THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF MORROW HIGH SCHOOL
Green Pages
School Buzz...
Morrow High Hosts Curriculum Night 2025
by Morgan Covington
Morrow High School in Ellenwood, GA welcomed families back to campus this September for its annual Curriculum Night 2025, part of Clayton County Public Schools’ district wide schedule of curriculum events.
The purpose of Curriculum Night was to give parents and guardians a firsthand look at what their students will experience during the 2025–2026 school year. Families followed their student’s daily schedule, visiting classrooms to meet teachers, review syllabi, and learn about grading policies, expectations, and upcoming major assignments.
In addition to highlighting core academic classes, Morrow High showcased its magnet program, which offers pathways in Aeronautical Science, Computer Science, Engineering, and Pharmacy. These programs are designed to give students early exposure to specialized fields and prepare them for both college and career opportunities. Teachers in these areas also benefit from partnerships with organizations such as Georgia Tech CEISMC, Project Lead the Way, the Buck Institute for Education, and LocoRobo, which provide professional development and resources to strengthen instruction.
Throughout the evening, families could also stop by information tables on academic support services, dual enrollment, and extracurricular organizations. Student displays featured projects from magnet and advanced coursework, giving parents a glimpse of the hands-on learning taking place at Morrow High.
By the end of the evening, families left with a stronger understanding of the school’s academic programs and the opportunities available to students. Curriculum Night 2025 not only informed parents but also reinforced the vital connection between home and school—one of many events this fall hosted across Clayton County Public Schools to support student success.
Homecoming Highlights!
Describe your image
Describe your image
Describe your image
Describe your image
O
Community Buzz
.jpeg)
Leveling Up to Royalty: Spirit Week 2025 Brings Style, Laughter, and School Pride
by P. Tyson, Co-Editor
Morrow High School took Spirit Week 2025 to a whole new level with this year’s theme, “Leveling Up to Royalty.” The week was all about celebrating school pride while showing off personality, creativity, and a little bit of attitude. From pajama sets to class color day, students and staff went all in—but nothing topped Westside Wednesday’s “Unk vs. Rich Auntie” showdown.
On Wednesday, the halls of Morrow looked like a family reunion straight out of a sitcom. The “Unks” came dressed in slides, bucket hats, socks pulled high, and Bluetooth speakers blasting old-school hits. The “Rich Aunties” were a whole different vibe—fur coats, oversized sunglasses, handbags, and more sass than a reality show.
Sophomore Jordan Lee said, “Westside Wednesday was hilarious. Everyone stayed in character all day! You could tell people planned their outfits a week in advance.”
Even teachers joined the fun, with a few proudly rocking their Unk fits and others channeling their inner auntie glam.
The day was full of laughter, impromptu photo shoots, and plenty of friendly competition over who wore it best.
The rest of the week continued to “level up” with themed days like Throwback Thursday and Royalty Friday, where each class showed off their Morrow pride in full color and crown-worthy style. Spirit Week once again proved that Morrow students know how to have fun while keeping the tradition alive.
As senior class president Taylor Brooks put it, “This week wasn’t just about dressing up—it was about unity, creativity, and showing what makes Morrow High feel like family.”
With this kind of energy, there’s no doubt Morrow High leveled up—and did it in true royal fashion.
