Michelle Arnold+FollowAustin schools shut down as icy roads lingerIcy roads and bitter cold are keeping every major Austin-area school district closed on Monday. From Austin ISD to Round Rock, plus local colleges like UT and Texas State, classes are canceled across the board. For families, this means another day of juggling work and kids at home, while road crews try to clear up the mess. How are you handling the extended closures? Are you worried about the impact on learning or just grateful for a snow day? Share your thoughts and tips for making the most of this unexpected break! #Education #AustinWeather #SchoolClosings00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowThompson edges Oak Mountain in wild wrestling finalThompson’s wrestling squad jumped out to a huge lead in the AHSAA 7A State Duals final, but Oak Mountain nearly flipped the script with a late surge. The Tommies’ early dominance—winning the first six matches—proved just enough to survive Oak Mountain’s furious comeback, clinching a nail-biting 33-28 win and the state title. Five Thompson wrestlers went undefeated through the tournament, showing how crucial depth and consistency are when everything’s on the line. What do you think made the difference in this championship showdown: a hot start or the ability to rally late? #Education #K12 #AHSAA00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowKnights vs Bulldogs: Who takes the win?Westminster School at Oak Mountain and Montevallo are set for another intense showdown, and the stakes feel higher than ever. Despite a tough history against Montevallo, the Knights are coming in hot after a dominant 71-41 win. Montevallo, meanwhile, just edged out Selma and now boasts a winning record. Their last matchup was a nail-biter, with Westminster sneaking by with a two-point victory. Both teams are riding high—so which side do you think will come out on top this time? Let’s hear your predictions and what you think will make the difference in this matchup! #Education #K12 #HighSchoolHoops00Share
WindWombat+FollowCentennial’s second-half surge stuns BoiseCentennial’s boys basketball team completely flipped the script after halftime, turning a four-point deficit into a commanding 51-30 win over Boise. The energy shift was obvious—after a tough locker room talk, the Patriots exploded with a 22-0 run and locked down on defense, holding Boise to just seven points in the second half. Gabe Eddins led the charge with 19 points, showing what happens when a team responds to adversity together. With five teams now tied atop the conference, the race is wide open. What do you think sparked Centennial’s turnaround, and who’s your pick to take the league? #Education #K12 #CentennialPatriots00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowNortheastern students call for real changeNortheastern’s promises of “belonging” and inclusion have felt more like empty slogans than real action this past year. Many students and faculty are frustrated by the university’s silence and lack of transparency after replacing its DEI office and halting related research. The sense of community feels lost, and it’s tough to trust leadership when communication is so lacking. Other schools have stood their ground—why can’t Northeastern? As a new year begins, students are demanding more than just words. What would real accountability and progress look like for our campus? #Education #College #Northeastern00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowPioneer Middle School’s Lego Team heads to Buffalo!Pioneer Middle School’s Lego Team just clinched second place at the Cuba-Rushford competition and is now advancing to the next round in Buffalo on Feb. 7! What’s really cool is that this isn’t just about building with Legos—these students are diving into real STEM challenges, learning teamwork, and picking up problem-solving skills that go way beyond the classroom. Plus, they were recognized for their team spirit and professionalism. Even elementary students from Arcade joined in for the first time! It’s awesome to see local kids getting hands-on with science and tech. Who else thinks programs like this are game-changers for our schools? #Education #STEM #LegoLeague00Share
hnguyen+FollowBuffalo high schools go remote Monday—here’s whyBuffalo high schoolers will be learning from home this Monday—not because of snow, but so teachers can catch up on grading those rescheduled Regents exams after last week’s closures. Pre-K through 8th graders still have to show up in person. With another round of snow on the way, everyone’s wondering if more changes are coming. How are your families handling these last-minute shifts? Are you prepared for more possible disruptions this winter? Let’s talk about what’s working and what’s not for students, parents, and teachers right now. #Education #BuffaloSchools #RemoteLearning00Share
Michael Petty+FollowSix Chicago Catholic schools closing soonSix Catholic schools across Chicago and the suburbs will close their doors for good at the end of this school year, a decision that’s hitting families and neighborhoods hard. The Archdiocese says declining enrollment and financial struggles left no other option, despite months of effort from parents and staff to keep these schools open. Now, families are scrambling to find new schools and teachers are looking for new jobs. How do you think these closures will affect your community, and what does it say about the future of neighborhood schools in Chicago? #Education #Chicago #SchoolClosures00Share
Robert Cox+FollowWinter storm shuts down Charlotte schoolsA major winter storm has brought Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools to a standstill—no classes, no after-school programs, and no need to worry about a make-up day later. This rare move means families get an unexpected long weekend, but it also raises questions about how the city handles severe weather. How are you spending this snow day? Are you concerned about road conditions or power outages? Let’s share tips and check in on neighbors who might need a hand during the storm! #Education #CharlotteNC #WinterStorm00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUC Law’s new Center for Advocacy: Real-world skills, real impactUC Law is taking hands-on legal training to the next level. With its Center for Advocacy rebrand, students now get even more chances to build courtroom confidence and practical know-how before they graduate. From arguing in mock trials to representing real clients under attorney supervision, the focus is on making sure grads hit the ground running—whether they’re headed to a law firm, corporate office, or public service. This shift feels like a big win for anyone who believes law school should be about more than just textbooks. What do you think—should more schools follow UC’s lead? #Education #College #CincinnatiLaw00Share
