jenna64+FollowNorth Texas schools juggle icy roads and reopeningsSome North Texas families are getting back to routine as a few school districts reopen, but many parents are still juggling last-minute changes with schools staying closed due to lingering icy roads. The patchwork of closures and reopenings is making it tough for parents to plan their day, especially with unpredictable road conditions in different neighborhoods. It’s a real test of patience and flexibility for everyone. How are you managing these sudden schedule shifts? Are your kids back in class, or are you still navigating snow days at home? Let’s share tips and check in on each other! #Education #NorthTexas #SchoolClosures00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowDuke lands $57M boost for tech innovationA massive $57 million gift from the Lamond family is set to supercharge Duke University’s Pratt School of Engineering, right here in Durham. This isn’t just another donation—it’s funding a new chair in electrical and computer engineering, focusing on cutting-edge research in semiconductors and nanoelectronics. The department and chair will now carry Pierre Lamond’s name, honoring his legacy in the global tech industry. For students, faculty, and the wider community, this means more resources, more opportunities, and a bigger spotlight on Durham as a hub for tech breakthroughs. What do you think this could mean for the future of tech in our area? #Education #College #DukeUniversity00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowEvansville schools go virtual again—how’s it working?Another day, another virtual class for Evansville-Vanderburgh students as EVSC cancels in-person school due to road conditions. Teachers will be connecting live online, and families are once again adjusting their routines. For some, it’s a relief to stay safe and warm at home, but for others, juggling work and helping kids learn remotely is a real challenge. How are you and your family handling these back-to-back virtual days? Are students keeping up, or is it getting harder to stay motivated? Let’s talk about what’s working and what’s not! #Education #Evansville #EVSC00Share
Charles Richardson+FollowEvansville schools close: How are you handling it?Classes are canceled across Evansville and other Tri-State districts this Friday because icy roads and sidewalks just aren’t safe for buses or kids walking to school. For many families, this means last-minute schedule changes and figuring out childcare or work-from-home plans. It’s a reminder of how quickly winter weather can disrupt our routines. How is your household adjusting today? Are you making the most of the unexpected day off, or scrambling to cover responsibilities? Let’s share tips and support for each other as we get through another winter weather challenge! #Education #Evansville #SchoolClosings00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowMichigan girls hoops: Who’s on top?Belleville and Grand Rapids South Christian are leading the charge in Michigan high school girls basketball, both boasting undefeated records in their divisions. But what’s really catching attention is the fierce competition just behind them—teams like Wayne Memorial, Goodrich, and Howell are right on their heels, making every game count. With so many squads still unbeaten or with just a single loss, this season is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable in years. Which team do you think has what it takes to stay on top, and who’s your dark horse pick for a late-season run? #Education #K12 #MichiganBasketball00Share
jenna64+FollowCleveland braces for brutal cold and big decisionsSchool districts across Cleveland are facing a tough call: keep kids in class despite dangerous cold, or use up precious calamity hours and risk running short later in winter. Parents are split—some worry about safety, others about lost learning time. Meanwhile, ODOT snowplows are getting hit at a record pace as drivers struggle with low visibility and icy roads. East Cleveland got a boost with extra plows, but many streets are still a mess. And with LeBron James back in town tonight, emotions are running high—could this be his last game here? How are you handling the cold and these big community moments? #Education #Cleveland #WinterWeather00Share
hnguyen+FollowCharlotte schools shift to remote after icy blastIcy roads and bone-chilling temps are shaking up Wednesday plans for families across Charlotte. With overnight lows near 20°F and refreezing after the weekend’s ice storm, most area schools are switching to remote learning or closing altogether. That means another day of juggling work, classes, and cabin fever for parents and students. Some South Carolina districts are just delaying the start, but it’s a patchwork of changes across the region. How’s your household handling these winter curveballs? Are remote days working for your kids, or is everyone ready for a return to normal? #Education #Charlotte #RemoteLearning00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowSchool Dress Code Drama: Parents Sound OffA 12-year-old was sent home for her outfit, and now parents everywhere are fired up. Moms and dads are sharing stories about vague dress codes that seem to target girls and embarrass kids more than help them learn. Viral videos, school board rants, and “just in case” outfit pics are everywhere. The real question: Are dress codes protecting students, or just policing their bodies? This debate is blowing up online and it’s not just one school—it’s everywhere. #Education #DressCodeDebate #Parenting13Share
Julie Alexander+FollowAkron braces for deep freeze: Schools closedBitter cold is shutting down most schools across Greater Akron and Summit County, with wind chills so low that districts aren’t taking any chances with student safety. While kids get a surprise day off, the University of Akron and Kent State are staying open, so college students still need to bundle up and head out. This kind of cold snap really throws a wrench into daily routines—parents scrambling for childcare, teachers adjusting lesson plans, and everyone just trying to stay warm. How’s everyone coping with the sudden closures and the deep freeze? #Education #Akron #SchoolClosings00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowGSU’s Main Street Foundry: Big boost for Atlanta entrepreneursAtlanta’s startup scene just got a major upgrade—GSU’s Main Street Foundry is now accepting applications for its four-month accelerator, and it’s not just about funding. This program matches founders with tailored resources, mentorship, and workshops based on where they are in their business journey. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to scale, you’ll get support that fits your needs. The best part? It all leads up to a Demo Day where you can showcase your venture. If you’ve got a business idea or know someone who does, this could be a game-changer for Atlanta’s entrepreneurial community. #Education #College #AtlantaStartups00Share
