Malden SAFE is the epitome of a safe space at Malden High School where a student who needs assistance—whether for stress, substance usage, or general mental health— can sit down with one of the advisors to talk about what is going on. More specifically, it is “an office within Malden High School dedicated to student…
Do you ever wonder where Malden High students might be headed once the bell rings for the end of the day? In this article, we will dive into the top 5 places students hang out after school, whether studying, enjoying a snack, or hanging out with friends. 1. Santa Fe 205 Pleasant St, Malden, MA…
Israa Malhouni also contributed to this article. On Wednesday, October 16th, Malden High School held its 4th annual Freshman Olympics. The Freshmen had a blast in the gym while other grades were busy taking the PSATs and SATs. All four houses competed in various games and activities to win the grand prize of a pizza…
This year’s Haitian flag-raising event brought a strong sense of pride and love to the students of Malden High School. “I’ve learned so much about all cultures since I started here 15 years ago. I lived in a very small world before. I grew up in Wakefield; I taught in Wakefield. It’s not terribly diverse,…
On Friday, May 3rd, The Wind Ensemble at the Boston Conservatory, conducted by Vimbayi Kaziboni, performed alongside singer Emily Siar. Throughout this performance, the group presented the pieces “Cordatum” by Anahita Abbasi and “Labyrinth of Love” by Michael Daugherty. Throughout both pieces, Siar used a tone of grief in her voice and stares of distress…
On February 9th, Giselle Dessert hosted an Afro-Caribbean Night with the help of her friends. As the doors opened many excited students flooded in, ready to watch the show. But before the performances began, Dessert explained how hard she and her friends had worked to set the whole event up. “The experience was great but…
The Muslim Student Association (MSA) formed last school year, hosted an event in which anyone of any culture was welcome to get henna, a temporary dye used on skin and hair, done on their hands and arms. The event was hosted in Cafe B on March 14th, where people had to RSVP with the details…
Kristen Kirby, co-advisor, had done this and the past and wanted to bring it back. Thankfully “somebody from the wizards had reached out,” letting Kirby know that they would in fact be happy to play this game. Kirby has expressed how she is excited for the actual game itself. She finds the most exciting part…
