The finalists in the search for a new superintendent for Malden were announced on March 16. With a mayor-appointed search committee, the four initial finalists
Author: Sydney Stumpf
Sydney Stumpf is a junior at Malden High school and in her third year of the Blue and Gold. Stumpf is now the head copy editor of the newspaper. She loves coffee and her favorite place to go is Walnut Street Cafe. Her favorite holiday is halloween because of her love for horror and dressing up. Her favorite season is fall because of the weather, and opportunities to go apple picking and pumpkin picking. She also loves astrology--she’s a Leo. Her favorite television show is Friends and her favorite movie is The Royal Tenenbaums. She got into The Blue and Gold because she was interesting in writing and becoming a better leader.
It’s March. We just had not one, but two snow days! Although it is very likely we will not be seeing another snow day anytime
BY SYDNEY STUMPF & REBECA PEREIRA Poetry Out Loud has been a collaborative effort between teachers and students each year. Poetry Out Loud is a
As Charles Grandson’s role as Interim Superintendent comes to an end, the Malden community looks for a permanent superintendent, including the possibility of Grandson returning
As of January 2, 2017, the reading competition at Malden High School is on! From Jan. 2, to June 2, Malden High School is hosting
(Spoiler Alert!) Out of almost nowhere, Netflix released one of their newest shows, The OA, in mid-December. At first glance, you could mistake the science
From December 9, through the 24, Malden Arts hosted a Pop Up shop at 480 Main St. The pop-up shop consisted of pieces from local
Recently, Malden High School’s science department, gained a new chemistry teacher, Gregory Simone. Simone, at the beginning of the year, taught as a student teacher
Maldenism Club, a club relatively new to the Malden High School community, has already began making an impact, and continues to do so by collecting
BY SYDNEY STUMPF & SABRINA MONTEIRO The fall musical Godspell, performed by Malden High School’s Play Production class, was first created and directed by John-Michael