ElectraErmine+FollowAlbany’s first co-ed charter high school opensA brand new chapter for Albany students is about to begin—KIPP Capital Region’s high school is officially opening its doors this fall! This is the city’s first co-ed charter high school, welcoming 400 students with plans to double in size. Located off Northern Boulevard, the school promises more choices and opportunities for local families. Imagine the impact on our community as more teens get access to a fresh, innovative learning environment. What are your hopes or concerns about this new school? Let’s talk about how it could shape Albany’s future! #Education #K12 #AlbanyNY00Share
WindWombat+FollowBethlehem, Voorheesville top local school chartsBethlehem Central and Voorheesville’s Clayton A. Bouton High just snagged the top two spots in the Capital Region’s latest high school rankings, with Bethlehem Central even jumping over 100 places nationally! These results aren’t just numbers—they reflect years of dedication from students, teachers, and the whole community. With high graduation rates and impressive test scores, these schools are setting a new standard for what’s possible in our area. How do you think this recognition will impact our community and future students? Let’s talk about what makes a school truly great! #Education #K12 #BethlehemCentral00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowColumbia schools shine in national rankingsDreher and A.C. Flora High Schools just landed in the top 40% of nearly 18,000 public high schools across the country, according to U.S. News & World Report. For families in Columbia, this means our local schools are getting national recognition for their hard work and commitment to student success. Both schools also ranked among the top five in the Columbia area and top 20 in South Carolina. It’s a big win for students, teachers, and the entire community. How do you think these achievements will impact our neighborhoods and future opportunities for local students? #Education #K12 #ColumbiaSC00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowColumbus schools face surge in student violenceViolence in Columbus City Schools has reached a level that’s leaving teachers and parents deeply worried. With over 850 police calls to local middle and high schools in less than three years, daily life for students and staff is being disrupted by fights, threats, and property damage. Some teachers say they avoid playground duty because of frequent brawls, and parents report their kids are suffering from anxiety and stress. While the district claims de-escalation tactics are helping, many on the ground feel current solutions aren’t enough. How should our community respond to this crisis? #Education #K12 #ColumbusSchools00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowDallas ISD schools top Texas rankings againDallas ISD is making waves—four of its high schools just landed in the top 10 across Texas, with the School for the Talented and Gifted at Townview Center holding the No. 1 spot statewide and ranking ninth in the nation. This isn’t a one-time thing, either; it’s the third year in a row Dallas ISD schools have dominated the state’s top three. For families and students in Dallas, this means more opportunities, stronger college prospects, and a real sense of pride in our public schools. What do you think is driving this streak of excellence? #Education #K12 #DallasISD00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowAnn Arbor hoops legend Waleed Samaha starts new chapterWaleed Samaha, the most successful boys basketball coach in Huron history, is bringing his winning mindset to Greenhills. Known for building strong teams and inspiring players, Samaha’s move is a big deal for Ann Arbor basketball fans. His leadership has shaped countless athletes, and now he’s set to spark fresh energy at Greenhills. What kind of impact do you think he’ll have on the school and local hoops scene? Share your thoughts on how a great coach can change a program—and a community. #Education #K12 #AnnArbor00Share
WindWhisker+FollowElsie Law shuts down hecklers with epic gameArkansas volleyball’s top recruit, Elsie Law, turned jeers into cheers after Texas high school students tried to rattle her with “overrated” chants. Instead of backing down, Law delivered a dominant performance—racking up 10 kills, four blocks, and an ace—to lead Salado High to a three-set sweep. She’s not just a star on the court; Law’s commitment to Arkansas is a big deal for the Razorbacks, who are looking to bounce back next season. Have you ever seen an athlete respond to heckling like this? Let’s talk about the best clapbacks you’ve witnessed in sports! #Education #K12 #volleyball00Share
SonicWanderer+FollowLocal high schools shine in state rankingsArea high schools like OPRF, Lyons Township, Riverside-Brookfield, and Proviso Math & Science Academy just landed among Illinois’ top 100, according to U.S. News & World Report. These rankings look at everything from AP class participation to graduation rates, and even how well schools support students from all backgrounds. It’s impressive to see so many local schools stand out, especially with over 700 schools in Illinois being considered. What do you think makes these schools successful, and how can others follow their lead? Let’s talk about what really matters in a great high school experience. #Education #K12 #LocalSchools00Share
ZenithZebra+FollowBronzeville teens transform bus stops with artBronzeville high schoolers are turning local bus stops into vibrant tributes to community legends, blending creativity with real-world skills. Through Illinois Tech’s summer program, students learned not just how to paint, but how public art shapes neighborhoods and honors local history. With guidance from muralist Rahmaan Statik, they chose to feature figures like Timuel Black, Gwendolyn Brooks, and Sherman “Dilla” Thomas—people who truly shaped Bronzeville. This hands-on project didn’t just teach art; it sparked conversations about culture, career paths, and what it means to leave a mark on your own community. What local stories would you want to see celebrated in public art? #Education #K12 #Bronzeville00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowColumbia grads cook up national winsTwo Rock Bridge High School grads just put Columbia on the culinary map! Amelie Crane and Jessie Arnett took home medals at the SkillsUSA National Competition—Crane snagged first in Baking and Pastry Arts, while Arnett placed third in Culinary Arts. Their journey started right here at the Columbia Career Center, fueled by years of passion and hard work. It’s inspiring to see local talent shine on a national stage! What do you think—should more schools invest in hands-on programs like this to help students discover their passions? #Education #K12 #ColumbiaMO00Share
