A Preview of OM’s Fall Play On November 12th, 13th, and 14th, some of our talented peers will be presenting this year’s fall play: Puffs! Our theater teacher, Ms. Hoffen, chose and directed Puffs, a play inspired by the Harry Potter franchise, originally written by J.K. Rowling. Puffs follows a similar plotline to the original story, but spotlights the Hogwarts house “Hufflepuff.” It’s meant to … Continue reading Puffs!
Baltimore-based fish and chicken restaurant to be replaced by vegan juice bar The village center offers our community a central place to run a quick errand or grab a quick bite to eat. Our dining options were to expand this summer with the addition of a Hip Hop Fish & Chicken chain, a new choice that excited many OM students. Unfortunately, the deal with Hip … Continue reading Hip Hop Fish & Chicken No Longer Coming to Village Center by Ryan Malinowski
Turns out OM has a pool after all It’s long been a joke here at OM that there’s a pool in the basement, but until recently, that’s all it was, “a joke.” However, with the recent OM pipe burst, a whole part of the school was uncovered, along with a stairwell that leads to a pool complete with a classroom believed to be part of … Continue reading Long-lost Basement Discovered
A look back at OM over the years 50 years ago, Oakland Mills High School officially opened its doors to educate and enrich its first classes of students. Starting with only one semester and a limited number of grades, OM quickly expanded its list of extracurricular activities. Though the first couple of school years didn’t have homecoming dances, there were plenty of school dances and … Continue reading 50 Years at hOMe
OM’s newest English teacher Say hello to our newest English teacher, Mr. Kameron Harrison. This year, Mr. Harrison teaches eleventh-grade English during periods 5 and 6 in room 211. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland and was raised in Catonsville, where he still currently lives with his wife and cat, Gus. He attended Catonsville Elementary School, Catonsville Middle School, and he graduated from Catonsville High … Continue reading Introducing Mr. Harrison
