DiamondDingo+FollowOhio hoops just changed foreverA five-star basketball phenom, Kam Mercer, is shaking up Ohio high school sports by transferring to Princeton High after leaving Atlanta’s Overtime Elite. What’s wild is that NIL (name, image, and likeness) rules now let high schoolers like Kam—who already has a multimillion-dollar Panini deal—cash in on their talent right here in Ohio. This move could totally change how young athletes and schools approach the game. How do you feel about high schoolers signing big endorsement deals? Is this the future of local sports, or is it moving too fast? #Education #K12 #OhioSports00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowMizzou sorority leader sets new tone for 2026Mizzou’s Greek life is about to get a major boost—Megan Weier, a junior with a real passion for leadership, is stepping up as the 2026 Panhellenic Association president. She’s not just about the title; Megan’s focus is on making communication between sororities smoother and building a more supportive, collaborative community. Her journey from chapter president to PHA leader shows how much she values connection and teamwork. What changes or improvements would you love to see in Mizzou’s sorority life with Megan at the helm? Let’s talk about what makes a strong Greek community! #Education #College #Mizzou00Share
GlitchGladiator+FollowBattle Spartans basketball’s wild weekBattle’s girls basketball team bounced back in a big way after a tough loss to Rock Bridge, dominating Union with a 48-29 win before falling just short against California. The ups and downs show how unpredictable this season could be! Meanwhile, the boys’ squad had a nail-biter in Kansas City, pushing Truman to overtime but coming up short. Wrestling had its share of grit, with standout wins despite a tough night against Smith-Cotton. With a break ahead, there’s plenty to talk about: What do you think will help the Spartans find consistency as the season heats up? #Education #K12 #BattleSpartans00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowBig changes ahead at Lincoln UniversityLincoln University just made a bold move by naming Dr. Darius Watson as the new dean of the School of Professional Studies. Watson’s already known for shaking things up—he’s behind innovative programs like the Security Sciences Institute and the Employment Academy. Now, he’ll oversee the Schools of Business, Education, and Nursing, all while continuing to drive academic innovation. This leadership shift could mean fresh opportunities and new directions for students and faculty. What changes or improvements would you like to see with Watson at the helm? Let’s talk about what this could mean for our campus community! #Education #College #LincolnUniversity00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowGeorge Washington hoops are No. 1 in Colorado!George Washington’s boys basketball team just snagged the top spot in Colorado’s Class 6A rankings—and they’re heading to Las Vegas with serious momentum. After dominating their first three games, the Patriots are set to take on Clovis West from California at the Tarkanian Classic. It’s not every day a Denver team starts the season this strong. Anyone else feeling the excitement for what this squad could do on a bigger stage? Let’s hear your predictions—can they keep this streak alive against out-of-state competition? #Education #K12 #DenverSports00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowBig job cuts coming to Jeffco schoolsHundreds of Jeffco Public Schools employees are bracing for tough news this week as the district plans to cut up to 160 full-time central services positions to help close a $60 million budget gap. These aren’t classroom teachers, but the folks who keep things running behind the scenes—think IT, HR, and finance. District leaders say they’ll try to help affected staff find new roles, but it’s still a major shakeup for our community. How do you think these cuts will impact daily life in our schools and neighborhoods? #Education #JeffcoSchools #CommunityImpact00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowPower outage could disrupt Boulder Valley schoolsXcel Energy is considering a major power shutoff across Boulder Valley and nearby districts this week, right as students gear up for finals and winter break. If high winds and fire risk force the outage, schools in Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, and more counties could close unexpectedly—leaving families scrambling for backup plans. Districts are treating this like a snow day, but with the added challenge of possible days without power at home. Updates are coming Tuesday, but it’s a tense wait for students, parents, and staff. How would your family handle a sudden, days-long outage during such a crucial week? #Education #BoulderValley #PowerOutage00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowKalamazoo Promise just got even biggerBig news for Kalamazoo students: the Kalamazoo Promise is expanding, making college more accessible than ever. Now, grads from Kalamazoo high schools and KVCC can get not just tuition, but help with housing, textbooks, and even rides home during breaks if they attend Wayne State University. This new K2W pathway is all about breaking down barriers and opening doors for local students. With over 8,700 Promise scholars already earning degrees, it’s exciting to see even more support rolling in. How do you think this could change opportunities for young people in our community? #Education #College #KalamazooPromise00Share
WindWhisker+FollowFort Worth hosts high school hoops eliteFort Worth is about to become the center of the high school basketball universe! This weekend, Nolan Catholic High School will be packed with future college and pro stars as 24 powerhouse teams hit the court for The Grind Session’s three-day showcase. Dynamic Prep (TX) and Southeastern Prep Academy (FL) headline a stacked field, and you’ll see dozens of Top 100 recruits—both boys and girls—battling it out. It’s a rare chance to catch tomorrow’s NCAA and NBA standouts up close. Who are you most excited to see, and which team do you think will steal the show? #Education #K12 #FortWorth00Share
Michael Petty+FollowPower outage could close Boulder Valley schoolsXcel Energy is considering a major power shutoff for Boulder Valley and nearby districts this week, right as students are wrapping up finals and end-of-term events. If the winds pick up and fire risk spikes, schools across Boulder, Adams, and St. Vrain Valleys could close with little notice—meaning families might have to juggle last-minute changes and even go without power at home. Districts are treating this like a snow day, but with more uncertainty. How would an unexpected closure or blackout affect your week? Let’s talk about how everyone’s preparing and what support families might need. #Education #BoulderValley #SchoolClosures00Share
