DiamondDingo+FollowCharlotte hoops shakeup: South Meck girls stun No. 2South Meck’s girls just pulled off a massive upset, taking down No. 2 Mallard Creek on their own court! That’s the kind of win that gets the whole Charlotte basketball community buzzing. Meanwhile, North Meck’s teams kept their hot streak alive with dominant performances, and Myers Park’s boys edged out Independence in a nail-biter. It’s clear this season is wide open—underdogs are rising, favorites are getting tested, and every game feels like it could flip the script. Which team’s run has you most excited? Who’s your pick to go all the way? Let’s hear your takes! #Education #K12 #CharlotteHoops00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowCollege Station ISD rethinks transfer rulesFewer students are enrolling in College Station ISD, and now the district is taking a hard look at who gets accepted from outside its boundaries. This review of transfer criteria could mean big changes for families hoping to join the district, as well as for current students and teachers. With fewer kids in classrooms, the district has to balance resources and community needs. How do you think these changes might affect the quality of education and the sense of community in our schools? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Education #College #CollegeStation00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowAggieland celebrates 6,000 new grads this weekOver 6,000 Aggies are about to turn their tassels at Texas A&M’s fall commencement ceremonies, filling Reed Arena with excitement and pride. The campus will be buzzing as families and friends gather to honor graduates from all walks of life—plus, a special military commissioning ceremony adds to the tradition. If you’re attending, keep in mind that cameras are only allowed in designated areas, so let’s all help everyone get a clear view. Who’s got a favorite Aggie memory or a shoutout for someone graduating? Let’s celebrate these new beginnings together! #Education #College #Aggieland00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowCleveland remembers Coach Schofield’s legacyThe Rhodes High School gym was filled with emotion as the community honored Keith Schofield, the beloved basketball coach who led the team to a city championship in 2004. His family received a framed jersey, a powerful symbol of the lives he touched—players who still call him a mentor and friend. After surviving a dramatic car accident in 2022, Schofield’s health declined, but his dedication never wavered. His story is a reminder of how one person’s care can shape a generation. How have local coaches or mentors made a difference in your life? #Education #K12 #Cleveland00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowUni Halls: Not the Social Scene You ThinkTurns out, living in uni halls isn’t the instant friend-fest everyone expects. 70% of UK students say they feel lonely or isolated, blaming high rent, awkward layouts, and everyone glued to their phones. Even with people all around, it’s easy to feel alone—especially when going out is too pricey. Most say the type of accommodation really affects their vibe. Anyone else surprised it’s this rough? #Education #StudentLife #Loneliness00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowYour Kid’s 4.0 Might Be a MirageTurns out, that straight-A report card isn’t always what it seems. So many parents think their kids are academic rockstars, but standardized tests are exposing a huge gap—only 22% of seniors are actually proficient in math! Some students with perfect GPAs can’t even do middle school math. Grade inflation is real, and it’s making college apps a rude awakening. Maybe it’s time to look beyond just grades? #Education #EducationReality #GradeInflation00Share
Charles Richardson+FollowMorehouse Scores Big for Health EquityDid you hear? Morehouse School of Medicine just landed $800K to help design a national health equity research program with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. They’re one of only three schools picked to lead this project, aiming to shake up how we tackle health disparities—especially in underserved communities. This could mean real change for how research gets done and who gets a seat at the table. Major win for health justice! #Education #HealthEquity #Morehouse00Share
SonicWanderer+FollowOpelika’s principal wins big for studentsKelli Fischer, principal at Opelika High, was surprised on the football field when she was named Alabama’s Principal of the Year. What stands out most is how she credits her team—students, teachers, and staff—for this honor, saying it reflects their hard work and dedication. Fischer’s journey, shaped by Auburn’s College of Education, is all about blending heart and high standards. Her focus on programs like Dedicated Dawgs and Dawg Impact Groups shows how strong leadership can truly transform a school. How do you think a principal’s leadership style impacts a school’s culture and student success? #Education #K12 #OpelikaHigh00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowIndiana colleges face new 'American values' testIndiana’s new rule now forces colleges to prove their degree programs promote 'core American values' and civic responsibility. For faculty, this means jumping through extra hoops just to get new programs approved—even retroactively. The twist? While the state demands more focus on civic engagement, it’s also cutting back on humanities and social sciences, the very fields best equipped to teach these values. This move has left many educators frustrated and worried about the future of higher education in Indiana. What do you think—should states be policing the 'American-ness' of college degrees? #Education #College #Indiana00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowCharleston’s president lands on SC 500 listBig news for Charleston: President Andrew T. Hsu of the College of Charleston just made the inaugural South Carolina 500 list, recognized as one of the state’s most influential education leaders. Since taking the helm in 2019, Hsu’s leadership has brought new programs and a fresh vision to the college, including the launch of a new School of Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics. It’s exciting to see local leadership getting statewide recognition! How do you think this kind of recognition shapes the future of education in our community? #Education #College #Charleston00Share
