Klondike Lane Elementary
A diverse Seneca Zone resides elementary with an arts mission
Resides and choice school · Grades K–5 · East-central Louisville
- Grades: K–5
- How to get in: Address assignment or zone choice
- School day: 9:40 a.m.–4:20 p.m.
Klondike Lane is a Title I Seneca Zone elementary with a diverse community, social-emotional learning, enrichment, and a performing-arts mission.
3807 Klondike Lane · East-central Louisville · Louisville, Kentucky
Official starting points
- Official Klondike Lane Elementary site(opens in a new tab)
- JCPS student assignment and apply(opens in a new tab)
- Current Choices Guide(opens in a new tab)
- JCPS School Finder(opens in a new tab)
- KDE School Report Card(opens in a new tab)
School Choice:(502) 485-6250schoolchoice@jefferson.kyschools.us
What this school is
Klondike Lane is a resides school for assigned addresses and a Seneca Zone option for some families. It is not a Traditional magnet. School Finder determines the path.
The Choices Guide emphasizes academic excellence, inclusion, social-emotional learning, and enrichment. The school site separately describes a performing-arts mission and students representing 20 languages and 30 birth countries.
Who runs the building
Principal Mark Boyer
The September 2026 directory also listed assistant principal Kristi Harris, FRC coordinator Domunique Thomas, and counselor Robin Kaukas. Confirm current staff when you tour.
School details
- Address
- 3807 Klondike Lane, Louisville, KY 40218
- Phone
- (502) 485-8286
- Official JCPS site
- jefferson.kyschools.us/o/klondike(opens in a new tab)
- Title I school
- Seneca High cluster
- Listed capacity: 587
- Performing-arts mission
How families get in
If School Finder assigns Klondike Lane, register rather than submitting a magnet application. Other eligible Seneca Zone schools are ranked through School Choices.
- Register first if the child is new to JCPS or entering kindergarten.
- Returning students who have not moved do not need to reapply to stay.
- Magnet schools and programs are selected separately from zone choices.
- Ask which grades have space because the October 2025 enrollment was near listed capacity.
2027–28 application window
- November 2–December 18, 2026
- Confirm dates with JCPS before applying
Resides students use the regular elementary transportation system, subject to current eligibility. Complete Transportation Verification.
Who it tends to fit
A good match when
- Klondike Lane is your resides or preferred Seneca Zone school.
- The 9:40 a.m. start works for your household.
- You value a multilingual community, performing arts, social-emotional learning, and enrichment.
Think twice when
- You need a 7:30 a.m. school day.
- You want a Traditional uniform culture or districtwide theme magnet.
- You assume a near-capacity campus has room in every grade.
Students
JCPS counted 563 students on October 1, 2025 against a listed capacity of 587, about 96% full.
Diversity index
71%
Calculated from the October 1, 2025 file. Klondike Lane had no single majority group; the index is not a school grade.
| Group | Students | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Hispanic / Latino | 206 | 37% |
| Black / African American | 170 | 30% |
| White | 125 | 22% |
| Other reported groups | 62 | 11% |
Gender: 290 female · 273 male
- Free or reduced-price lunch: 441 students (78%)
- Multilingual learners: 310 students (55%)
- 20 languages and 30 birth countries reported by the school
- Capacity used: about 96%
Academics
Use the current Kentucky School Report Card first and confirm the testing year before comparing schools.
- Reading: 21% proficient and 10% distinguished; 31% combined P+D.
- Math: 21% proficient and 5% distinguished; 26% combined P+D.
- Both displayed bands were below JCPS elementary averages in the guide's September 2026 review.
Awards and recognition
Multilingual community
The school reports 20 languages and 30 birth countries.
Performing-arts mission
The current school site describes arts as part of the campus identity.
Whole-child focus
The Choices Guide highlights social-emotional learning and enrichment.
Location and daily life
The Klondike Lane campus is in east-central Jefferson County. Test the commute during the actual late-bell arrival period.
The 4:20 p.m. dismissal and near-capacity enrollment are practical questions for a tour.
Recent news, in context
The school site and Choices Guide emphasize slightly different parts of the program. Ask during a tour how performing arts, enrichment, and social-emotional learning fit into the weekly schedule.
Compare before you commit
- Seneca Zone elementariesGoldsmith and Indian Trail share the zone framework.
- Cochran ElementaryA listed choice school reached through a separate application path.
- Carter Traditional ElementaryA separate address-eligible Traditional magnet.
Questions to ask on a tour
- 1.Is Klondike Lane my resides school or a Seneca Zone option I need to rank?
- 2.What do performing arts and enrichment look like in third grade?
- 3.How are multilingual learners supported?
- 4.Which grades currently have space?
- 5.What after-school care exists after 4:20 p.m.?
- 6.What transportation applies to my exact address?
What to do next
- 1.Run School Finder and record the resides school and assigned clusters.
- 2.Register first if the child is new to JCPS or entering kindergarten.
- 3.Tour during late-bell arrival and ask to see the arts schedule.
- 4.Apply during the on-time window only when choosing another eligible option.