Jorge Figueroa+FollowRiverside teachers demand change at school boardTensions hit a boiling point in Painesville as Riverside teachers openly called for a school board member’s resignation during a heated meeting. For many local families, this isn’t just about politics—it’s about trust and the direction of our schools. When educators feel compelled to speak out so publicly, it signals deeper issues that could impact students and the whole community. How do you feel about teachers taking such a strong stand? What changes would you want to see in our school leadership? Let’s talk about what’s really at stake for Riverside. #Education #Painesville #RiversideSchools00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowNCCU’s financial turnaround: Clean audit win!After years of financial missteps, North Carolina Central University just got a clean bill of health from the State Auditor—no errors, no findings, nothing to fix. That’s a huge shift from just a few months ago, when $45 million in mistakes were flagged. This clean audit didn’t happen by accident; it’s the result of a total overhaul of NCCU’s financial operations over the past year and a half. For students, staff, and the community, this means more trust, stability, and confidence in how the university manages its resources. What changes do you think made the biggest difference? #Education #NCCU #AuditSuccess00Share
Julie Alexander+FollowBloomington South’s bench brings the heatBloomington South’s girls basketball team just showed how game-changing true depth can be. With all 10 Panthers not only hitting the court but also scoring, South simply wore down North in their annual rivalry, pulling away for a 62-36 win. It’s not just about having fresh legs—it’s about trust, energy, and everyone stepping up. Even when the starters need a break, the second wave keeps the pressure on. How much does a deep bench matter in high school sports? Anyone else notice how much more fun it is to watch when everyone gets in on the action? #Education #BloomingtonSouth #GirlsBasketball00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowCharleston’s push to solve the special ed teacher gapSouth Carolina families are feeling the impact of a major shortage in special education teachers—some students aren’t getting the support they deserve. But there’s a new, hopeful shift: local programs like SC-CREATE are making it possible for current school staff to earn special ed degrees tuition-free, all while working. The College of Charleston is stepping up to help build a pipeline of caring, qualified teachers. This could be a game-changer for our schools and kids. What do you think it’ll take to keep great teachers in our classrooms? #Education #Charleston #SpecialEducation00Share
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
Benjamin Contreras+FollowBlizzard warning shakes up Minnesota routinesBlizzard warnings have turned daily life upside down across Minnesota and eastern North Dakota. Schools and colleges are shutting their doors or shifting to online classes as fierce winds—gusting up to 70 mph—combine with heavy snow, creating whiteout conditions and dangerous roads. Temperatures are dropping fast, with a flash freeze expected to make sidewalks and highways even riskier. From Bemidji to the Twin Cities, everyone’s adjusting plans and checking for updates. How are you staying safe or adapting your day? Share your tips and stories below—let’s help each other through this wild winter blast! #Education #BlizzardWarning #MinnesotaWeather00Share
Michael Petty+FollowAkron’s teacher programs set a new reading standardAkron’s future teachers are getting some of the best training in the country for helping kids learn to read. The University of Akron just earned top honors from the International Dyslexia Association for three of its teacher-prep programs—something only 24 schools nationwide can claim. This means local educators are learning the latest science-backed ways to spot reading struggles early and support every student, including those with dyslexia. With Ohio’s new laws pushing for structured literacy, Akron is leading the way. How do you think better teacher training could change reading outcomes in our schools? #Education #Akron #Literacy00Share
Nicole Snyder+FollowSanta Fe’s PIVOT program gives youth a real second chanceKids in New Mexico face some of the toughest challenges in the country, from family struggles to exposure to gangs. What’s new is Santa Fe’s PIVOT program, a fresh approach that’s actually keeping young people out of the justice system—by connecting them with creative outlets and support instead of just punishment. It’s a pilot effort run by UNM professors and Moving Arts Española, and it’s already making a difference. But there’s a catch: there aren’t enough services to reach everyone who needs help. How do you think our community should step up to support these efforts? #Education #SantaFe #YouthJustice00Share
Michael Petty+FollowAustin massage school closure shakes up local wellness sceneA major shakeup just hit Austin’s wellness community—a northwest massage school was abruptly shut down after state officials uncovered a scheme to help students get licenses through fraud. Not only did the school lose its credentials, but its leaders are now banned from practicing in Texas. This crackdown is a big deal for anyone who relies on massage therapy, raising questions about trust and safety in local businesses. How do you feel about stricter oversight in wellness education? Should the state do more to protect consumers? Let’s talk about what this means for Austin’s health scene. #Education #AustinNews #MassageTherapy00Share
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
