Black His-story With Mr. McCaskill

Trumaine McCaskill is one of the 10th-grade history teachers at Oakland Mills High School. He is not only an educator but also a passionate advocate for his beliefs. He attended Clayton High School, a predominantly white school in North Carolina. He had no real direction in 9th and 10th grade, he only knew that he wanted to go to college. The summer after his 10th-grade … Continue reading Black His-story With Mr. McCaskill

Señora Bove’s Impact on The Community

Meet Sara Bove, one of the Spanish teachers here at Oakland Mills High School. She has been working here for 11 years, and was also a student here from 2001-2005. “I love the students, I love the diversity, and the staff is awesome, but my best friends are my colleagues. It’s home to me and I grew up here so I just feel very comfortable.” … Continue reading Señora Bove’s Impact on The Community

Keeping it Real with Mrs. Brown-Fordham

Tupac once said, “I’m not saying I’m gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world.” Tupac’s words ring particularly true for teachers since they are the ones who spark change in this world. Mrs. Brown-Fordham, an English teacher at Oakland Mills, is not the average teacher. From delving into the deeper meaning of water with … Continue reading Keeping it Real with Mrs. Brown-Fordham