OM’s New School Psychologist Let’s give a tremendous welcome to OMHS’s brand new School Psychologist, Mrs. Knauss (pronounced “Now-se,” rhymes with Mouse). Mrs. Knauss has always had an interest in Psychology. She went to graduate school at Towson, took classes in education, majored in Psychology, and minored in Education and Communication Disorders. She learned about the field of School Psychology and thought that it was … Continue reading Meet Mrs. Knauss
OM’s Newest Counselor By Taylor Whitaker & Kamari Shearin School counselors can help all students to become better versions of themselves. From college advice to academic aid to emotional support, counselors make students’ lives a little easier. This is why we’re so excited to be welcoming Ms. Martin to OM to join our amazing team of counselors in student services. Ms. Martin is a new … Continue reading WelcOMe Ms. Martin!
A long-term substitute last year but now making Oakland Mills her permanent home, Ms. De Leon is the newest art teacher this year! Ms. De Leon grew up in Maryland and attended Howard High School, so she’s not new to the area. She went to Howard Community College for two years to get her associate’s degree, then later attended Towson University to finish her bachelor’s. … Continue reading WelcOMing a New Teacher to Oakland Mills!
A Look Into the Newest Addition to the Student Services Team “All that you change, changes you” is a well-known quote from science fiction author, Octavia Butler’s, Parable of the Sower. New to Oakland Mills, Mr. Scott, an avid enjoyer of the sci-fi genre – from books such as those by Octavia Butler, or movies like Star Trek – finds that quote to be particularly … Continue reading Welcome hOMe, Mr. Scott!
Wait, Oakland Mills has a FACS class, since when? Since, now! The Family and Consumer Science (FACS) doors have finally reopened, and after not having the class for many years, this is some big news for Oakland Mills. What’s even better is that we get to add a new member to the community, Mrs. Shawanda Evans, whose passion for FACS goes way beyond just cooking. … Continue reading Who’s Cooking At The Mill?
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