniors. Each student has a different outlook on Senior year. Some […]
Welcoming Ms. Gallie
Written by Melissa Sullivan| Photos by The Morgan Pawprint| The Morgan School welcomed English teacher Joanne Gallie at the end of March of this year. Ms. Gallie replaced Tara Gallagher, who […]
Seeing Stars
Written by Tiana Chrans | Photos by Media and Celebrity sites on the Web | Looking around our crowded halls of Morgan I’ve recognized the faces of stars on the […]
Mr. Redes: One of a Kind
Written by Willow Pender| All of you who thought that Mr. Redes was retiring, you are wrong. Mr. Redes has been teaching at Morgan for 31 years and he will […]
Who Is The New Superintendent?
Written By Greg Ellal| Photo By Allison Friday For years and years, the residents and students of Clinton CT have heard the title “Superintendent of Schools” and thought of the […]
Seniors Take on Brownstone
Written By Brendan Kyhn| The seniors went to Brownstone last week on Thursday June 2nd. I decided that a great way to show off how much fun Brownstone can be […]
Myth Busters: Pawprint Style
Written by Amanda Thompson Photos by Amanda Thompson | There have been quite a few rumors circulating the halls of The Morgan School regarding the changes that will be implemented […]
Grass Doesn’t Touch The Curb
Written By Greg Ellal| Photos By Greg Ellal and longwarf.org Recently Silver Birch Lane in Clinton underwent renovations from the town. The pavement and curb was stripped up on the […]
The Morgan Legacy
Written by Amanda Thompson Video by Jillian Accetta | Junior Jillian Accetta worked diligently to create a farewell video for the “old” Morgan School. She collected memories and moments that students, staff, […]
Random Roommate Selection:”Trust the Robots”
Written by Maggie LaCross| As the school year comes to an end, the class of 2016 is eagerly beginning the transition to college. Worrying about getting an assignment for English done […]
Dante’s “Hell” Angels
Written by Anthony Janiszcak | With the end of the school year coming, things started heating up for the Freshman Honors English class, with their own version of hell, the […]
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 […]
Read and Weep: We Are the Ants
Written by Abbey Norton | We Are the Ants by Shaun David Hutchinson Science Fiction Aliens decide to abduct Henry starting at thirteen years old. They poke at his body […]
Senior’s Last Advisory
Written by Kevin LaFrance| At the start of 2012, the seniors everyone knows were freshman. To help guide them, certain teachers were selected to watch over them. These advisory teachers […]
Seniors Last Thoughts
By Willow Pender| The class of 2016 can’t believe that high school is coming to an end. The last four years have helped make us the people we are today […]
Third Times a Charm: Cold Blooded Creatures
Written By Riley Thompson | AP Testing is over, and boy are AP Bio students relieved. All year Mr. Luther’s class of juniors and seniors studied to prepare for one of […]
Up Close and Personal with Andie Carse
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Morgan Scholars Take The Stage
Written by Melissa Sullivan| Photos by Maggie LaCross | On Thursday, June 2nd, 2016, The Morgan School held the underclassmen awards assembly in the Gagnon Auditorium at twelve thirty in […]
Top Two Students of 2016
Written by Kayla Burt| Photos by Mike Mozzochi, Steady Photography | The top two students of the graduating class are granted the title of Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Although they are given […]
Seniors Walk Away With Awards
Written by Sam Pansa Photos from FaceBook| The senior awards ceremony took place on Wednesday June 1st. The ceremony is long and the auditorium is usually humid, but this doesn’t […]
May the Odds be Ever in Your Favor
By Willow Pender and Kevin LaFrance Seniors are playing assassins. Mike Murray and Meghan Lindsey are the coordinators or this year’s games. There are 42 teams this year for assassins. […]
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