Goodbye to Thomas Hunt Morgan Junior High

Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Demolition of the old Kellogg (Morgan)
Photo by Steven Robinson

Photo by Steven Robinson

The school building that was originally Thomas Hunt Morgan Junior High School is in the process of being demolished.

The building, which has been Frank B. Kellogg Middle School since 1986, is being demolished to make way for new athletic fields.

The Kellogg student body moved into the Morgan building, which had been closed, when Kellogg was heavily damaged by an arson fire. Kellogg was located at the site now called Aldercrest for another closed school.

When students are able to return to in person classes, Kellogg students will return to a brand new school .

The school is located at 16046 25th Ave NE, Shoreline 98155.



5 comments:

Denise (Gonzalez) Estes June 10, 2020 at 11:14 PM  

lol, actually Morgan would be the "new" Kellogg, the "old" Kellogg was over nearby Ballinger Way ....

Unknown June 11, 2020 at 11:25 AM  

It's good that the kids are getting nicer school. The weird thing is that they have build on site six tennis courts just few years ago which are now have to be rebuilt. Seems like the planning could be way better. Hope somebody learns from this.

Anonymous,  June 12, 2020 at 7:07 AM  

Yup, same with the new field turf football field they installed recently. Money down the drain. Oh well, it was just a million+ or so... Long term planning doesn't seem to be their forte....

Anonymous,  July 15, 2022 at 12:49 PM  

I went to Morgan Jr. High and I resent the Shoreline School District renaming it to Kellogg. This isn't fair for all the people that went there and had such great memories of the school. I feel that the school should be renamed back to Thomas Hunt Morgan and I believe all of us that went there would agree. If you agree you can contact me shoumanjohn3@gmail.com

Monya Patterson Hoerner,  September 13, 2024 at 11:52 PM  

Yep!

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