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Ultrino files legislation to prohibit discrimination based on hairstyles 617-387-2200 Friday, October 4, 2019 Malden’s MCAS scores point to progress and problems By Barbara Taormina T he state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released a fresh batch of MCAS scores last week, and Malden’s latest results were mixed. Malden’s English Language Mya and Deanna, right, take a stand outside the Mystic Valley Regional Charter School with their hair extensions in and a sign stating that hair isn’t equal to academics. See page 15 for story and photo highlights. (Photo Courtesy of Colleen Cook) Arts (ELA) scores in Grade 6 and 7 were higher than statewide results while Grade 8 ELA scores mirrored those throughout the Commonwealth. Scores on Mathematics tests in Grades 3 to 6 showed Malden trailing elementary students statewide, but in Grades 7 and 8 that gap narrows. And according to state reports, Beebe, Ferryway, Forestdale and Salemwood Schools and Linden STEAM Academy are making “substantial progress toward improvement targets.” But at Malden High, scores on ELA tests showed students lagging behind their peers throughout the state. And according to the Department of Education, Malden High made “limited or no progress toward improvement targets.” MCAS scores are divided into four categories: exceeding expectations, meeting expectations, partially meeting expectations and not meeting expectations. The Grade 10 ELA test results show just over half, or 51 percent, of Malden 10th graders just partially meeting or not meeting expectations. Statewide, 39 percent of 10th graders had scores that fell into the lower two tiers. On the Mathematics test, MalMCAS | SEE PAGE 18 A new chapter begins for Malden Hospital By Barbara Taormina $3.39 A $2.55 GALLON GALLON We accept: MasterCard * Visa * & Discover Price Subject to Change without notice 100 Gal. Min. 24 Hr. Service 781-286-2602 plan to redevelop the Malden Hospital site has been a long time coming, but this week’s presentation at the Beebe School Auditorium proved it was worth the wait. A small crowd turned out Wednesday night for the first public presentation of a community-focused redevelopment plan that’s been in the works for the past year thanks to a partnership between the Friends of Fellsmere Heights and Boston Architectural College’s Gateway Initiative Program. BAC faculty advisor and architect Rashmi Ramaswamy worked with a team of students to produce a plan based on ideas and aspirations of the Friends, their supporters and Malden and Medford residents who had concerns about a proposal for a large private residential development and those who felt the hospital site is a community resource that is meant for a higher use. Leah Emerson, who served as a liaison between the Boston Architectural College designers and the Friends board of directors, began the presentation with the results of an online survey of both Malden and Medford residents. The preservation of open space, tree cover and habitat restoration ranked as one of the highest priorities among those who responded. The use of the site for outdoor recreation and as a potential location for a community arts and cultural center and for a senior housing development were also supported by a majority of those who participated in the survey. Those ideas and others were incorporated into several design options that Ramaswamy presented with a series of slides that all began with a large area of open green space that would be created once the hospital building is razed. 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Most of the girls “liked to dance.” Future Ward 5 Councillor Barbara Walsh Murphy looking cute as a button (as a junior) as “Moonbeam McSwine” in the “Sadie Hawkins Day in Dogpatch” run sponsored by the class of ’70. “Billy & The Twilight’s” had them doing the “Tighten Up” at the Junior Dance. A precocious Arthur Boyle Jr. (age 12) is seen hugging longtime MHS “Principal Clerk” (the legendary) “Auntie” Mabel McQuesten at her retirement party in the Marshall Gym (after 44 years at the High School). A svelte George Miller shooting a baseline jumper versus Quincy in his little gold shorts. Dante DiSerio looking boyish, much like he does today. Jimmy Burns worked at Mal’s after school and looks just like his son Justin. Johnny “D” DeBenedetto won “best looking.” Jimmy Duggan (or “Elvis” as his friends called him) played hoops for St. Paul’s Church. And who knew that English was (Moose bartender) Ralphie Kelly’s favorite subject? All the best to the Class of ’69. “Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to…” In the early 1980’s at Celtics games at the ‘old’ Garden, my friends and I would meet at halftime at the pizza stand on the lower concourse. The Famous Boston Garden Pizza stand, for those with good recall, was located at the Garden from 1957 until the new Garden was built in 1995. Started by the Valenti family from the North End, Anthony and Alfred, their Sicilian slices were famous! They were the real deal! The dough was from Bova’s bakery in the North End, and a special recipe for the “gravy” was made from a base of San Benito Diciotto marinara sauce. If you don’t remember the pizza you most certainly remember the giant metal shears they used to cut the pie into perfect squares with. Regulars at the stand were Bruins alltime greats Milt Schmidt, Bobby Orr and Johnny Bucyk as well as Celt’s savior Larry Bird. Anthony Valenti, who ran the stand at the Garden all those years, says that Johnny Havlicek and his wife, Beth, were his best customers. He said that when he started slices were 25 cents. When he was “unceremoniously” asked to leave, they were $2.25. Compare to the $9 slice today and your yearning for the good old days is justified. We loved the pizza! When I was a regular at the Garden (mid ’70’s through the late ’80’s) my friends and I (usually the Green Street boys Larry & Jake Gilbert, Larry & Moose Kinnon, Spider Lockhart, the Lynch brothers Danny & Jerry, Joey Hult, Frankie & Billy Curley, Danny Moore, (the late) Brad Snow, Mike Walsh and Greg Phaneuf) would make it a halftime tradition. Wolfing down a couple of slices (and a beer) in eight minutes and getting back to our seats before the 2nd half jump ball became a point of pride for us. The photo above came about organically. 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Michelle Luong and Keith Bernard, two first-time candidates who saw some of the same problems among school families in their neighborhoods, decided to step up and run for the Ward 7 seat and the chance to make some changes. Michelle Luong Luong feels more needs to be done to ensure equity among the district’s neighborhood schools. She feels it’s unfair that Linden has the only program for gifted students, and she questions the practice of having much of Malden’s English Language Learning program based at Salemwood. Luong was concerned about bullying in schools before she jumped into the race. But after knocking on doors and talking to other families in Ward 7, she said she has realized it’s an even bigger problem than she previously thought. “I hear so much about bullying as I go door to door,” she said. “I think there needs to be a task force of parents, teachers and administrators who can work at strengthening our bullying policy. Parents want more done about it.” She feels the district needs Michelle Luong decision to run for a seat on the School Committee was based on her own experience navigating the district’s Special Education Department with for her oldest daughter who is a senior at Malden High this year. Luong said that experience was nothing but positive and she and her family always found the support and services they needed. So, in part, she’s running because it’s a chance to give something back. But she’s also keenly aware of what it takes to be an advocate for a child with special needs. “My concern is for people who are new to this country and Malden is their first stop,” she said. “I can see how parents can get lost in the system, especially parents who are from countries where teachers are revered and never questioned.” As good as Malden’s Special Education programs are, Luong said they can always be better. And she feels helping other parents understand how to become effective advocates for their kids is one way to move things forward. A lifelong resident of Ward 7, many know Luong from her years as a real estate agent. Others know her as an active participant in Malden’s Democratic City Committee and for her work on issues involving women and children. Luong said she will bring those experiences and skills to the School Committee where she hopes to work on several key issues. to do more to empower kids to speak up and to allow teachers to take back control of their classrooms. Luong is also passionate about enforcing the district’s anti-vaping policy and she supports investing in vaping detectors that would be installed in school bathrooms. As for Roosevelt Field, Luong is neither pro-grass nor pro-turf. But what she does support is making sure everyone has everyone has a chance to express their opinions and be heard. “I want everybody to come together and do what’s best for those kids playing on that field,” she said. “I want both sides back at the table.” Keith Bernard Keith Bernard has been working on progressive issues and causes for several years. Along the way he’s heard a lot of his friends and neighbors who have children in city schools talk different problems and concerns. “I’ve heard a lot of tales from parents about things they love and things they don’t,” he said. “Being on the School Committee was something I felt I could do to serve the community.” Bernard said he’s heard a lot of frustration from parents as he’s gone door-to-door to meet voters in Ward 7. People have told him they gone to school administrators with problems and they can’t get answers to their questions. 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The night’s misadventures will cause Brad and Janet to question everything they’ve known about themselves, each other, love and lust. With an irresistible rock ’n’ roll score, “The Rocky Horror Show” is a hilarious, wild ride that no audience will soon forget. The cast of Moonbox Productions’ presentation of “The Rocky Horror Show” features Peter Mill (Dr. Frank-n-Furter – Member of Actors’ Equity Association), Carly Grayson (Janet Weiss), Alex Boyle (Brad Majors), Jared Scott Miller (Rocky Horror), Brad Reinking (Riff Raff/Usher), Lori L’Italien (Magenta/Usherette), Kristen Haynes (Columbia), Shonna Cirone (Eddie/Dr. Scott, – Member of Actors’ Equity Association), Alex Jacobs (Narrator), Maggie Markham (Phantom), Kaedon Gray (Phantom), Shane Hennessey (Phantom), Jaclyn Chylinski (Phantom), Shalyn Grow (Phantom), Janis Hudson (Phantom), Max Currie (Phantom) and Zachary McConnell (Phantom/US Frank). With each of their shows, Moonbox Productions partners with a local nonprofit, sharing space on their website and in promotional materials. Moonbox also gives nonprofit partners access to their audiences, helping nonprofits to raise awareness for their cause, create connections within their community and increase the reach and impact of their work. For the production of “The Rocky Horror Show,” Moonbox will be partnering with the Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Youth, Inc. (BAGLY). In 1980, BAGLY was founded by LGBTQ youths who believed that an organization led by and for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning youths would be central to meeting the core physical, social and developmental needs of Greater Boston’s LGBTQ youth community. Three generations of queer youth movement leaders later, BAGLY is recognized nationally for its pioneering role in creating, sustaining and advocating for social support, leadership development and health promotion programs for LGBTQ youths. BAGLY’s approach and historic practice, which has served over 30,000 youths, is replicated by programs and organizations across the country, and our earliest programs (including our Youth Speakers Bureau, youth-led HIV/AIDS education and the nation’s first prom for LGBTQ youths) have provided a foundation upon which many youth-led programs and organizations are built: a youthled, adult-supported social support organization, committed to social justice and creating, sustaining and advocating for programs, policies and services for the LGBTQ youth community. For more information visit www. bagly.org. “What a great way to kick off our tenth season,” said Producer Sharman Altshuler. “To be back in Harvard Square where it all began and taking our first turn in a ‘found space’ venue with this crazy cult classic is a real thrill and an exciting new challenge for the company. Even better, our Director David Lucey was in the cast of our very first show (playing Jeffrey in ‘Godspell,’ which ran at the Brattle Theater in April of 2011), and ‘Rocky Horror’ will mark his Directorial debut with our company. We can’t wait to celebrate the Halloween season in ‘our fair city,’ and we are also excited to introduce our audiences to BAGLY, a great local nonprofit providing vital resources for LGBTQ youth.” The creative and design team includes Producer Altshuler, David Lucey (Director), Mindy Cimini (Music Director), Sarah McIntyre (Stage Manager), Mikayla Williams (Assistant Stage Manager), Cameron McEachern (Set Designer), Daniel Forest Sullivan (Choreographer), David Lucey (Costume Designer), Amanda Ostrow (Assistant Costume Designer), Kathryn Ballinger (Wardrobe Supervisor), Jo Williams (Production Manager), Micaela Slotin (Assistant Production Manager), Sam Biondolillo (Lighting Designer), David Orlando (Associate Lighting Designer), Dave Wilson (Sound Designer), Robert David (Sound Engineer), Allison Choat (Dramaturg/Callback Curator) and Evyn Newton (Master Electrician). To purchase tickets to “The Rocky Horror Show,” go to http:// bit.ly/rockytickets or call 866710-8942. Malden Library announces movie night J oin us for Movie Night at the Malden Public Library on Wednesday, October 16, 2016, from 6:00-8:00pm. We will be showing a recent movie about a lonely widow named Greta who befriends a young, naïve woman in New York City. This psychological thriller stars Isabelle Huppert, Chloë Grace Moretz, and Stephen Rea. Frances (Moretz) finds a handbag on the NYC subway and returns it to its owner, Greta (Huppert), an eccentric French piano teacher, who charms Frances into a friendship that becomes increasingly disturbing. The New York Times calls the movie “…a skillfully executed psychological thriller…” and The New Yorker writes that the film has “…a satisfying sense of fear and tension.…” This film is free and open to the public and is accessible. Movie times are approximate. Please call the Malden Public Library at 781-324-0218 for more information.Rated R (98 min.) 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