As the years pass, it often feels like embracing the “holiday spirit” requires more deliberate effort—especially amidst the season’s challenges, such as exams, travel, or financial constraints. However, it is valuable to sit back, take an hour or two, and enjoy the key elements of the holidays that make it—as Andy Williams puts it—The Most…
With the holiday season and winter break just around the corner, Glamour Pals’ dedicated their first event to spreading the positive spirit of this time of year to Malden’s Senior Center, which doubles as the Malden Teen Enrichment Center. On Friday, December 20th, the club participated in pampering the seniors and painting their nails while…
Israa Malhouni also contributed to this article. Do you tend to worry about your grades? Are you unsure if there are fair systems in place for grades so that all students benefit? It is not just students who have opinions on the grading system; teachers have them too. Mental Health and Grading Many teachers have…
Can you pinpoint where you will be 30 years from now? In 50 years? It is hard to formulate an answer considering we are unaware of several unknown obstacles and factors that lead to each person’s version of the future. In truth, the “future” you may be picturing now may change in a year, month,…
During the Holidays, the NHS pep rally returned for another year, leading to the annual Malden vs Medford football game and Powderpuff game. With a day full of spirit, students of all grades gathered in the gymnasium awaiting a day full of eventful and fun activities. The rally started off with performances from Malden High’s…
With Trump returning to office on January 20th and Republicans regaining control of Congress, several policies are in place to change, with immigration as a major focus. Many of these policies may not directly impact people living in Massachusetts, as Congress has specific limitations to what laws they are allowed to pass. Additionally, no laws…
On Thursday, December 5th, at 7 pm, Malden High School hosted a caregiver-teacher conference, in which caregivers could connect with their child’s teachers and learn more about their progress. The conference was interactive, offering a chance to walk around, talk to different teachers, check out bake and candle sales, and even read our very own…
It is well understood that fundraisers are critical to raising money for classes. The Class of ‘26 council recently had a unique take on their fundraisers: a caramel apple bake sale. Since junior year is such a vital time before prom, they have tried to organize many fundraisers and events throughout the year like the…
The goal of the Learning Assistance Center (LAC) is to provide Malden High School’s Special Education students with the necessary tools and opportunities to be successful in all aspects of school. Mitchell Abbatessa is a special education teacher and Cedric Francis is a paraprofessional teacher who help students complete all of their work to pass…
Entering college as a freshman is known to be a crazy switch from high school. Over the past Thanksgiving break, many college students returned home to see family and friends, and just to get a break from college life. Some MHS CO’24 alumni shared their initial college experiences. They answered the probing questions: What is…
