August 24, 2026
Does her elementary school have all of its teachers? Is his middle school math class being taught by a permanent teacher or a long-term substitute? Is your child's Exceptional Child Education classroom fully staffed? Did class sizes increase?...
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August 21, 2026
A JCPS parent says an entire elementary class lost outdoor recess because of student behavior. Other parents say they have seen similar consequences. But can a teacher actually take away recess in JCPS?...
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August 20, 2026
How can one district high school compete with some of the strongest public schools in the country while other JCPS high schools struggle with attendance, test scores and graduation?...
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August 20, 2026
Louisville's fall calendar begins filling up over Labor Day weekend and continues through September, October and into November. Families can choose from large community festivals, neighborhood celebrations, art shows, church picnics, trick-or-treating, pumpkins, corn mazes, apple orchards and plenty of free things to do.
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August 19, 2026
The first forum of the 2026 JCPS school board election was supposed to give District 1 voters a chance to compare three candidates. Instead, Gail Logan Strange was the only candidate answering questions Tuesday night at Central High School...
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August 19, 2026
As of August 18, the state has confirmed 19 measles cases in 2026. Fifteen were confirmed in Western and Central Kentucky over four days in Christian, Owen, Todd, Trigg and Washington counties. Four earlier cases occurred in Jessamine County. All 19 people were unvaccinated, and two have been hospitalized...
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