Come Learn With Us

OMO is a non-profit community organization founded to support the mental and emotional health of our neighbors, near and far, by providing a social environment where children, teens, & adults can learn together in volunteer-led sessions on a variety of subjects.

OMO Women's Retreat 2023 dates announced!
May 5 -7, 2023

Oakland Mills Online, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
December Schedule
Wednesdays
4pm: Student Clubs 
Spanish Club with Ms. Adriana of East Columbia Library Each week, Señora Adriana uses Muzzy (a language app that is free with your HCLS library card) to guide her lessons on conversational Spanish. These family-friendly lessons are a great way to learn or improve your Spanish.
Spanish Club will not be meeting in December due to librarian scheduling changes

Fridays
Scorpion Speaker Series: Healthy Living Month
10:15a - 12.15p: Scorpion Speaker Series 
In-person at Oakland Mills High School  (open to community members after signing in to the school office)

December 2: Behavioral Health - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders- a thoughtful panel discussion with Peer Recovery Specialists from the Howard County Health Dept. featuring: Jack Matthews, Scott Sheldon, Corey Bryce, and Catherine Blessing  
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December 9: Reproductive Health - a thoughtful panel discussion with Peer Recovery Specialists from the Howard County Health Dept. featuring: Samantha Cribbs, and Abby Cobb, BSN/RN


OMO was founded in 2020 to keep our community connected through learning while we were physically isolated. This mission of learning and growing together continues!

Let’s Learn Together

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Get to know OMO
Why do you like OMO? Quotes from the socially-distant days
Faye - "I appreciate OMO for providing a place to feel connected - not just for the kids but the whole family. The news has been like a broken record on this point but we are living in unprecedented times - we are all making it up as we go. I love that OMO provides a space to find some normalcy, connection or even some well-needed laughter in what is otherwise a pretty scary time."
Levi, age 7- "You can learn new things while not even trying to self distance!!!"
Amelia, age 9- "All of the instructors are very nice and kind. And all of the subjects are very interesting."
Katie - "My child interacts with her community and has other people to engage with - some are teachers. That’s crucial right now. She picks the sessions that interest her, and that helps give her independence with her schedule. Both parents are working from home. We rely on OMO for normalcy and community."