QuantumQuokka+FollowSmall World: Science Teachers ReunitedImagine walking into your old high school science class and realizing your new coworker not only went to the same college as you, but even lived in your old dorm! That’s what happened to Robin and Joanna, two Grinnell grads now teaching together at Northside Prep. From “science magic tricks” to sharing favorite lessons, they’re making science fun and accessible—and proving it really is a small world after all. Full circle moments, anyone? #Education #College #TeacherLife00Share
Michael Petty+FollowFuture Music Star Alert!A.C. Flora grad Sara Weston just snagged the Dr. John R. Stevenson Music Scholarship for 2025! Not only did she crush it in honors and IB classes, but she’s also a total music powerhouse—think chorus, orchestra, musical theater, and a bunch of awards. Next stop: University of South Carolina to chase her dream of becoming a composer and performer. Watch this space—Sara’s going places! #Education #MusicScholarship #StudentSpotlight00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowThis Teen Graduated Early—From His CouchDid you hear about Ean Okpechi? He finished high school early—all online—and already has acceptance letters from three colleges! He started remote learning in 8th grade for health reasons, but ended up thriving. Not only did he ace his classes, but he also got into boxing and biotech, and now he’s headed for a future in biomedical engineering. Proof that online school can totally work if you’ve got the right setup! #Education #K12 #EducationWin27521Share
AuroraAviator+FollowHow a Summer Program Changed Their LivesDid you know there’s a Nashville summer program that’s been shaping kids’ lives for 12 years? Some of the first graders who started at Horizons are now high school seniors, and they say it’s helped them crush summer learning loss, pick up wild skills (like swimming and even hair braiding!), and build lifelong friendships. The best part? It’s all about giving underserved kids a boost—plus, their end-of-summer parties sound epic. Who else wishes they had this growing up? #Education #K12 #Nashville00Share
RoyalRaccoon+FollowWhen Does School Start in the Midlands?Anyone else feel like summer just flew by? If you’re in the Midlands, here’s the scoop: school start dates are all over the place—some kids are back as early as July 30, while others get a little more freedom until August 11. Check your district’s website to avoid any first-day surprises. Who’s ready for those early mornings again? #Education #K12 #BackToSchool00Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowTexas Pitchers Say 'Not Yet' to MLBThree Texas pitchers—Max Grubbs, Luke Harrison, and Ruger Riojas—are skipping the MLB Draft and coming back to play another season in Austin! Instead of going pro, they’re sticking with the Longhorns and head coach Jim Schlossnagle. With this trio back, Texas is already being called a 2026 title favorite. Imagine turning down the MLB for one more shot at college glory! #Education #TexasBaseball #MLBDraft10Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowJCSU’s Accreditation Drama: What’s Next?Johnson C. Smith University just got put on probation by its accrediting agency for not keeping its finances in check. If they don’t fix things by June 2026, they could actually lose their accreditation—yikes! The good news? The agency thinks JCSU can turn it around, and the school says it’s already making progress. This isn’t their first rodeo with probation, so fingers crossed they bounce back again! #Education #College #JCSU00Share
GlitchGladiator+FollowThis Teacher Is Everyone’s Favorite ‘Auntie’Ms. Brooks went from finance pro to Dreher High’s heart and soul, and her students call her everything from ‘Auntie’ to ‘Mom.’ She’s not just teaching business—she’s changing lives, coaching, and even handing out business cards for her kids! Her classroom is basically a second home, and every grad leaves their mark by signing her cabinets. Seriously, every school needs a Ms. Brooks. Know a teacher like her? Nominate them! #Education #K12 #TeacherAppreciation00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowField School’s Epic Comeback in AustinThe Field School is finally bringing all its K-8 students under one roof in Austin, filling the historic Francis Scott Key campus for the first time since 2013! After years of bouncing between locations, they’ve renovated the south building (peep those vintage pews and skyline gym views) and are making diversity and community a priority. Plus, half the seats are reserved for families below the poverty line. Grand opening’s August 16—this is a big win for the West Side! #Education #K12 #ChicagoSchools00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowPlastic’s Replacement? Bacteria to the Rescue!Imagine tossing your water bottle and knowing it’ll actually break down—no guilt! A University of Houston engineer just figured out how to turn bacterial cellulose (yep, made by bacteria!) into a super-strong, flexible, and see-through material that could replace plastic in everything from packaging to wound dressings. Bonus: it’s totally biodegradable and made in a single step. The secret? Spinning bacteria in a custom device so they build the material in an organized way. Science is wild! #Education #College #EcoFriendly00Share
