Keep Your PrOMise

Oakland Mills Sharply Responds to Renovation Delays For four early and cold mornings, Oakland Mills staff members were not in their classes, but were outside in front of Oakland Mills, making a case for renovating our 50-year-old building. This movement garnered participation from staff, students, and families. This came after the Howard County Public School System’s Board of Education voted to abandon the Superintendent’s proposed … Continue reading Keep Your PrOMise

National Guard Shooting Tragedy

All Too Familiar Following the recent deployment of U.S. National Guard soldiers to U.S. city streets, there has been a significant uproar on multiple sides of the political spectrum. Some say it’s needed because of violence taking place from protests, while others say that we cannot deploy trained soldiers into civilian-heavy environments because it’s a danger, waste, and abuse of American resources and power.  On … Continue reading National Guard Shooting Tragedy

The History Of Black History Month

What is Black History Month? Black History Month is an annual period where we celebrate and acknowledge the achievements, history, and role African Americans have played in the evolution of the United States. Though we observe it each February, how many of us know the celebration’s history and how it has changed over the years? The History: Black History Month began with an organization called … Continue reading The History Of Black History Month

Welcome Mr. Loyola

By: Ben Searles and Benji Gutierrez Have you heard the buzz around the social studies hallway? It’s Mr. Loyola! Who is that you may ask? Mr. Loyola is part of our brand new Oakland Mills High School staff. He teaches social studies located in room 108. Mr. Loyola coaches the cross country team and leads “los escorpiones latino” at Oakland Mills. Mr. Loyola has also … Continue reading Welcome Mr. Loyola