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Morrow High School

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Spring Football Game


By: Charles Richardson

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Spring practice is officially underway at Morrow High School as the Mustangs prepare for their spring football game on Friday, May 16th at 6:00 PM against Charles Drew High School at Southern Crescent Stadium.

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The coaching staff has seen some exciting updates. Coach "Redd" Stargell has been named the new wide receivers coach, Coach M has joined the staff to lead the defensive backs, and Coach White has stepped into the role of defensive coordinator.

The Mustangs have been putting in work during the offseason, and this spring game will be a key opportunity to test their progress. Star athlete Syncere Berry, a Division I recruit with over 30 offers, has returned to the field—drawing attention from scouts and college coaches across the country.

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This game promises to be a thrilling showcase of talent and hard work.

 

Come out and support the Mustangs on May 16th!

Wrestling Team Qualify for State

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Several Mustang scholars qualified for the state wrestling tournament.

Rosie Lara

Makyla Wright

Jazmyn Johnson

Lillian Heard

Xavier Hall and Antonio Ashemeade.

 

Go Mustangs!   

 

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Teacher Spotlight

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A Conversation with Morrow High’s New Teacher

by Patrick Tyson

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This school year, Morrow High welcomes a new face to its teaching staff. In a recent interview, she shared what inspired her to enter the profession and her hopes for the classroom.

Teaching runs in her family. With a mother who taught for 32 years and several relatives in education, she was introduced to the profession early on and grew to admire it. Inspired by those examples, she chose to pursue teaching as a career. While her primary focus is literature, her interests stretch far beyond.

"I have a passion for literature," she explained, "but I also love history, film, and photography. I would love to teach those subjects too."

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Coming to Morrow High is something she describes as “an incredibly exciting prospect.” She sees high school as a pivotal stage in a student’s life, where teachers play a vital role in shaping both knowledge and character. Her goal is to create “a dynamic and engaging environment” where students can grow not only academically, but personally as well.

With her passion for the humanities and dedication to student success, our new teacher brings enthusiasm and fresh energy to the Morrow High community.

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