Free meals provided to children at more than 130 sites in Jefferson County
Edward Smith to accept honor from National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Recognition acknowledges work of alternative programs
June 13, 2018—Western Day Treatment of Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) has been named one of 10 Alternative Programs of Distinction by the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE). The recognition acknowledges the work of educators and programs that serve students with a variety of learning needs.
The 10 programs named Alternative Programs of Distinction for 2018, with the districts that operate or staff them in parentheses, are:
· Western Day Treatment (Jefferson County)
Dr. Belcher’s work to support the JCPS Backpack of Success Skills
By Toni Konz Tatman | JCPS Communications
More than 6,500 seniors in Jefferson County Public Schools will graduate as part of the Class of 2018.
Dr. Horton recognized as a school turnaround leader
Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio announced on May 30 that Dr. Devon Horton, an experienced educator and award-winning school turnaround leader, has been hired as the chief of schools for Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS). Dr. Horton currently serves as the deputy superintendent of achievement and administration of East St. Louis School District 189. He joins JCPS as chief of schools on June 25.
The bond at Newcomer Academy is one that lasts long after a student has left the academy
For these JCPS seniors, perfection came one day at a time
Camps give students opportunities to learn photography, robotics and more
Incoming third through fifth graders in Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) will have an opportunity over summer break to learn fun and challenging activities while strengthening their reading skills during the district’s “Literacy &” camps.
Nyree Clayton-Taylor teaches creative writing through hip hop to students 
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