The Book Bingo Reading Challenge comes to an end with a party held on May 22nd, 2023 after school. Mary Liberge and The Library Teen
Author: Ada Zhang
Ada Zhang is a freshman at Malden High School. Zhang was born in New York and lived there until she was four when she moved to Malden. She previously went to the Beebe School before coming to Malden High. She is Chinese American and speaks Mandarin. One thing she enjoys is creative writing and her favorite music to listen to is Lofi music. She is a Buddhist and aspires to be a musician in the future. At home she lives with her brother, who is a senior at Malden High, and her grandma and grandpa. Although she has never been out of the states, if she could go anywhere out of state it would be the moon to see the view of the earth from space.
An Advanced Placement (AP) course is a college level course where students “can potentially earn college credit by getting a qualified score on the exam
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The novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck has been read in ELA classes as part of the 9th-grade curriculum for as long as
Ada Zhang and Chouaib Saidi also contributed to this article. Video by Ada Zhang, photos by Chouaib Saidi. Malden High School has many different electives
Malden High School’s librarian, Mary Liberge, and the Community Library Teen Advisory Board (LTAB) came up with a bingo challenge with the hope of engaging
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All photos by Ada Zhang. The PACE program, which stands for Practical Academic Community Education, is a program at the school that works for students’
Malden High School welcomes new band director Lauren Foley. She is also an instrumental teacher preparing for the upcoming winter recital in 2022. Foley, hired
Chouaib Saidi, Ada Zhang, and Elijah Etienne also contributed to the article. With States officially out of reach, Malden High School’s Boys’ Varsity Soccer team
