A Look into Diversity at MHS

Blue and Gold staff members spent a day with ELL students, check our exclusive content for an inside look at their stories and an interactive map of MHS students’ birth cities!

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Gymnastics Wins the GBL Title

The MHS gymnastics team went from facing the prospect of elimination to winning a GBL championship title!

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Afghani Peace Talks

Rumors of peace talks between the Taliban, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the United States come from Afghani President Hamid Karzai.

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Afghanistan: A Nation at War on Prezi

 

Class of 2012: It’s Not Over Yet

On February 13, 2012 By

Joel Stevenson

As the seniors entered the Jenkins auditorium on Jan. 25, 2012, very few realized that this was the third to last assembly of our high school career.

To start the assembly, Holland House principal Marilyn Slattery asked the students to participate in an exercise by having them stand if a [...]

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An Open Letter to Gary Christenson

On January 13, 2012 By

Dear Gary Christenson,

On behalf of Malden High School students we would like to welcome you as mayor in our great city. We are all excited to begin a new phase with a Malden High School graduate at the helm.

MHS, as you already know, has changed since you graduated in the 1980s. As our [...]

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Muckraking or Yellow Journalism?

On December 16, 2011 By

A Fox News report about a local teacher presents questions about ethical journalism.

Joel Stevenson

Kevin Hogan, a teacher at Mystic Valley Charter School, was found out.

In theory, everybody has something to hide, some covering up more than others. However, what we hide so that no one is able to see does not make [...]

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Should Teachers Have Higher Moral Standards?

On December 16, 2011 By

The Blue and Gold Editorial Staff

Teachers are held to a high standard. They educate, inform, and mentor our nation’s youth, and are expected to nurture a generation of students to adulthood. They arguably hold the most important profession in society.
So the question is: to what standard should we hold teachers in their [...]

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Ten Things To Do Before Graduating

On June 9, 2011 By

By Alexandra Mathieu

I am not too sure about others, but I know that I fully enjoyed my four years at Malden High School. There were definitely times when waking up in the morning was literally the last thing I wanted to do, but overall, I do not regret my time here. That being [...]

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My Morning Sun Always Lasts A Day

On June 9, 2011 By

Malden High School‘s diversity is like having many pairs of shoes; you can never get bored.

By Reginah Sanyu

It is that time of the year when seniors graduate from high school and start a new chapter in their lives. This time, it is the class of 2011’s turn. I happen to be a member [...]

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