Mission Statesment of Malden Public Schools
The Malden Educational Community provides a safe and respectful learning environment that maximizes opportunities for success in career, citizenship, and life for our diverse student community.
High School
Main Office: 781 397-7223
Fax: 781 397-7224
| Principal | Dana F. Brown | 781 397-7223 |
| Holland House Principal | Carol Keenan | 781 397-7238 |
| Boyle House Principal | Fred H. Feldman | 781 397-7241 |
| Jenkins House Principal | Diane Klibansky | 781 397-7337 |
| Brunelli House Principal | Thomas Mahoney | 781 397-7240 |
Guidance
| Director of Guidance | Joan O'Hara | 781 397-7230 |
| Holland House | John Guanci | 781 397-7284 |
| Boyle House | Rick Malatesta | 781 397-7234 |
| Jenkins House | Ann Martinson | 781 397-7351 |
| Brunelli House | Susan Lessard | 781 388-0641 |
| Special Projects | Erin Craven | 781 397-7079 |
| Graduating Students | 349 |
| 4 Years Colleges | 58% |
| 2 Years Colleges | 24% |
| Technical Colleges | 20% |
| Employment | 29% |
| Military | 2% |
| Other | 2% |
| National Honor Society Members | 324234 |
Scholastic Aptitude Test
| Verbal Mean | Math Mean | ||
| Malden | 435 | Malden | 475 |
| Massachusetts | 513 | Massachusetts | 524 |
Advanced Placement Examinations
In May 2006, Malden High School students took 186 exams. 77% scored a 3 or better and 44% scored a 4 or better.
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Honor Courses Algebra I Geometry Computer Programming II Algebra II Trig and Precalculus US History World History and Culture Justice + Government / Global Issues Physical Science Biology Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology Latin II, III, IV Spanish II, III, IV, V Italian II, III, IV French II, III, IV, V Computerized Accounting Studio III |
AP courses English Lit., Eng Lang. US History European History Calculus AB, BC Computer Science AB Probability and Statistic Biology and Lab Chemistry and Lab Physics and Lab Spanish 3-D Design |
Malden High School
CEEB Code: 221305
Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Malden High School is a comprehensive high school that offers core academic courses in Mathematics, English, Arts, Social Sciences, Science. We also offer Foreign Language courses in Spanish, French, Italian, and Latin. Outside of the core academic areas, students can take courses in Fine Arts, Business, Technical Education (metals, automotive, woodworking, and graphics), Physical Education, and Health.
Our student body is a diverse one, with more than 80 countries and 50 languages represented. Students presently take courses at the levels of Academic Prep, College Prep, Honors, and Advanced Placement in Calculus, U.S. History, Computer Programming, Spanish, English, Art, and Biology. Malden High School has a rich and proud history of graduating outstanding students who go on to become valuable members of the community.
Our School
The Malden School District believes that excellence in education can only be achieved with educated, well-trained, and highly motivated teachers. Its hiring practices are proven in selecting only highly qualified teachers to join the staff. Teacher participation in curriculum development is encouraged as well as individual teacher opportunities for growth through workshops, conferences, and advanced professional study.
Our Community
We have recently completed the sixth new school building in the past five years, Malden's education system is poised at the front line of quality of learning. With new state-of-the-art facilities, the students of Malden will greatly benefit from success in the city's public school system.
Graduation Requirements
All students must pass the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) tests in Mathematics and English Language Arts. Students not meeting the MCAS requirement but meeting all of the local MHS graduation requirements receive a certificate at graduation and not a Malden High School diploma.
In addition to passing the MCAS, students must pass a minimum of 20 units (combination of full-year credits and half-year credits) based on the following grid: 4 units of English (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th grade English)3 units of Mathematics, one of which must be an Algebra Course
3 units of Science, one of which must be Biology (with lab requirement)
3 units of Social Sciences, one of which must be United States History
2 Units of Wellness (Physical Education and Health)
2 units from among the following disciplines: Business, Technology Education, Fine Arts
3 core/elective units from any displine
Sampling of 2006 College Acceptances
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Boston University Boston College Harvard University Mount Ida American Int College Brandeis University Bryn Mawr College Bunker Hill CC California State U Emmanual College Emory University Fisher College Fitchburg State George Washington Hamilton College Univ of VT Univ of NH Wheelock College |
Northeastern Salem State College Tufts University Univ. Massachusetts Hesser College Johnson & Wales Mass College/ Pharmacy Lesley University Penn State College Rutgers University RI School of Design Stonehill College Suffolk University Simmons Temple Univesity Wentworth Union College Westfield State |