hnguyen+FollowCharlotte schools shift to remote after icy blastIcy roads and bone-chilling temps are shaking up Wednesday plans for families across Charlotte. With overnight lows near 20°F and refreezing after the weekend’s ice storm, most area schools are switching to remote learning or closing altogether. That means another day of juggling work, classes, and cabin fever for parents and students. Some South Carolina districts are just delaying the start, but it’s a patchwork of changes across the region. How’s your household handling these winter curveballs? Are remote days working for your kids, or is everyone ready for a return to normal? #Education #Charlotte #RemoteLearning00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowSchool Dress Code Drama: Parents Sound OffA 12-year-old was sent home for her outfit, and now parents everywhere are fired up. Moms and dads are sharing stories about vague dress codes that seem to target girls and embarrass kids more than help them learn. Viral videos, school board rants, and “just in case” outfit pics are everywhere. The real question: Are dress codes protecting students, or just policing their bodies? This debate is blowing up online and it’s not just one school—it’s everywhere. #Education #DressCodeDebate #Parenting13Share
Julie Alexander+FollowAkron braces for deep freeze: Schools closedBitter cold is shutting down most schools across Greater Akron and Summit County, with wind chills so low that districts aren’t taking any chances with student safety. While kids get a surprise day off, the University of Akron and Kent State are staying open, so college students still need to bundle up and head out. This kind of cold snap really throws a wrench into daily routines—parents scrambling for childcare, teachers adjusting lesson plans, and everyone just trying to stay warm. How’s everyone coping with the sudden closures and the deep freeze? #Education #Akron #SchoolClosings00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowGSU’s Main Street Foundry: Big boost for Atlanta entrepreneursAtlanta’s startup scene just got a major upgrade—GSU’s Main Street Foundry is now accepting applications for its four-month accelerator, and it’s not just about funding. This program matches founders with tailored resources, mentorship, and workshops based on where they are in their business journey. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to scale, you’ll get support that fits your needs. The best part? It all leads up to a Demo Day where you can showcase your venture. If you’ve got a business idea or know someone who does, this could be a game-changer for Atlanta’s entrepreneurial community. #Education #College #AtlantaStartups00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowU-M’s law firm bill: $2,345 an hour?!One lawyer investigating the Sherrone Moore scandal at the University of Michigan charged an eye-popping $2,345 per hour—yes, per hour. The university shelled out nearly $62,000 in just two weeks to the Chicago-based firm Jenner & Block, and that’s only for November. With more bills likely coming, it’s wild to think how much this off-field drama could cost. How do you feel about public universities spending tuition and tax dollars this way? Is this just the price of accountability, or does it cross a line? #Education #College #Michigan00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUM’s Moore scandal: $62K+ in legal fees, big questionsThe University of Michigan shelled out over $62,000 in just two weeks for lawyers investigating ex-football coach Sherrone Moore’s alleged misconduct—a bill that could climb much higher. One attorney reportedly charged nearly $2,400 an hour! Moore was fired after evidence surfaced of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member, followed by disturbing allegations of threats and violence. The fallout has left many on campus shocked and wondering: How should universities handle these situations, and what’s a fair price for accountability? Where do we draw the line between protecting privacy and ensuring transparency? #Education #College #Michigan00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowKindergarten start debate heats up in local schoolsHolding a child back before kindergarten is causing a real stir between parents and the school district. Some families feel their kids need more time to grow before starting school, while the district is pushing for a more uniform approach. This disagreement isn’t just about one child—it’s raising big questions about how we decide when kids are ready for school and who gets to make that call. Have you faced a similar decision, or do you think parents or schools should have the final say? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Education #Parenting #Kindergarten10Share
ZenithZebra+FollowAuburn and Central light up Phenix CityLast night’s Auburn vs. Central basketball doubleheader was pure drama from start to finish! The Auburn Lady Tigers pulled off a heart-stopping win with a clutch free throw in the final seconds, while the Central Red Devils boys rallied late to edge out the Tigers. Both teams now get to host their area tournaments, which is huge for the community. These games weren’t just about scores—they were about grit, comebacks, and proving doubters wrong. If you were there, what moment stuck with you most? Let’s talk about how these teams are shaping the future of local basketball! #Education #K12 #AuburnHigh00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowBU students react to wild fake dining flyerA flyer promising free food for freshmen in exchange for some seriously questionable dance moves made its way into Claflin Hall, catching a lot of BU students off guard. The flyer looked official—complete with BU Dining branding and even a QR code linking to the real dining website—but the language was way too bold to be legit. Students are buzzing about whether it was a prank, a dare, or just a social experiment. Either way, it’s got everyone talking about what’s real and what’s not on campus. Would you have fallen for it or just laughed it off? #Education #College #BostonUniversity00Share
Robert Cox+FollowCharlotte schools go remote as icy roads lingerFreezing temps and slick roads are shaking up school routines across Charlotte and nearby counties. After a weekend ice storm, districts like CMS are switching to remote learning or closing altogether on Wednesday to keep everyone safe. Some South Carolina schools are delaying start times by two hours. With lows near 20°F and icy patches still a risk, these changes are all about protecting students and staff. How are these weather disruptions affecting your family’s week? Share your tips for staying safe and sane during winter school shakeups! #Education #Charlotte #SchoolClosings00Share
