Due to an accident last week, I have found myself in a walking boot and, following, an ankle brace to get around. I do
Author: Mack Keating
Mack Keating is a freshman at Malden High School, and is excited to start a new chapter of their life in journalism. Keating joined The Blue and Gold because it is more laid back than a regular English class, and explores more options for future careers. In the future, Keating hopes to pursue a career in either law or politics, as those have always been of interest for them. Throughout their life, Keating has expressed interest in the political world around us, and hopes to write about it in The Blue and Gold this year. When Keating isn’t at school, they can usually be found with their nose in a book, blasting indie or pop rock music through their headphones, playing field hockey for Malden High or rock climbing with their twin sister. As a queer teenager, Keating also hopes to share some experiences and write articles with, about, and for fellow LGBT youth. Overall, Keating is excited to work in journalism with fellow students and wishes for a great year.
Sophie LeBlanc also contributed to this article With the school year coming to an end, the National Honor Society’s (NHS) projects are wrapping up. Students
Lily Nguyen also contributed to this article. The Academically Enriched and Advanced Program (AEAP), sometimes referred to as the “gifted” program, is a longstanding program
Zachary Nedell also contributed to this article. The state wrestling championship this year is none other than Malden’s Corynne McNulty. In only seventh grade and
Reporters Mack Keating and Sophie LeBlanc also contributed to this article. The Writer’s Den at Malden High School has provided students with an inviting space
Mack Keating also contributed to this article. With the Class of 2022 (CO’22) prom nearing, seniors are creating and implementing more fundraisers. During February, two
Mack Keating also contributed to this article. After extended intermission, millions of students across the globe returned to the classroom this school year. However, the
All photos in this article were taken by Jessica Li. Striving to change their record of one win and twelve losses, the Malden High Boys
After three years, Kari Percival’s new book is ready for pre-order. The upcoming author, who is a Malden citizen, has written a “sparkling debut”, according
Malden High School’s Flex block system started a new rotation on January 3rd. Every rotation brings new opportunities for students to try new things. Run
