My favorite books in the English curriculum We’ve all taken English classes and have probably read books we didn’t like. Maybe you didn’t even read some of the assigned books at all. Despite my lack of enthusiasm over the majority of the text choices, I did read most of them, and definitely found some harder to get through than others. It’s safe to say that … Continue reading Hidden Gems
earthlings By Mai-Anh Nguyen to the sun, earth must look no larger than a marblethat fits between two fingers. inconsequential. rolledacross floors, sidewalks, weaving between buildings because a building is a house & a houseis a home & home is—home is a place far from here. cradled within rough palms is an egg yolk sun, bled rawfrom a shell flecked with dirt. this must beeden … Continue reading earthlings
An OM student writes her name in history What do Amanda Gorman, Jellystone Robinson, Kara Jackson, Meera Dasgupta, Alexandra Huynh, Alyssa Gaines, Salome Agbaroji, and Stephanie Pacheco all have in common? All eight women have served as National Youth Poet Laureates. This year, Howard County introduces our first-ever Youth Poet Laureate, Mai-Anh Nguyen, an OM student! Before we discuss Mai-Anh’s amazing accomplishments, you are probably … Continue reading Introducing the first Youth Poet Laureate of Howard County, Mai-Anh Nguyen
Some people may say that school doesnt teach us things that will benefit us later in life but learning to right good is a life skill that can help you for the hole of the rest of you’re life and can help you get jobs and stuff like that so its important to value good righting now when your young and youre brian isnt developed … Continue reading why it’s importent to rite good by Malcolm Brooks
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