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JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio received a mostly positive final evaluation from the Jefferson County Board of Education.
Jefferson County Board of Education members have accepted Yum! Brands ' donation of its Louisville campus for a consolidated ...
The Jefferson County Board of Education has made a significant decision, voting to accept a massive property donation. The ...
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This purchase comes after JCPS paid AlphaRoute nearly $750,000 from 2021 through 2023, before completely abandoning the ...
The free program, formerly known as the Backpack League, gives kids the opportunity to continue to learn while having fun at ...
This year’s summer program runs through July 11. JCPS said the program began in 2019 and since its inception, it has served ...
On Monday, JCPS said Yum! Brands has actually offered to donate the campus to the school system and that outgoing ...
Jefferson County Public Schools now plans on moving its Central Office to the campus on Gardiner Lane, just off Interstate ...
The Courier Journal spoke with JCPS board members about why they hired Brian Yearwood over Ben Shuldiner, who was favored in three surveys.
JCPS is likely to accept the campus donated by Yum! Brands. The JCPS board will vote on the donation, and the outgoing ...