The Corona virus is impacting many people globally all over the world as millions of lives are being affected. As the country has been advised
Author: Jemisha Syliant
Jemisha Syliant is a Senior at Malden High School, and an essential member of the Blue and Gold Staff with her new position this year as Editor-in-Chief of Web and Mobile Apps. Syliant has been apart of the class for all four years of high school and the reason she joined was because she loves writing and “wanted to get more involved with the world.” She is very dedicated to the class, as well as in school. Syliant has a passion for human health and it is because of this that she has been apart of the psychology club since last year and takes an interest in a career in the medical field. Her nationality consists of a Haitian background and describes herself as a balance of someone who’s outgoing and shy. In her free time, she enjoys listening to a wide variety of music and watching netflix. Syliant is excited for the year and also looks forward to how the class will go.
Transitioning into high school can feel overwhelming for students as the intensity of the courses increase and they want to maintain a relatively high GPA.
In the beginning of the school year Malden High welcomed a new PACE teacher, Rebeccah Griffith. Despite this being her first year teaching, she also
The Girls LAX team photo. The photo was taken by Brandon Wong. As the season comes to an end, the members of the Malden High
The Girls Varsity Lacrosse team poses for a picture. Photo by Brandon Wong. As the season comes to a start, the members of the Malden
Senior Franklin Chen. Photo submitted by Chen. The boys basketball team fell short of their goal of making the State Tournament. However despite this shortcomming,
Senior captain, Robens Garcia, dribbling the ball up the court. Photo by Jesaias Benitez. After what has been an up and down season that has
Junior David Mervilus shooting a free-throw. Photo by Jesaias Benitez. Junior David Mervilus is one of the new players on the MHS boys basketball team
Senior captain, Robens Garcia, dribbling the ball up the court. Photo by Brandon Wong. On December 20th, MHS faced off against Peabody which consisted of
