Summer school can be a crucial lifeline for students, but the cost can raise concern. The administration worked diligently last year to ensure that every dollar reflected the resources, time, and effort poured into the program. Pricing was set to not only cover costs, but also be fair and accessible because it takes everyone’s time…
The new Advisor for the class of 2027, Dr. Charles Redmond brings experience and a deep commitment to secondary education. Having spent a year teaching at a private middle school, he has honored his skills in fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment. With 15 years of residency in the area, Dr. Redmond is not…
Since the pandemic, which left many stuck in their homes, numerous social media platforms have gained immense popularity among various age groups. TikTok’s growth in particular cannot be denied; its popularity shows no signs of stopping. According to statistics from backlinko.com as of May 2024, TikTok now has about 1.04 billion monthly active users globally….
Play Production is a place of prosperity and positivity. Imagine taking the stage after countless hours of practice and rehearsal and getting one shot to perform the variety of skills that have been manufactured over many months of practice. Malden High’s Play Production team does not have to imagine, as they have been preparing for…
Bo Stead and Jessica Li also contributed to this article In the last eight years, political polarization in the United States has intensified, with both major parties advocating strongly for their respective agendas. The 2024 presidential election takes place in a climate of heightened concern, where one side fears for the future of American democracy,…
In 2025, a major change could drastically affect students’ test-taking experience: the AP exams and SATs distributed by the College Board will consist of a hybrid or completely digital exam for students. For many, this change brings positivity to the exam, but for some, it is an unnecessary or negative change. Many teachers believe…
Kyle Dang and Krisaury Palacios Pina also contributed to this article. William Freeley, a former student teacher, has returned to teach Biology in the Science Department at Malden High School. Freeley previously attended the University of New Haven, majoring in marine biology. During his time in college, Freeley would eventually student-teach at Malden High during…
The Malden Public Library is home to many historic artifacts from Malden’s past, including the Converse exhibit built in 1885. Throughout the years, new additions have been made to the museum; a recent one with a powerful story is the Joel Cooper and Deborah Gordon Cooper Exhibit. This is a story of a man and…
Attendees of any Massachusetts public school should be able to know what the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) is. The testing season is anything but thrilling to students, and even some faculty. It is one of the most stressful times of the year when students feel a weird sense of jitteriness as they sit in…
Anna Bui and Hana Wanas also contributed this article Sharon Lee, a Malden High School alum, and former editor-in-chief of The Blue and Gold, returns to the school as a staff member. Lee loved her time as a student here. Filling her schedule with a multitude of extracurricular activities, she believed they played a notable…
