Malden High School Info for New Families
Find information about Malden High School for incoming parents/caregivers below:
April Break
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Health Curriculum Listening Session
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MPS April Food Service Menus
Please see our April Food service menus to review breakfast and lunch offerings for our students. Reminder: monthly menus and nutrition information can be found HERE.
MOST Summer Program Registration
Summer is coming! Current Malden Out-Of-School Time (MOST) families can now register for the MOST summer program. This program runs from June 23-August 1 and is open Monday – Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Students are enrolled on a weekly basis with tuition of $275 per week per student (there is a 10% sibling discount).
Enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis and space may fill up before the priority registration period ends on March 28 so be sure to complete your registration ASAP. For more information and to start registering, visit maldenps.org/mpsbeforeafterschoolprograms.
Salemwood Donates
A big thank you to Salemwood’s Grade 6 teacher, Penny Kalman, the Grade 6 team, and everyone who donated to Bread of Life.
This year our Salemwood community really came out in full force to donate all these great non perishables.
November Edition of The Blue and Gold
The latest edition of the Malden Blue and Gold, produced by students at Malden High School, is out!
Read the November news to learn all about what’s going on at Malden High and beyond.
Happy Education & Professional Support Staff Appreciation Day!
On this day and everyday, we recognize and appreciate the essential contributions of the many support staff who work in our schools to bolster our students and ensure the school runs smoothly.
Before School Program Registration
The Before School Program registration is now open. Please keep in mind that the availability of this program at each school will depend on at least 10 students registering and the availability of staff to care for them. The cost to families will be $50 per child, per week.
Please click here to register your student via our online portal.
If you have questions about the Before School program, please call the Malden Out-of-School Time office at 781-870-7684 or reach out via email at mpsafterschool@maldenps.org.
Dr. Timothy Sippel Named Next Superintendent of Malden Public Schools
The Malden School Committee is pleased to announce Dr. Timothy Sippel as the next Superintendent of Schools effective July 1, 2024, pending contract negotiations. The announcement comes after a vote of the School Committee last Thursday evening following the recommendations put forth by a Search Committee led by School Committee members Sharyn Rose-Zeiberg and Jennifer Spadafora. The Massachusetts Association of School Committees (MASC) assisted with the selection process which was a collaborative effort involving feedback from the community and a panel made up of school principals, educators, directors, supportstaff, caregivers, and the City’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer.
“I first want to recognize the hard work of the Superintendent Search Committee,” said Mayor Christenson. “Their commitment to our students, educators and families is truly appreciated. I also want to welcome Dr. Sippel to our school community. I look forward to working with him and furthering the great work that continues here in the Malden Public Schools.”
“I am also pleased to welcome Dr. Sippel to Malden as our next district leader,” said School Committee Vice-Chair Jennifer Spadafora. “Our Superintendent Search Committee worked diligently to put forth only the best candidates based on feedback from educators, students and caregivers and I believe Dr. Sippel represents everything Malden is looking for in a Superintendent. I look forward to our School Committee working collaboratively with Dr. Sippel to move the district forward and ensure our students continue to receive a top-notch education here in Malden.”
Dr. Sippel is a lifelong educator with over three decades of experience in urban public-school districts. He currently serves as Executive Director of Schools in Worcester Public Schools, responsible for overseeing 13 elementary and secondary schools in a district that educates over 24,000 students. Dr. Sippel provides key leadership in the streamlining of central office support and the development of district policies to improve teaching and learning. He has also led the expansion of the Commonwealth’s largest Early College program in partnership with
Quinsigamond Community College and Worcester State University.
From his early days as a student in Cincinnati, Ohio, attending racially diverse public schools, and throughout his career, Dr. Sippel has developed an unwavering commitment to improving educational opportunities for all students. He entered the field of education through Teach for
America as a bilingual Spanish elementary teacher and taught for 10 years in South Los Angeles.
He later held key administrative positions such as English learner coordinator, school improvement facilitator, director of college and career pathways, and high school principal, in which he honed his expertise as an educational innovator. During his tenure in the Pasadena
Unified School District, he led the reconstitution and turnaround of the district’s highest-needs high school, substantially boosting graduation rates. He also established cutting-edge career technical education programs and launched the first Early College partnership in Pasadena.
Dr. Sippel holds a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service and a Certificate in Latin American Studies from Georgetown University. He earned a Master of Education from the University of California, Los Angeles, and completed his Doctorate of Education Leadership at the Harvard
Graduate School of Education in 2020. Outside of his professional life, Dr. Sippel enjoys running, reading, volunteering at his church, and learning Portuguese. He resides in Cambridge with his wife, an ESL teacher, and their two sons, one in high school and the other in college.
“I am very excited to meet and work with everyone in the Malden Public Schools,” Dr. Sippel said. “There are so many strengths within this district, and I look forward to collaborating with the Mayor, the School Committee, the district’s employees, parents and caregivers, and the broader community to ensure that every student receives what they need to thrive and be prepared for the future.”
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