QuantumQuokka+FollowMichigan coach scandal: Why only Moore was firedSherrone Moore lost his job as Michigan’s head football coach after an investigation confirmed he had an undisclosed relationship with a staff member. But here’s the twist: the staffer keeps her job, and it’s all because of a university policy put in place after a previous scandal. The rules make supervisors responsible for reporting relationships with subordinates, not the other way around. This is meant to protect staff from retaliation and power imbalances. What do you think—should the policy be changed, or does it strike the right balance? #Education #College #Michigan00Share
Michael Petty+FollowLiberty parents demand answers after classroom incidentA Liberty middle school is under fire after a lawsuit alleges a teacher slammed a student’s head into a desk—right in front of classmates. The student, who has a disability, says this wasn’t the first time the teacher acted aggressively. Even more concerning, the principal reportedly left only a vague voicemail for the family and didn’t alert authorities, despite being a mandated reporter. This has parents and community members questioning: Are our schools really safe and accountable? How should schools handle allegations like this? Let’s talk about what needs to change to protect every student. #Education #LibertyMO #SchoolSafety00Share
jenna64+FollowColumbia’s new school is built for kids, not the other way aroundEagle Bluffs Elementary is set to change the way Columbia kids experience school. This $36 million, two-story building is designed with safety and creativity in mind—think storm shelter gym, color-themed learning pods, and tons of natural light. Every piece of furniture is on wheels, so classrooms can be rearranged for any activity. The cafeteria feels more like a cool hangout, and there are three ADA-accessible playgrounds. With space for 740 students, it’s all about making learning collaborative and fun. What do you think—will this flexible, student-first design help kids thrive? #Education #ColumbiaMO #SchoolDesign00Share
ElectraErmine+FollowMeet Birmingham’s standout student leaderCarlos Smith Jr. is making waves at Huffman High with a 3.8 GPA and a resume packed with leadership roles—from SGA to the National Honor Society and even the bowling team. What’s even more impressive? He’s been chosen to represent Birmingham in Ghana through the Sister Cities program. Carlos is the kind of student who lifts up everyone around him, always encouraging his peers to reach higher. Stories like his remind us of the power young leaders have to shape our community. Who else knows a student making a difference? Let’s celebrate them! #Education #K12 #Birmingham00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowBoston families: Free Suffolk tuition ahead!Big news for Boston families—starting in 2026, Suffolk University will cover full tuition for Boston Public and Charter School grads whose families earn $75,000 or less. That means more local students can earn a degree without worrying about tuition bills. The program also includes academic support and mentorship, helping first-generation students thrive. This move could open doors for so many in our community and make college dreams real for families who thought it was out of reach. How do you think this will change opportunities for Boston’s youth? #Education #College #Boston00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowJohn Jay boys rally for first win at homeJohn Jay’s boys basketball team just found their groove—right in front of the home crowd. After a rocky start to the season with two losses and a lineup full of new faces, the Wolves finally clicked during their game against Croton-Harmon. The energy in the gym was electric as Will Green and Alex Palacio stepped up, making big plays that turned the tide. It’s always exciting to see a young team come together. How do you think this first win will shape the rest of their season? #Education #JohnJayWolves #HighSchoolHoops00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowMorgan State’s new grad rules: Tradition meets orderAfter last spring’s chaotic graduation, Morgan State is rolling out new conduct rules to keep future ceremonies smooth and meaningful for everyone. The university listened to students and Divine Nine leaders, who agreed that last year’s on-stage celebrations got out of hand. Now, grads and families will have clear guidelines and mandatory rehearsals, plus a special moment for cultural pride—without disrupting the flow. The goal? Celebrate achievements and traditions while making sure every family gets their moment. What do you think—can these changes strike the right balance between honoring culture and keeping things on track? #Education #College #MorganState00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowMinnesota blizzard shuts down schoolsNorthern Minnesota is facing a true winter wallop—blizzard warnings and whiteout conditions have led to widespread school closures and a switch to e-learning for many districts. Some areas could see up to 8 inches of snow, and travel is nearly impossible in spots. For families, this means a sudden scramble to adjust routines, juggle work-from-home and e-learning, and keep kids entertained indoors. How are you handling the disruption? Are you prepared for more days like this as winter rolls on? Share your tips and experiences below! #Education #MinnesotaWeather #BlizzardWarning00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowWest Michigan schools close for snow dayLake-effect snow and a sudden drop in temperatures are shaking up Friday plans for families across West Michigan. Several local schools—including Crossroads Charter Academy, Hart Public Schools, and Reed City Area Public Schools—are closed due to icy roads and a potential flash freeze overnight. The weather team warns that rain will quickly turn to snow as a cold front sweeps through, making back roads especially slick. If you’re wondering about your district, check the latest updates before heading out. How are you and your neighbors handling the surprise day off? #Education #MichiganWeather #SchoolClosings00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowGarrettsville’s G-Men pull off epic comebackGarfield’s G-Men girls’ basketball team turned the JAG Fieldhouse electric Friday night, clawing back from a 17-6 first-quarter deficit to stun rival Southeast 53-46. The energy in the gym was unreal as the girls ramped up the pressure, forcing turnovers and making clutch shots in the final minutes. Coach Gilbert said this is exactly why he pushes the team so hard—to see them thrive under pressure. Senior Kaelyn Tasker and Mandy Cardinal led the charge, showing what grit and teamwork can do. How do you think this rivalry fuels both teams? Share your favorite local sports comeback! #Education #K12 #Garrettsville00Share
