ElectraErmine+FollowSparrows Point wrestlers left in the coldImagine finishing a tough wrestling match, only to find out your ride home just drove off—leaving you and your teammates stranded in freezing temperatures. That’s exactly what happened to the Sparrows Point High School wrestling team after a meet at Hereford. Parents were panicked, students were exhausted and cold, and the bus driver—hired from an outside company—simply left. The school had to scramble for a backup bus, and the team waited nearly an hour to get home. How would you feel if this happened to your kid? Should schools rethink using outside transportation companies? #Education #K12 #SparrowsPoint00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowShake-up at Southern University SystemSouthern University System is seeing big changes at the top: Orlando McMeans steps in as interim president after the board fired Dennis Shields, who was only in the role since 2022. McMeans, known for his work at the Ag Center, starts January 1. This leadership shuffle isn’t just a one-off—three out of four higher ed system presidents in Louisiana have left their posts this year, including at LSU and the community college system. What do you think these rapid changes mean for students, faculty, and the Baton Rouge community? #Education #College #SouthernUniversity00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowRemembering Birmingham’s basketball legendRalph Williams wasn’t just a coach—he was the heart of Birmingham basketball. From leading Hayes High to a state championship to shaping future stars at Parker and John Carroll, his influence reached far beyond the court. Williams was known for his knack for bringing out the best in every player, teaching them about teamwork, character, and life itself. His legacy lives on in the countless athletes and coaches he inspired. How do you think a great coach shapes a community? Share your stories or memories of Coach Williams and the impact of local sports mentors. #Education #K12 #Birmingham10Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowHoover and Montgomery Academy top the chartsHoover’s boys and Montgomery Academy just jumped back into the No. 1 spots in their classes, shaking up the latest ASWA high school basketball rankings. Defending champs are proving they’re still the teams to beat, while Wenonah’s boys also reclaimed their top spot in 5A. On the girls’ side, every No. 1 team held strong, with Hoover, Park Crossing, and Scottsboro leading the way. It’s clear some programs are building dynasties—what do you think makes these teams so tough to dethrone? Any underdogs you’re rooting for to break through this season? #Education #K12 #AlabamaBasketball00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowMSU dorms open for football weekend stayMontana State students heading back for the big football game can actually crash in their own dorm rooms this weekend—even though campus housing officially closed after commencement. For just $25 a night, students can rent their old rooms Friday, Saturday, or both, making it way easier to enjoy the game without worrying about traffic or late-night drives. It’s a smart move by MSU, letting students stay close to the action and reconnect with friends. Would you take advantage of this, or do you think more schools should offer similar options for big events? #Education #College #MontanaState00Share
ElectricEclipse+FollowEast Chapel Hill faces Charlottesville: Who’s tuning in?East Chapel Hill’s girls basketball team is set for a big playoff showdown against Charlottesville this Friday at 3 p.m. ET, and you can catch every moment live on the NFHS Network. Whether you’re rooting for a local favorite or just love high school hoops, it’s never been easier to follow the action from anywhere—phone, tablet, or TV. With both teams packed with talent and a full season of games ahead, this is the perfect time to rally behind your school. Who are you cheering for, and what matchups are you most excited about this season? #Education #K12 #HighSchoolHoops00Share
GlitchGladiator+FollowSt. Xavier’s epic 73–17 basketball blowoutSt. Xavier’s basketball team just put on a clinic, crushing Meadowdale 73–17 in a game that felt over by the first quarter. The Bombers’ defense was relentless, forcing 29 turnovers and turning them into 46 points. What’s wild is how balanced their attack was—everyone on the roster chipped in, including the bench, which dropped 29 points. Shooting nearly 56% from the field and almost 48% from three, St. Xavier was locked in all night. For Cincinnati hoops fans, this kind of performance sets a high bar. How do you think Meadowdale bounces back from a loss like this? #Education #K12 #StXavier00Share
AuroraAviator+FollowCleveland girls hoops: Wild comebacks & big winsLast night’s girls basketball games around Cleveland were packed with energy—Olmsted Falls dominated Avon, while Keystone clawed back for a gritty win over Firelands by holding them to just four points in the fourth quarter. Brecksville flipped the script after halftime, and Copley’s defense was relentless, nearly shutting out Cuyahoga Falls. These games weren’t just about the scores; they showed how much heart and hustle these teams bring to the court. Which team’s performance impressed you most, or did you catch any standout moments from your local squad? Let’s talk about the rising stars and game-changers in our community! #Education #K12 #ClevelandHoops00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowAnn Arbor loses a college classicBlue Leprechaun, a staple for University of Michigan students and locals alike, is closing its doors for good. For many, this bar wasn’t just a place to grab a drink—it was where memories were made, friendships started, and big games were watched. Its absence will definitely change the campus vibe, especially for those who saw it as a rite of passage. What’s your favorite memory from Blue Lep? And where do you think the next go-to spot will be for students and alumni? Let’s reminisce and look ahead together. #Education #College #AnnArbor00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowCleveland’s first tuition-free all-girls high school is comingA brand new, tuition-free, all-girls high school is set to open on Cleveland’s southeast side in 2026, aiming to close the equity gap for Black and brown girls who’ve had limited options. Dr. Luciana Gilmore, a former CMSD principal, is leading the charge with FORWARD Girls Leadership Academy, focusing on leadership, STEM, and global humanities. Unlike other private schools with steep tuition, this independent academy will be accessible to all, starting with 75 ninth graders. No sports teams at first—just a deep investment in academics and support. What do you think about single-gender schools as a way to boost opportunity and confidence? #Education #Cleveland #GirlsEducation00Share
