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Morrow High School Student Spotlight
Abrielle Miller, an 11th grader, was recently nominated as the Georgia HOSA Region 6 Representative. This is a tremendous accomplishment, and her selection reflects her strong commitment to the field of healthcare. In this role, Abrielle will serve and support HOSA chapters across Fayette, Clayton, Rockdale, Dawson, and Gwinnett counties. We have no doubt that she will represent Morrow High School and Georgia HOSA with the utmost respect, professionalism, and excellence.
Women's History Month 2026
Women’s History: The Fight for Equality
by Lorena Galan
Women’s history is about the significant roles played by women in shaping our society, as well as the challenges that women encountered in their fight for equality. For many years, women were not treated equally like men. They were not given equal opportunities in education, employment, or politics. Despite these challenges, many women played a significant role in shaping our society. They struggled hard to bring about equality in our society.
One of the most significant aspects of women’s history is their fight for equality in voting. There were many women, like Susan B. Anthony, who struggled hard to bring about equality in voting. She traveled throughout the United States, giving speeches about equality. She also worked with many prominent women in our society to persuade everyone about equality. Her efforts played a significant role in bringing about equality in voting. The Nineteenth Amendment of our Constitution was passed in 1920, giving women equal voting rights.
Women’s history is also about how women played a significant role in shaping our society. For instance, there was a woman named Rosa Parks who played a significant role in our civil rights movement. She refused to give up her seat in a bus in 1955. Her act played a significant role in our civil rights movement.
Today, many of the achievements of women in our society are celebrated during Women’s History Month. This is a time to remember how women struggled in our society.
Info from:https://www.y.org/education-resources/biographies/susan-b-anthony
Gladys Brown West - The Women Who Navigated Through The Globe
by Taylor Moore
In honor of Women’s History Month, it only makes sense to speak about the woman who made it possible to not only identify the Earth’s shape but helped create the GPS, Gladys Brown West. Gladys was a black woman who is known for her contributions to the mathematical modeling for the shape of the Earth and also for her work on the development of satellite geodesy models. This was later turned into the Global Positioning System also widely known as the GPS System. This is the article of the woman who made navigating through the world possible.
Morrow High School Celebrates Women's History Month 2026
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Calling All Creatives: Submit Your Work for the Art Section
The school newspaper is opening its doors to creativity and is calling on students and teachers to submit original work to be featured in the art section. This is an opportunity for the school community to showcase talent beyond the classroom, highlighting the voices, perspectives, and creativity that often go unseen. Whether it’s a painting, drawing, photography, poetry, or digital design, the goal is to create a space where art can be shared, appreciated, and celebrated.
Submissions must be original and school-appropriate, reflecting the unique style and voice of each creator. This feature is not just about recognition, but about building a culture where creativity is valued and encouraged across all disciplines. Students and teachers interested in being featured are encouraged to submit their work by the announced deadline and take part in shaping a section of the paper that represents the artistic heartbeat of the school.
Seeking Senior Stories: Share Your Journey
The school newspaper is seeking senior stories that highlight your journey, growth, and plans after graduation.
We want to hear about your experiences throughout high school, the challenges you’ve overcome, and the memories that have shaped who you are today. Seniors are also encouraged to share their career goals and college decisions as they prepare for their next chapter.
Please submit your stories in the drop box located in Room 3307 during 3rd period. This is your opportunity to have your voice heard and your story recognized as part of the graduating class’s legacy.