hnguyen+FollowBuffalo high schools go remote Monday—here’s whyBuffalo high schoolers will be learning from home this Monday—not because of snow, but so teachers can catch up on grading those rescheduled Regents exams after last week’s closures. Pre-K through 8th graders still have to show up in person. With another round of snow on the way, everyone’s wondering if more changes are coming. How are your families handling these last-minute shifts? Are you prepared for more possible disruptions this winter? Let’s talk about what’s working and what’s not for students, parents, and teachers right now. #Education #BuffaloSchools #RemoteLearning00Share
Michael Petty+FollowSix Chicago Catholic schools closing soonSix Catholic schools across Chicago and the suburbs will close their doors for good at the end of this school year, a decision that’s hitting families and neighborhoods hard. The Archdiocese says declining enrollment and financial struggles left no other option, despite months of effort from parents and staff to keep these schools open. Now, families are scrambling to find new schools and teachers are looking for new jobs. How do you think these closures will affect your community, and what does it say about the future of neighborhood schools in Chicago? #Education #Chicago #SchoolClosures00Share
Robert Cox+FollowWinter storm shuts down Charlotte schoolsA major winter storm has brought Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools to a standstill—no classes, no after-school programs, and no need to worry about a make-up day later. This rare move means families get an unexpected long weekend, but it also raises questions about how the city handles severe weather. How are you spending this snow day? Are you concerned about road conditions or power outages? Let’s share tips and check in on neighbors who might need a hand during the storm! #Education #CharlotteNC #WinterStorm00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUC Law’s new Center for Advocacy: Real-world skills, real impactUC Law is taking hands-on legal training to the next level. With its Center for Advocacy rebrand, students now get even more chances to build courtroom confidence and practical know-how before they graduate. From arguing in mock trials to representing real clients under attorney supervision, the focus is on making sure grads hit the ground running—whether they’re headed to a law firm, corporate office, or public service. This shift feels like a big win for anyone who believes law school should be about more than just textbooks. What do you think—should more schools follow UC’s lead? #Education #College #CincinnatiLaw00Share
Robert Cox+FollowHow Phil Santoro is fueling young Cincinnati entrepreneursLaunching your first company at 13 sounds wild, but Phil Santoro did just that—and now he’s paying it forward in Cincinnati. He’s set up funding and mentorship programs at Madeira High School and UC’s Lindner College of Business, aiming to help students turn their ideas into real ventures. What’s cool is how he’s pushing teens to pitch nonprofits to real business leaders, making entrepreneurship feel less like a class project and more like the real deal. Santoro’s story proves that taking risks early can lead to big things. Would you have started a business in high school if you had this kind of support? #Education #Cincinnati #Entrepreneurship00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowMid-Missouri hoops bring the heatNothing beats the energy of high school basketball in mid-Missouri right now! The Battle Spartans and Kickapoo Chiefs are going head-to-head in Columbia, and the stands are packed with excitement. Local teams are showing off serious skills, and every game feels like it could go either way. If you’re following the action, KOMU 8’s live coverage is the place to be for the latest scores and highlights. Who’s your pick for the standout team this week? Let’s hear your thoughts and game day stories! #Education #K12 #MidMoHoops00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowGallup’s new SBDC director is all in for local businessGallup just got a major boost for small businesses—J.M. DeYoung, a hometown leader with deep roots in the community, is now heading the Small Business Development Center at UNM-Gallup. He’s passionate about helping local entrepreneurs get started, grow, and thrive, offering free, confidential support for everything from business planning to marketing. If you’ve ever thought about launching a business or taking your family business to the next level, this is your chance to connect with someone who truly cares about Gallup’s future. What would you like to see from our local SBDC? #Education #College #GallupBusiness00Share
Michael Petty+FollowAI Is Making Students Forget How to Think?Professors are freaking out: 95% say students are getting way too cozy with AI, letting chatbots do the heavy lifting for essays, brainstorming, even study schedules. The big worry? Students are skipping the hard work of actually thinking and just letting AI spit out answers. Now, assignments look polished but students freeze when asked to explain their work. Is AI turning us into tech zombies or just making school easier? The debate is heating up! #Education #AIinEducation #CriticalThinking00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowExtreme cold shuts schools across LouisianaFreezing temps are shaking up routines across southeast Louisiana as school districts scramble to keep kids safe. With wind chills expected in the teens and 20s, Terrebonne Parish schools are closing Monday, while Orleans Parish is staying open for now but keeping a close eye on the forecast. The real concern? Slick roads and black ice could make morning commutes risky, especially on bridges. If you have school-aged kids or drive early, how are you preparing for the cold snap? Share your tips or concerns—let’s help each other stay safe! #Education #LouisianaWeather #SchoolClosures10Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowTeachers Union Drama: Whistleblower SpillsYou won’t believe what’s going down inside one of America’s biggest teachers unions. An insider just called it a “cult” and says if you’re not liberal, you keep quiet or get iced out. Millions in union dues are getting funneled to far-left groups, and now there’s a lawsuit over whether teachers are being misled about where their money goes. Meanwhile, campuses are getting even more heated, with threats and DEI debates flaring up. Wild times in education! #Education #TeachersUnion #CampusRadicals136Share
