From left to right: Angelique Fleuridor, Rodge-Neima Joseph, Sabrina Monteiro, and Rayane Silva Santos wearing their princess crowns. Photo by Joseph Luongo. Malden High School
Author: Sabrina Monteiro
Sabrina Monteiro is a senior and joins the Blue and Gold for her final year as Managing Editor of Web and Mobile Apps. She first joined the Blue and Gold because her 7th grade teacher involved her in blogging and she was also required to write free writes every night for homework, all igniting a passion for connecting to a greater audience. This is where her 8th grade counselor advised that she should develop her passion for writing, fashion, and decorating by joining the Blue and Gold. Since then, Monteiro has grown an appreciation for travelling with hopes to go to Paris and recently achieved this dream last year while also having gone to the Bahamas this summer. Over the past few years, Monteiro has enjoyed creating new relationships in an environment where everyone is interested in the same things and hopes that she can continue her passion for journalism in the future as a broadcast journalist.
Encouragement: by Sabrina Monteiro Recently, encouraging writing and stickers have shown up in the girls’ bathroom stalls, and whether or not this qualifies as vandalism
This year’s Poetry Out Loud Finals took place on Thursday, February 1st. With its arrival came a heated competition between students which culminated in a
One of Malden High School’s faculty members, Tom Snarsky, has recently had his very own book published in Chicago’s Press. The book is titled “Threshold”
Students watching Crazy Rich Asians in the MHS cafeteria. UNICEF club held a movie night in the cafeteria on Friday, December 7th. They screened the
Senior Salma Bezzat during the play. Malden High’s Play Production performed the play As You Like It in the Jenkins Auditorium on December 14th, 15th,
Image from Wikimedia. This year, Malden High School has a new Math Team. Many people may mistake it for a math club, in which case,
Malden’s Community Garden, had their very first “Haunted Garden” event this year. It is located on the bike path, and the event took place on
Malden High School French teacher, Paul Degenkolb, has had the opportunity to go to Haiti previously— his first trip was back in 2015, and he