Jorge Figueroa+FollowWinter storm shuts down schools MondaySnow and icy roads are about to hit hard—enough that several local school districts have already called off classes for Monday. For families, this means scrambling for backup plans, and for kids, it’s a surprise long weekend. The timing couldn’t be trickier, with many parents still juggling work-from-home routines. If you’ve got tips for keeping kids busy or know of any community resources stepping up to help, share them below. How are you preparing for the winter blast and sudden school closures? #Education #WinterStorm #SchoolClosings00Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowDeSoto ISD’s trustees: The heart of our schoolsEvery student’s success in DeSoto ISD traces back to the tireless work of our school board trustees. These local volunteers don’t just attend meetings—they shape the future of our kids by making tough decisions, championing safety, and pushing for academic excellence. Thanks to their leadership, the district has bounced back from state oversight, passed its largest bond ever, and set ambitious goals for student achievement. Their commitment proves that strong public schools build stronger communities. If you see a trustee this month, let them know their dedication matters. How do you think school boards can make the biggest impact? #Education #DeSotoISD #SchoolBoardRecognition00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowColorado hoops: Unbeaten teams shake up the seasonRegis Groff’s boys basketball team is rewriting the script—just three years after a 1-22 season, they’re now the last unbeaten in 5A, crushing opponents by 43 points on average. In 6A, Ralston Valley and Arvada West are both 13-0, setting up a must-watch clash later this month. Over in 4A, Timnath, Denver West, and Montezuma-Cortez are all undefeated, while defending champ Kent Denver keeps rolling with blowout wins. With so many teams on hot streaks, who do you think will stay perfect the longest? Which matchup are you most excited for? Let’s hear your predictions! #Education #K12 #ColoradoBasketball00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowDallas high school reels after tragic lossA heartbreaking tragedy has shaken Woodrow Wilson High School: Wornan Padilla Garcia, a beloved senior and soccer standout, lost his life in an accidental shooting just steps from campus. The news has left students, staff, and families reeling, with extra counselors and patrols now on hand to support the grieving community. Garcia was more than an athlete—he was a friend, a leader, and a source of Wildcat pride. As Dallas police continue their investigation, the school’s tight-knit spirit is being tested like never before. How can our community come together to support each other and prevent future tragedies? #Education #K12 #Dallas00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowTeens Spill on School Cellphone BansCellphone bans at school are getting stricter, but most teens aren’t loving the all-day, “bell-to-bell” rules. New research shows 68% of students are cool with putting phones away during class, but only 8% want them banned all day. Some students say the ban helps them be more present IRL, but nearly half think the rules are just too much. Would you survive a school day without your phone? #Education #CellphoneBan #SchoolLife01Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowWinter storm shuts down Baton Rouge schoolsA major winter storm is shaking up life in Baton Rouge—schools and universities are closing their doors and switching to virtual classes, and even state offices and BREC facilities are shutting down. LSU, Southern University, and East Baton Rouge schools are all moving to remote learning for the day, while some schools are closing entirely. With more updates expected as the weather develops, families are scrambling to adjust their routines. How is this sudden shift to online learning and office closures affecting your plans or workday? Let’s talk about how everyone’s coping and share any tips for making it through this unexpected winter event! #Education #BatonRouge #WinterStorm00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowDFW braces for winter storm school shutdownsA major winter storm is hitting North Texas, and nearly every school district in the DFW area is closing on Monday. From Dallas ISD to Fort Worth, Plano, Arlington, and more, families are suddenly facing a day of canceled classes and tricky travel. This means last-minute changes for parents, teachers, and students alike—plus a reminder to check on neighbors who might need help. With icy roads and power lines at risk, how are you preparing for the day off? Share your plans and tips for staying safe and warm! #Education #DFW #WinterStorm00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowDarrell Higgins leaves a Mars Hill legacyMars Hill Bible School’s football program is about to enter a new era. After a decade of leading the Panthers to four state championships and making history as the only Alabama coach to win titles in three different classifications, Darrell Higgins is stepping down. His impact goes beyond the field—he’s become a pillar of the Mars Hill community, with all three of his kids graduating from the school. The Panthers just wrapped up a perfect 16-0 season, so the foundation is strong. What do you think this change means for Mars Hill and high school football in Alabama? #Education #MarsHill #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowHow did a 7-year-old end up walking home alone?A second grader in Clayton County woke up alone in his dark classroom after school had ended—no teachers, no buses, just an empty building. He ended up walking home by himself for over 20 minutes before a police officer spotted him and gave him a ride. His mom is furious and demanding real answers, not just apologies. How does a child get left behind like this? Where were the checks to make sure every kid got home safe? This isn’t just a one-off mistake—it’s a wake-up call for every parent and school. What changes would make you feel your kids are truly safe at school? #Education #SchoolSafety #ClaytonCounty00Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowEast Texas braces for winter storm school closuresFreezing rain and sleet are set to hit East Texas, forcing many local schools to close or delay classes for safety. Arctic air is moving in, turning rain into a wintry mix by Saturday morning, with temperatures dropping into the low 20s and roads likely to get slick. Some districts like Fruitvale and Gary ISD have already canceled classes, while others are still deciding. With snow and ice expected through Sunday and temps staying below freezing until Monday, families are scrambling to adjust. How is your household preparing for the icy weekend ahead? Share your tips and updates below! #Education #EastTexas #WinterStorm00Share
