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May 18
Education

Online learning here to stay as JCPS contends with teacher shortages and increased student need

JCPS added a second online tutoring platform for students this spring, even as students remain mostly in-person.
By Jess Clark
May 18
Education

Online learning here to stay as JCPS contends with teacher shortages and increased student need

By Jess Clark
May 16
Education

How to sign up for JCPS summer learning camps

JCPS is offering a four-week summer camp for students entering first through twelfth grades. Registration ends May 20.

By Jess Clark
May 16
Education
How to sign up for JCPS summer learning camps
Jess Clark
May 12
Education

Louisville high schoolers walk out in protest of draft SCOTUS abortion decision

Students at Waggener High School marched out of class Thursday with a message to politicians: “Keep your laws off our bodies.”

By Jess Clark
May 12
Education
Louisville high school students walk out in protest of draft SCOTUS abortion decision
Jess Clark
May 12
Education

First graduating class is a milestone in KyCAD’s history as an independent art college

The Kentucky College of Art and Design in Louisville became an independent college in late 2018. It graduated its first class this week.

By Stephanie Wolf
May 12
Education
KyCAD marks a milestone with first graduates
Stephanie Wolf
May 1
Education

Kentucky drops in national rankings for teacher pay, student spending

A report from a national teacher’s union shows Kentucky falling behind other states in funding for public education.

By Jess Clark
May 1
Education
Kentucky drops in national rankings for teacher pay
Jess Clark
Apr 27
Education

JCPS gets new board member districts for the 2022 election

Population changes and precinct changes have prompted the Jefferson County Board of Education to redistrict.

By Jess Clark
Apr 27
Education
JCPS gets new board member districts
Jess Clark
Apr 26
Education

JCPS Afrocentric all-girls middle school to add high school grades

The Jefferson County Board of Education voted to let Grace M. James Academy of Excellence expand to high school in 2023.

By Jess Clark
Apr 26
Education
JCPS Afrocentric all-girls middle school to add high school grades
Jess Clark
Apr 25
Education

JCPS opens after-school student support center in Louisville’s West End

The center will provide tutoring, enrichment and meals to students who face the greatest opportunity gaps.

By Jess Clark
Apr 25
Education
JCPS opens after-school student support center
Jess Clark
Apr 24
Education

In an effort to make schools greener, the White House is offering billions of dollars

The White House is making a new, multibillion-dollar push to renovate public schools to be healthier both for children and the planet.

By Anya Kamenetz, NPR
Apr 24
Education
To make schools greener, the White House offers billions
Anya Kamenetz, NPR
Apr 21
Education

Planned JCPS West End student support center facing delays

JCPS promised to open the ambitious after-school support center by October of last year. Six months later, the facility is still under construction.

By Jess Clark
Apr 21
Education
Planned JCPS West End student support center faces delays
Jess Clark
Apr 20
Education

School bus route cancellations are creating problems for Southern Indiana parents

School officials say the pandemic, labor shortages and new federal licensing guidelines have made it difficult to find new bus drivers.

By John Boyle
Apr 20
Education
Bus cancellations create problems for Hoosier parents
John Boyle
Apr 14
Education

Ky. lawmakers say they’ve fixed a bill that could have sent teachers to jail for classroom speech

Republican backers of the bill say the criminal penalties for teachers were the unintentional result of a drafting error.

By Jess Clark
Apr 14
Education
Ky. lawmakers say they’ve fixed a bill that could have sent teachers to jail for classroom speech
Jess Clark
Apr 13
Education

Charter schools may be coming to Kentucky soon, after Republicans override Beshear veto

Kentucky's Republican-led legislature has created a path forward for charter schools. But groups are poised to sue.

By Jess Clark
Apr 13
Education
Republicans override Beshear veto, charter schools may be coming soon
Jess Clark
Apr 13
Education

Ky. lawmakers override veto, banning trans athletes from girls and women’s sports teams

The new Kentucky ban prohibits trans girls in grades six through college from teams that match their gender identity.

By Jess Clark
Apr 13
Education
Ky. lawmakers ban trans athletes from girls and women’s sports teams
Jess Clark
Apr 12
Education

As JCPS moves forward with student assignment plan, critics worry about resegregation

The new proposal would put more students and resources into the West End, but some worry the plan doesn’t do enough to prevent segregation.

By Jess Clark
Apr 12
Education
JCPS's student assignment plan prompts resegregation worries
Jess Clark
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