This weekend marked the conclusion of the Kentucky State Fair, where students had the chance to attend during school hours thanks to a special provision. This opportunity to go to the State Fair during...

Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024 marked the first meeting of the Jefferson County Board of Education for the current school year. The members of the board primarily discussed the impacts of transportation changes...

Kentucky’s legislative session ended on April 15. Of the more than 1,200 bills filed this session, approximately 215 made it through the intensive legislative process to the governor's desk. Not among...

Awaiting the decision on transportation for the 2024-25 school year, students, teachers and parents crowded around the steps in front of the JCPS Van Hoose Center on Tuesday evening holding up signs reading...

After finalizing the four options for student transportation for the 2024-25 school year, the JCPS board will make a final decision at the March 26 meeting. On Tuesday, Mar. 19, Chief Operations Officer...

A small group of protestors gathered on Cardinal Boulevard outside Manual on Tuesday afternoon, speaking out against JCPS’ continued employment of twins Ronnie and Donnie Stoner. The protestors held...

On Wednesday evening, Manual’s Black Student Union hosted a forum at Roots 101 African American History Museum to educate JCPS families on the proposed division of the school district and encourage those...

2023 seems to be the year for change, especially in JCPS. Over the past couple years, countless ideas have been proposed on how to change the school district. New passwords have been assigned, as well...

Senate Bill (SB) 150 is a law that focuses on changing school rules regarding transgender children and their parents, paraded as a bill to protect parental rights and children. The 13 Republican sponsors...

After the first day of school transportation disaster for Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) on Aug. 9, a finger-pointing game ensued. Some news outlets blamed Superintendent Pollio and the JCPS school...

The first day of school for many JCPS students was a long one, with buses still dropping students off as late as 9:58 pm. In the early morning of Aug. 10, Superintendent Marty Pollio announced that school...