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
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Student Walkout 3/15/18
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“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
Matignon National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
Thursday, April 12, 2018 marked the induction of 7 juniors and 30 sophomores into Matignon branch of the National Honor Society. The ceremony started out with the procession music being played by Frodoe Cui, a member of the Matignon class of 2018, while the officers,… Read More
Matignon Drama Club “Makes Nice” at Dramafest
On Saturday, March 3rd, the Matignon Drama Club performed their winter show, Making Nice, at the Massachusetts Drama Festival, put on annually by the Massachusetts Educational Theatre Guild. Making Nice tells the story of a harsh, critical director who is tasked with making a success… Read More
Student Walkout 3/15/18
When groups of intelligent minds join together to stand up for what they believe in, incredible things can happen.
A Letter To My Thirteen Year Old Self
sorry I haven’t written in a while, I’ve been too busy to break my own heart. your writing, it breaks my heart. I know that technically it’s My writing but I don’t recognize the words anymore. I understand that when someone talks to you the… Read More
Career Day
On Friday, March 23rd, Matignon hosted its biannual career day, though there were a few differences compared to the previous one. Instead of having students visit three guest speakers throughout the day, each with a different focus, they first broke up students by grade and… Read More
Magic of Matignon
Photos taken by Ashley Murphy
Harvard Kennedy School Hosts Forum with Parkland Students
On March 20, the Institute of Politics at Harvard University held a forum titled “#NEVERAGAIN: How Parkland Students are Changing the Conversation on Guns.” Six students from Parkland, Florida attended this forum, holding a panel discussion and then answering audience questions. In attendance were Ryan… Read More
Stations Of The Cross
On Holy Thursday the entire school came together to see the Stations of the Cross which was performed by various members of our school community. The Stations of the Cross are a time to reflect on the death of Jesus Christ, by allowing us to… Read More
