Senior Profile: Rohan Warrier

OM’s Biggest Advocate  Who is Rohan Warrier you ask? Rohan plays a tremendous role in this community, whether he is advocating for our school to be renovated or planning the holiday parade, Rohan is always there to help the community. His years at OM prove that.  After high school, Rohan is looking forward to hanging out with his friends and using his time to create … Continue reading Senior Profile: Rohan Warrier

Exterior of the back of Oakland Mills High School at dusk.

Tips to Pass High School

Advice from a departing senior High school can be a challenging time for many students, with academic pressure, a social life to maintain, and personal responsibilities to manage all at once. In the quest for success, some individuals may be tempted to explore more unconventional or ethically questionable methods to secure a passing grade. While academic integrity should always be upheld, it’s essential to acknowledge … Continue reading Tips to Pass High School

Caesar Escabi Fuentes: The Face of The Average OM Student

Caesar Escabi Fuentes is a 17-year-old senior at OM who will be graduating soon and heading to Lincoln Tech on a full-ride scholarship. Like many others, Caesar did not enjoy high school. When asked what makes his choices unique, he stated, “In reality, nothing. I’m probably the 53rd person to go through this exact same path, make the same choices, and make the same decisions.” … Continue reading Caesar Escabi Fuentes: The Face of The Average OM Student

We Still Need Your Service!

More hours added to the requirement?! On April 1, 2023, the Howard County Board Of Education announced plans of updating service hour requirements for all HCPSS students. Instead of the original 75 hours, it could potentially increase to 90-100 hours of service. The BOE said that Howard County students are not as involved in the community as in other counties, and they believe that this … Continue reading We Still Need Your Service!

Goodbye Canvas!

HCPSS to Switch Learning Management Systems This year will be the final year Canvas will be active in the Howard County Public School System. The Board of Education has decided against using the educational assistance tool, and plans for what comes next have yet to be announced. Canvas was used as a streamlined service for many school related tasks like assignments, quizzes, and accessing grades. … Continue reading Goodbye Canvas!