Our first featured pet is Ranger! Ranger lives with me (Katie Coviello), Susie, who’s a freshman, and my mom, a Spanish teacher here at Matignon. I don’t like to say I’m his owner; we’re (best) friends. Ranger is a Sheltie-Chihuahua mix and is three and… Read More
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Student Walkout 3/15/18
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The PSAT: Standardized Testing Dissected
This past October 10th, Sophomores and Juniors across the United States participated in the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Assessment Test/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test), a nation wide standardized test issued in school by the College Board. This test serves the purpose of assessing students skills… Read More
Class of 2022 Elections
“Freshman class is not only a grade, but one fourth of our Matignon Community”
By: Abigail Stiltner
Block Day Schedule
The new block day schedule has just been incorporated into our school. On Thursdays and Wednesdays all mods are an hour and a half long. On Wednesdays we have just the first four mods. If we were to attend all our mods that school day… Read More
Theatre Review: Dirty Dancing
Dirty Dancing Returns… Again? By: Angelina Kemmett, ’18 If critics crushed the 1987 movie Dirty Dancing, why would it be revived on stage? The answer is simple: decades-long audience adoration that shows no signs of slowing. In reality, it is not a review from a professional… Read More
Ava’s Goodbye
Well, the time has come for me to log out. Working on the Mirror has been a dream – a dream that Angelina and I created together. We started with a lot of ideas – meeting at a coffee shop over the summer and scribbling… Read More
France Trip Photos
Photos Courtesy of Ashley Murphy
The French Exchange Experience
After months of preparing, the French exchange group flew to Paris, France on the night before Easter. The group consisted of Ashley Murphy, Alison Madsen, Jake Hogan, Stefan Ceccherini, Kathrine Parella, and me, Rada Ruggles, accompanied by our school’s French teacher, Mrs. Gaffey… Read More
“You Will Find That Sunset Days Make You Who You Are”
these sunset days are yours. you’ll trip and fall, sure, but at the end you’ll finally stand steady. these sunset days teach you what happiness is. they teach you about family, about home, and most importantly to someone who once stood unsure, they teach you… Read More
“The Hills are Alive!” : The Sound of Music Comes to Boston’s Boch Center
By: Angelina Kemmett Everyone has heard of The Sound of Music. Most would first think of the Julie Andrews movie musical, perhaps focusing on the song “My Favorite Things,” popularly used as a Christmas carol. But before the true story of the Trapp Family Singers… Read More
Junior Night
The evening of April 26th was Matignon High School’s annual Junior Night. The event was a night to celebrate both the junior class’s achievements and to recognize that we will soon be the leaders of this school. First, there was mass led by Father Nedder… Read More
Thoughts and Overview on the New Schedule
Recently, Matignon High School proposed a schedule change for the 2018-2019 year. There were a few hiccups before it transformed into the schedule students have been enjoying for the past month. Though it was popular enough to make its way into the current school year,… Read More
