
🧠 SAFETY FIRST 🚴♂️ | Frayser Elementary School second graders are rolling in style with brand-new bike helmets, thanks to UofL Health and the Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky! In honor of Brain Injury Awareness Month, these young riders are gearing up to stay safe while they cruise.


🏈 FROM SUPER BOWL CHAMP TO LITERACY CHAMP 📚 | A former NFL player and member of the Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots visited King Elementary School today to share the magic of reading with students.
Malcolm Mitchell inspired students, brought a magician with him to perform a magic show, and read his book The Magician's Hat—helping students see that books can be just as powerful as big plays!






🚗 ELECTRIC FUTURES⚡ | Fairdale High School Diesel Tech students got a firsthand look at the cutting-edge electric vehicle batteries the BlueOval SK Battery park plant in Hardin Co. will produce. They even checked out an all-electric F-150 these batteries will power!
Hands-on learning today, high-powered careers tomorrow! 🔥

🌾🚜 KENTUCKY AG WEEK 🚜🌾 | Kentucky’s Agriculture and Education Commissioners visited three JCPS schools today to celebrate Kentucky Agriculture Week!
Stonestreet Elementary students had an exciting day meeting Farmer Steve and his barnyard animals, exploring classrooms with state officials, and enjoying a delicious lunch featuring Kentucky-raised products, served by JCPS Nutrition Services.
What a great way to celebrate agriculture, education, and local food! 🌱🐄







✨ CELEBRATING THE CULTURE OF THE CROWN ✨ | Last week, Wellington Elementary School students honored the beauty, history, and significance of Black hair. Through interactive stations and powerful conversations with local Black hairstylists, barbers, and braiders, they learned, celebrated, and elevated the culture of Black hair. 💛🖤 #WeAreJCPS

✅ REGISTER NOW | General registration opened today for the 2025 Summer Success League (formerly known as JCPS Backpack League).
Learn more and register now through March 30: https://bit.ly/SummerSuccessLeague2025


🌟✨ MORNINGS WITH MOMS | Nothing like a little morning motivation! JCPS #MorningswithMoms brought smiles, signs, and tons of encouragement to Semple Elementary School today, and students LOVED it! 💙🎉





🌟 PITCH DAY | They have a mock business, items to sell, target markets, and a business plan. Now Ramsey Middle School Explore Business Pathway students are pitching their ideas and asking for investment from judges, similar to Shark Tank!
Thanks to Class Act Federal Credit Union for their partnership!

🌟 SELF-CARE ADVENTURE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY | Join us for Peace in the Chaos: A Self-Care Adventure for the Whole Family event on Tuesday, March 18. See the flyer below for more information, and register online: https://tinyurl.com/JCPSpeace25
#WeAreJCPS


NATIONAL AMERICORPS WEEK | Through the Department of Student Support Services and the Office of Community Support Services, JCPS has proudly operated the AmeriCorps REACH Corps program for 15 years. REACH Corps members serve at elementary and middle schools, supporting students who show early signs of disengagement. Our goal is to help students reach their full academic potential and graduate on time.
Join us in celebrating our 18 dedicated JCPS REACH Corps members, who have committed this year to serving our most precious resource—our students!


BLACK HISTORY WAX MUSEUM | Portland Elementary School celebrated Black history this week with a Living Wax Museum. Fifth grade students chose a Black figure to research and portray for the day!





🎉 CELEBRATE | This week marks National School Breakfast Week. Luhr Elementary celebrated by leaning into the "CLUE IN to School Breakfast" theme! 📸 ⬇️
Did you know, according to the School Nutrition Association, children who eat breakfast are more likely to:
🌟 Reach higher levels of achievement in reading and math
🌟 Score higher on standardized tests
🌟 Have better concentration and memory
🌟 Be more alert and maintain a healthy weight





⚡️ FLASH DAD ALERT | What a morning! The #JCPSFlashDads surprised students at Crums Lane Elementary School, and the joy was contagious! Just look at those bright smiles. Shoutout to all of the amazing men who showed up to make today extra special for these students!

📚 STORYTIME WITH THE FIRST LADY | Today marks the first day of Read Across America Week, and Kentucky First Lady First Lady Britainy Beshear stopped by to spread the joy of reading at Cochrane Elementary School and Tully Elementary School! Thank you for visiting! ❤️ 📖






🌍 CELEBRATING DIVERSITY ✨ | Atherton High School's WorldFest featured a breathtaking celebration of culture and diversity today! From vibrant traditional attire to incredible performances and delicious international cuisine, students showcased the beauty of their heritage with pride.

✅ SURVEY CLOSES TOMORROW | The JCPS Comprehensive School Survey closes tomorrow, Feb. 28. Your anonymous feedback impacts school improvement!
If you haven't already, please take a moment to complete the survey now: https://bit.ly/JCPSCSS25
#WeAreJCPS


STATE OF THE DISTRICT | Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio delivered his seventh and final State of the District address today at The Olmsted.
Thanks to the generosity of many, the event helped raise more than $65,000 for the JCPS Community Scholarship Fund, which supports graduating JCPS seniors!
Watch Dr. Pollio's address and other speakers from today's event on the JCPS YouTube channel ➡️ https://youtube.com/watch?v=TrK6vCobECQ
Read more: https://jefferson.kyschools.us/article/2053088
#WeAreJCPS


🏥 HOSPITAL TOUR | Grace M. James Academy of Excellence students got a hands-on tour today of the new Norton West Louisville Hospital! They learned all about exciting career opportunities in healthcare and even got to experience a day in the life of a healthcare professional using cutting-edge virtual reality (VR) headsets!
Big thanks to Norton Healthcare for making this such an engaging and inspiring experience! 🙌






❄️ POLAR PLUNGE 🌊 | This weekend, the JCPS ECE Department and Ballard High School dove in for a great cause at the Special Olympics Polar Plunge!
The ECE Department raised an incredible $3,400 with 12 brave jumpers taking the plunge! Ballard High raised $1,500 and had 5 courageous souls brave the cold waters!
The event raised more than $197,000 for Special Olympics Kentucky! Thanks to Aaron Graves for helping capture the action! 📸



📚 BLACK HISTORY READ-IN | Southern High School students spread knowledge and kindness at Blake Elementary School yesterday! Dozens of National Honor Society and Sources of Strength members read powerful books about Black history, inspiring the younger students one story at a time!




