QuantumQuokka+FollowHuntsville grad leads Auburn’s conservation futureGrace Goldsby, a Huntsville native, is about to make a big mark as she leads Auburn’s College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment class of 2025. Her love for the outdoors started early, thanks to family adventures in nature, and now she’s channeling that passion into real change for wildlife conservation. From guiding campus tours to hands-on research in forest health, Grace’s journey shows how local roots can inspire big impact. Her story is a reminder of how one person’s dedication can ripple out—how do you think our community can support the next generation of conservation leaders? #Education #College #Auburn00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUAB grad proves student-athletes can do it allBalancing college football and a 4.0 GPA in civil engineering sounds impossible, but Devin Manigault just did it at UAB. After playing for the Blazers, he made the tough call to step away from the field and focus on his true passion—engineering. Now, he’s graduating with top honors, multiple scholarships, and a job lined up. Devin’s story is a reminder that student-athletes are more than just their sport. How do you think schools can better support students chasing big dreams both on and off the field? #Education #College #UAB00Share
Robert Cox+FollowKO seniors’ eye-opening journey to MontgomeryStepping into the heart of Civil Rights history, Kingswood Oxford seniors spent Thanksgiving break in Montgomery and Birmingham, and it changed how they see the past. Visiting powerful sites like the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park and the Legacy Museum, students said the experience made history feel real—far beyond what textbooks could ever show. From seeing haunting memorials to hearing firsthand stories from survivors, the trip sparked deep conversations about race, justice, and empathy. The warmth of Southern hospitality was a surprise, too. Experiences like these don’t just teach—they transform. What do you think is the value of learning history up close? #Education #Montgomery #CivilRights00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowLeBron’s legacy lights up Akron this DecemberLeBron James’ hometown is about to get a major basketball celebration! St. Vincent–St. Mary High School is hosting the Chosen 1’s Invitational, bringing together top high school teams, local performers, and a wave of LeBron-themed fun. From halftime challenges and t-shirt tosses to exclusive Nike gear and community givebacks, this event is more than just hoops—it’s a tribute to LeBron’s impact on Akron and beyond. With facility upgrades and a packed schedule, it’s a real win for local fans. Who’s planning to check out the action or support the community projects? #Education #K12 #Akron00Share
GlitchGladiator+FollowKam Mercer’s homecoming shakes up Cincinnati hoopsKam Mercer, one of the nation’s top young basketball stars, is coming back to Cincinnati to play for Princeton High School—and he’s bringing major buzz with him. After time with Atlanta’s Overtime Elite, Kam’s return is possible thanks to Ohio’s new NIL rules, letting high school athletes sign endorsement deals. For local fans, this means big-time talent and energy back in the Greater Miami Conference. Kam’s excited to play for Coach Wyant, who’s been like family since his middle school days. How do you think NIL will change high school sports in Ohio? #Education #K12 #Cincinnati00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowSnow day shake-up: Cincinnati schools go remoteBig changes are coming for students and families as Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky schools shift to remote learning or delayed openings with heavy snow on the way. Thomas More and Xavier universities are going fully remote, while Beechwood Independent Schools and major universities like UC and NKU are pushing back their start times. Even the University of Cincinnati’s Doctoral Hooding ceremony is rescheduled! If you’ve got kids or classes, double-check your school’s status and get ready for a cozy snow day. How are you planning to handle the sudden schedule changes? #Education #Cincinnati #SnowDay00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowBig change coming to JC School BoardJefferson City’s Board of Education president just stepped down, and now there’s an open seat up for grabs. If you’ve ever wanted to help shape our schools or know someone who’s passionate about education, this is a real chance to get involved. Applications are being accepted at the district office on East Dunklin Street through early January. Whoever is chosen will serve until April 2027. This kind of shakeup could mean new ideas and energy for our schools—what do you think the board needs most right now? #Education #JeffersonCity #SchoolBoard00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowClemson celebrates staff making a differenceEveryday life at Clemson is shaped by staff who go above and beyond for students, and this year’s Excellence Awards shine a spotlight on their impact. From Taylor Casey guiding hundreds of first-year students to Scott Cook’s support for veterans, and Chloe Ogden’s leadership through big changes, these individuals are making campus feel like home. The Fraternity and Sorority Life team also stood out, connecting thousands through campus traditions. It’s inspiring to see so many people working behind the scenes to build a stronger, more supportive Clemson community. Who else do you think deserves a shoutout for making a difference? #Education #College #Clemson00Share
Benjamin Contreras+FollowMeet the heart of Gentry Middle SchoolEvery morning at Gentry Middle School, students are greeted with the warmth and encouragement of Tranikia Thompson—better known as “Mama Gentry.” She’s not just the principal’s secretary; she’s the school’s biggest cheerleader, always showing up for kids whether it’s in the hallways or at their games. Her energy and compassion have made a real difference, with students and staff saying she makes Gentry feel like home. Now, as she celebrates earning two bachelor’s degrees, her commitment to lifting others up is inspiring the whole community. How has someone like Mama Gentry made a difference in your life? #Education #ColumbiaMO #GentryMiddle00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUSC prof’s 3D heart puzzle changes nursingNursing students at USC are getting hands-on with a new heart-shaped puzzle, thanks to Professor Stephanie Schaller’s creative spark and a 3D printer. The CardioEducator makes learning about congenital heart defects way more interactive—students can actually see and feel how these conditions affect newborns. It’s a big step up from just reading textbooks, and students say it’s helping them truly understand complex heart issues. Could more tactile tools like this transform how we learn tough medical concepts? Share your thoughts! #Education #College #USC00Share
