WindWombat+FollowAuburn and Lee-Scott basketball shake upLee-Scott’s boys pulled off a history-making win over Auburn High, marking their first-ever victory against the Tigers in a competitive basketball game. Meanwhile, Auburn’s girls dominated again, showing off their depth and athleticism with a big win. These matchups are turning into real local showdowns, with both teams learning and adjusting from their earlier face-offs. The energy in Samford Gymnasium was electric, and you could feel how much these games meant to both schools. What do you think is fueling these intense rivalries, and who’s got the edge for the rest of the season? #Education #K12 #Auburn00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUA students land D.C. internships for 2026Eighteen standout students from the University of Alabama System just scored a major career boost: they’ll spend summer 2026 interning in Washington, D.C. as Capitol Scholars. This isn’t just about adding a line to their resumes—these students will work directly with Alabama’s congressional offices, learn the ins and outs of federal policy, and build connections with leaders and alumni. It’s a huge step for anyone dreaming of a future in government or public service. Imagine the impact these experiences could have on Alabama’s next generation of leaders! What advice would you give these scholars as they head to D.C.? #Education #College #Alabama00Share
SonicWanderer+FollowSJCS girls dominate, boys regroup after tough gameEvie Adams powered the SJCS Varsity girls to a big win over Charlotte Country Day, dropping 20 points—most of them in a clutch second half. The team’s energy after halftime was unreal, going on a 7-0 run and never looking back. Now 4-2, the girls are showing real teamwork and hustle. On the flip side, the boys faced a tough loss, falling behind after a strong first quarter. They’re now 3-1, but there’s plenty of season left to bounce back. How do you think the teams can keep their momentum or turn things around? #Education #K12 #SJCSKnights00Share
jenna64+FollowBig changes for CMS: Superintendent’s pay, new boardCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools just made a bold move—Superintendent Crystal Hill’s contract is now extended through 2029, and she’s set for a $22,500 raise, bringing her salary close to $341,000. But here’s the twist: her raise won’t kick in until teachers get theirs, putting the spotlight on state-level decisions. Plus, the school board welcomed four new members and re-elected Stephanie Sneed as chair. With fresh faces and a major leadership commitment, what do you think this means for our schools and community? Let’s talk about the impact these changes could have on students, teachers, and families. #Education #CharlotteSchools #CMS00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowAlbany Park school’s space crunch hits homeKids at Haugan Elementary in Albany Park are squeezing into closets and hallways for lessons, while teachers share makeshift offices in storage rooms. Even therapy sessions happen in cramped spaces. Despite this, CPS insists the school isn’t overcrowded, pointing to official capacity numbers. But parents and staff say the reality is different—crowded classrooms and a lack of privacy are making it tough for students to learn and get the support they need. With a nearby school sitting mostly empty, many are frustrated by the district’s slow response. How should CPS address these space challenges? #Education #AlbanyPark #CPS00Share
WindWhisker+FollowCincinnati hoops: Who’s hot in the new season?Lakota West is setting the pace early in Greater Cincinnati boys basketball, but the real story is how much these rankings could shake up as football stars join the hardwood and teams find their groove. Holy Cross, La Salle, and Mason are all undefeated, while Oak Hills is locking down opponents with stifling defense. Covington Catholic is lighting up the scoreboard, and Aiken’s new faces are already making waves. With so many teams still figuring out their identities, this season promises plenty of surprises. Which team do you think will rise to the top by February? #Education #K12 #CincinnatiHoops00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowClemson’s new interim president steps inBig change is coming to Clemson University as longtime Provost Bob Jones takes the reins as Interim President starting January. With President James Clements retiring at the end of the month, the Board of Trustees is turning to someone who knows Clemson inside and out—Jones is a two-time graduate and has spent over a decade working at the university. The search for a permanent president is just getting started, so campus life could see some shifts. What do you think this leadership change means for Clemson’s future? #Education #College #Clemson00Share
hnguyen+FollowSchool merger plan sparks big worriesBig changes are on the table for local schools, and families are feeling left in the dark. Parents of students with IEPs are especially anxious, saying the district hasn’t explained how merging and closing schools will affect their kids’ support and programs. Students and families at Campus International High are also wondering what this means for class rankings and the IB program. With so many unanswered questions, it’s no surprise the community is speaking up. How do you think these changes will impact students and teachers? What would you want the district to clarify first? #Education #SchoolMerger #EducationMatters00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowWalsh Jesuit CYO hoops are back!Basketball energy is buzzing again at Walsh Jesuit as the CYO team returns after a year off, giving students a way to stay active and connected once fall sports wrap up. For seniors, it’s more than just a game—it’s a chance to play with friends, represent their school, and keep the community spirit alive in the winter months. Whether you’re on the revived WJ squad or still repping your parish, CYO hoops is all about fun, competition, and tradition. Anyone else excited to see these local gyms packed again? Share your favorite CYO memories or what you’re looking forward to this season! #Education #WalshJesuit #CYOBasketball00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowBojangles Bash brings nation’s best to ColumbiaColumbia is about to become the center of high school basketball as the Bojangles Bash tips off at Ridge View High! Dynamic Prep, ESPN’s No. 1 team, returns with star Marcus Spears Jr.—already holding 20+ D1 offers. Local teams like Wilson and Ridge View will get a shot at national powerhouses, and future Clemson Tiger Will Stevens is suiting up for Davidson Day. With top prospects from across the country, this weekend is packed with talent and big-time matchups. Who are you most excited to see hit the court? Let’s talk predictions and upsets! #Education #K12 #BojanglesBash00Share
