Nicole Snyder+FollowAkron schools close as winter storm hitsAkron Public Schools made the tough call to cancel classes, after-school activities, and even the Board of Education meeting as Winter Storm Fern brought dangerous cold and heavy snow. What really stands out is how much goes into these decisions—15,000 students usually walk to school, so safety is a huge concern. Crews are out before dawn clearing snow and checking heating systems, while administrators weigh the need for meals and child care against the risks outside. It’s a balancing act that affects families all over Akron. How do you think schools should handle these tough weather calls? #Education #Akron #SchoolClosings00Share
SonicWanderer+FollowLutheran East dominates Ohio hoops sceneLutheran East just keeps proving it’s a powerhouse in Ohio boys basketball, no matter the division. Their latest 64-55 win over Garfield Heights at the Scholastic Play By Play Classic turned heads, showing they’re not just top dogs in Division V—they can hang with anyone. Meanwhile, Euclid’s strong victory over Reynoldsburg shook up the Division II rankings, and the top teams in all seven divisions are holding their ground. With so much talent across the state, which team do you think has the best shot at a title run this year? Let’s hear your picks and local favorites! #Education #K12 #OhioHoops00Share
Michael Petty+FollowEvansville schools stay closed—again!Another day at home for Evansville families as EVSC and many other Tri-State schools remain closed, even though roads are finally starting to clear. Synchronous learning is back in action, so kids are logging in from the kitchen table instead of heading to the bus stop. It’s not just schools—several churches across Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois are also shutting their doors. How are you handling another day of remote learning or work? Has the weather thrown off your week, or are you enjoying the extra time at home? Let’s hear how everyone’s coping! #Education #Evansville #SchoolClosings00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowWashington hoops coach steps down midseasonBig shakeup for Washington High School basketball—Bo Burkhart has stepped down as head coach, just months after taking the reins. This sudden move, announced as a personal decision, leaves the Hatchets with an interim coach and eight games left in the season. Burkhart, who called this job one of the best in Indiana, had high hopes when he started. Now, the team faces a new challenge: adapting to a leadership change right in the middle of their campaign. How do you think this will impact the players and the rest of their season? #Education #K12 #WashingtonIN00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowSnow day surprises: Evansville schools closedEvansville and much of the Tri-State are waking up to a rare winter shutdown—schools across the area are closed or delayed after last weekend’s massive storm. For families, this means a sudden change of plans: kids at home, parents scrambling for childcare, and a bonus day off for some. Notably, Evansville Vanderburgh schools will make up the missed day in April. How’s everyone handling the disruption? Are you enjoying the snow day or scrambling to adjust? Share your stories and tips for making the most of this unexpected break! #Education #Evansville #SnowDay00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowFayetteville schools close for safety—here’s whyIcy roads across Fayetteville have led public schools to keep students home another day, and it’s not just about missing class. With buses struggling on hills and young drivers facing slick streets, the district says safety comes first. Maintenance crews have been working nonstop to clear parking lots and sidewalks, hoping to get everyone back by Friday. It’s a tough call—parents juggling work, kids eager to return, and nobody wanting to see a bus sliding on ice. How do you feel about these closures? Is safety the top priority, or does it disrupt your routine? #Education #Fayetteville #SchoolClosures00Share
jenna64+FollowAI Schooling: The Future of Learning?The 'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton is actually excited about one thing: AI-powered schools like Alpha School. Imagine finishing your core classes in just two hours with an AI tutor, then spending the rest of the day on hands-on projects and life skills with teachers. Hinton says this is the best use of AI he’s seen—even if it’s super pricey for now. Would you send your kid to a school like this? #Education #AIinEducation #FutureOfLearning00Share
hnguyen+FollowNottingham teacher banned for beer in classA Nottingham primary school teacher has been banned from teaching after being caught drinking beer in the classroom and trying to mask it with mints. Colleagues noticed he was sipping from a blue can—suspected to be Brewdog’s Punk IPA—every few minutes, then popping a mint after each swig. The strong smell of alcohol was even noticed in the staff office. Despite denying the allegations and calling it a “witch-hunt,” the panel found no evidence to support his claims. What do you think—should a single lapse like this mean a permanent ban, or is there room for second chances in education? #Education #Nottingham #SchoolNews30Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowClemson students roll out their first feature filmClemson’s campus just turned into a real-life movie set! Over 40 students teamed up with Hollywood pros to create “Student Film: The Movie”—the university’s first-ever feature film, shot in just 16 days on a shoestring budget. From acting to lighting, students did it all, learning directly from Emmy-nominated producers and crew who’ve worked on major films. The red-carpet premiere is set for February 6 at the Brooks Center, and the buzz is real. Imagine seeing your classmates on the big screen! What do you think—should more universities offer hands-on experiences like this? #Education #College #ClemsonFilm00Share
Michael Petty+FollowCleveland parents caught off guard by last-minute school closureWaking up to find out school is canceled—after already planning your day—has left many Cleveland families scrambling. CMSD’s last-minute call to close schools due to winter weather meant some parents were already at work or en route, while others only found out through their kids’ social media. For working parents and those without backup childcare, this kind of late notice is more than an inconvenience—it’s a real hardship. Many are now calling for better, more reliable communication from the district. How do you think schools should handle weather closures to support families better? #Education #Cleveland #CMSD00Share
