A variety of special projects were underway this week in the classrooms of the secondary campus. Art students were learning about the art of Paper Mache and created masks for Halloween. Texas History students learned...
A long background in education has served David Diaz well for over 27 years. But he describes the transition to Morton from Keene ISD in the Fort Worth area as "fast and furious". Mr. Diaz spent his entire career in...
The online store for the 2022 Morton Lohah yearbook is now open! You may place an order online and use your debit or credit card, or select installment payments. Yearbooks are $30 until December 31, when the price will...
Following two very unusual school years, the 2021-2022 school year began on August 19 with high expectations. The greatest hope was that the year would be a time to "return to normal". With most COVID restrictions lifted,...
November is National Native American Heritage Month in the United States. And in Morton, the seventh grade Texas History students started early with research and presentations on the native tribes of...
The main underlying theme of the 2021-2022 school year seems to be an attempt to get things back to normal for the school. After the shutdown in 2020 and the start and stop nature of last year, everyone...
By the age of ten, most 5th graders will tell you that when they grow up they want to be a policeman, a fireman, a soldier, a doctor or some similar career. For Brian Ramsey,...
It was another busy week at Morton Schools. This week FCCLA held their annual blood drive, we recognized our Veterans with a virtual presentation...
