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
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
Robert Cox+FollowHow Phil Santoro is fueling young Cincinnati entrepreneursLaunching your first company at 13 sounds wild, but Phil Santoro did just that—and now he’s paying it forward in Cincinnati. He’s set up funding and mentorship programs at Madeira High School and UC’s Lindner College of Business, aiming to help students turn their ideas into real ventures. What’s cool is how he’s pushing teens to pitch nonprofits to real business leaders, making entrepreneurship feel less like a class project and more like the real deal. Santoro’s story proves that taking risks early can lead to big things. Would you have started a business in high school if you had this kind of support? #Education #Cincinnati #Entrepreneurship00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowMid-Missouri hoops bring the heatNothing beats the energy of high school basketball in mid-Missouri right now! The Battle Spartans and Kickapoo Chiefs are going head-to-head in Columbia, and the stands are packed with excitement. Local teams are showing off serious skills, and every game feels like it could go either way. If you’re following the action, KOMU 8’s live coverage is the place to be for the latest scores and highlights. Who’s your pick for the standout team this week? Let’s hear your thoughts and game day stories! #Education #K12 #MidMoHoops00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowGallup’s new SBDC director is all in for local businessGallup just got a major boost for small businesses—J.M. DeYoung, a hometown leader with deep roots in the community, is now heading the Small Business Development Center at UNM-Gallup. He’s passionate about helping local entrepreneurs get started, grow, and thrive, offering free, confidential support for everything from business planning to marketing. If you’ve ever thought about launching a business or taking your family business to the next level, this is your chance to connect with someone who truly cares about Gallup’s future. What would you like to see from our local SBDC? #Education #College #GallupBusiness00Share
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
Jessica Marshall+FollowAthens braces for possible school closures MondayWinter weather could shake up routines in Athens, as the Clarke County School District is on alert for a potential storm. Families should keep their phones handy—official word on whether schools and offices will open Monday is coming by 5 p.m. Sunday. Make sure your contact info is up to date so you don’t miss critical alerts. Updates will hit the district’s website and social media, but it’s smart to check the Athens-Clarke County Severe Weather Response page too. How are you preparing for a possible snow day? #Education #AthensGA #WinterStorm00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowEast Meck stuns Ardrey Kell, shakes up Charlotte hoopsEast Meck just snapped Ardrey Kell’s 13-game win streak, and the Southwestern 7A/8A conference race is suddenly wide open. Nixon Wright’s 21 points powered the Eagles to a gritty 57-51 win, handing the Knights their first league loss and putting East Meck in the driver’s seat. This kind of upset is what makes high school basketball so fun—no one’s spot is safe, and every game can flip the script. What do you think this means for the rest of the season? Who’s your pick to finish on top? #Education #CharlotteHoops #HighSchoolBasketball00Share
Michael Petty+FollowSchool closings sweep the Mid-SouthA wave of school closings is hitting the Mid-South as a major winter storm brings snow, sleet, and ice to the region. From Memphis to Jonesboro and Oxford, schools and colleges are shutting down or moving to remote learning to keep everyone safe. This means parents are scrambling for last-minute childcare, students get a surprise break, and roads could be treacherous for days. How are you preparing for the storm? Are you worried about power outages or road conditions? Let’s share tips and check in on each other as the weather rolls in! #Education #SchoolClosings #WinterStorm00Share
