hnguyen+FollowBig changes could shake up CMS magnet schoolsCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is looking at a major shakeup: magnet programs could be consolidated from 16 themes down to just six, and EE Waddell might become a high school. This isn’t just a behind-the-scenes move—if it goes through, it could mean new attendance boundaries for several neighborhoods, changing where kids go to school. The district says they’ll ask for community input before any final decisions in May. What do you think—would these changes help or hurt our schools and neighborhoods? #Education #CharlotteSchools #CMS00Share
hnguyen+FollowCMS parents: Early release days may be gone!Big changes could be coming to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools calendar: early release days might be swapped out for full teacher workdays starting in 2027-28. Parents have been saying those half-days are a nightmare for childcare, and teachers notice more students skip school on them. Now, CMS is asking the community to weigh in on two new calendar options—both ditch early release days for two full workdays instead. Spring break dates and the last day of school could shift, too. Which setup would work best for your family? #Education #CharlotteSchools #CMS11Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowBig changes could be coming to CMS magnetsCharlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is eyeing a major shakeup of its magnet programs—possibly cutting the number of themes from 16 to just six and expanding career and technical education to every high school. The idea is to focus resources on fewer, stronger programs and make sure students get a consistent experience, no matter where they live. Some smaller arts and STEM programs may be consolidated into flagship schools, and there’s talk of blending IB and talent development tracks. These changes could impact where thousands of kids go to school by 2027. What do you think—will this make things better or just more complicated? #Education #CMS #CharlotteSchools00Share
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
GlitchGladiator+FollowCincinnati wrestling heats up for state runCincinnati’s high school wrestling scene is buzzing as teams and standout athletes gear up for a big postseason push. With state duals and conference tournaments just around the corner, local powerhouses like Elder, Lebanon, and Moeller are set for some intense matchups. Senior Colin Wooldridge’s commitment to Ohio University, after a stellar football and wrestling season, has everyone talking. Plus, Wyoming’s Luke Freund is pinning his way to an incredible 27-1 record. With regional duals kicking off February 7, the next few weeks will be crucial—who’s your pick to make a deep run this year? #Education #K12 #Cincinnati00Share
WindWombat+FollowMichigan wrestling’s epic showdownDetroit Catholic Central and Lowell just clashed in a wrestling dual that’s got the whole state buzzing. These aren’t just any teams—DCC is a three-time Division 1 champ, while Lowell’s been dominating Division 2 for over a decade. The energy in the gym was unreal, and the outcome could shake up the power rankings for weeks. It’s the kind of matchup that gets everyone talking about which program really rules Michigan wrestling. Who do you think holds the crown after this battle? Let’s hear your take! #Education #K12 #MichiganWrestling00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowDetroit hoops night: 81 games, endless rivalriesDetroit’s high school basketball scene is about to explode—81 games are happening across the metro area this Tuesday night! From powerhouse matchups like Manchester vs. Columbia Central to neighborhood rivalries, the city’s gyms will be buzzing. Whether you’re rooting for your alma mater or just love the energy of local sports, there’s a game for everyone. You can follow every score live and even get alerts for your favorite teams. Which matchups are you most excited about? Who’s your pick for the biggest upset? Let’s hear your predictions and stories from the stands! #Education #K12 #DetroitBasketball00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowDallas ISD closes schools for three daysDallas ISD is shutting down all schools and activities from Monday to Wednesday because of dangerous icy conditions on local streets and school grounds. Even though highways are getting better, many neighborhoods are still too slick for safe travel, and more refreezing is expected. The district says this move is all about keeping students and staff safe. Make-up days are already set for April 6 and May 4. Stay tuned to the district’s website and social media for updates. How are these closures affecting your family’s plans or work week? Let’s talk about it below! #Education #DallasISD #SchoolClosures00Share
Michael Petty+FollowCherry Creek schools face culture shakeupCherry Creek Schools is making big moves after a wave of concerns about its workplace culture. With the superintendent and HR chief being married, staff say it’s been tough to report issues without fear of bias. Now, the school board is freezing all admin travel for six months and digging into past conflict-of-interest memos to figure out what needs to change. It’s rare to see a district take such public steps—what do you think this means for trust and transparency in our schools? #Education #CherryCreekSchools #CommunityMatters00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowDurham parents react to Eno Valley principal’s exitEno Valley Elementary’s principal is stepping down after being indicted for allegedly hiding details in a child abuse investigation. This hits home for Durham families, who trust schools to be safe and transparent. The charges stem from a disturbing November incident where a 6-year-old was reportedly tied to a chair by a teacher. With Dr. Wright resigning but still on paid leave until month’s end, many are left wondering how school leadership will rebuild trust. How do you feel about the district’s response so far? What changes would you want to see to ensure student safety? #Education #DurhamNC #EnoValley00Share
