Jefferson County Public Schools

Has spent more than 40 years as JCPS teacher, administrator, board member By Mark Hebert October 24, 2023 - Citing ongoing health concerns, Diane Porter has resigned from the ...

Welding, machine tool pathway students see possible careers By Mark Hebert October 24, 2023 - For UW Solutions, it’s the first step toward creating a new pipeline of potential...

Highland Middle School's Gardening Club teaches kids about agriculture and gardening By Dyuce Woodson Oct. 23, 2023 - Environmental Science teacher at Highland Middle School L...

Central won the inaugural JCPS Powderpuff Football Tournament in 2022 By Dyuce Woodson Oct. 19, 2023 - The Central High School Yellowjackets powderpuff team is planning on kee...

Amazon, manager donate more than 4,000 pairs of shoes By Mark Hebert and Jason Solan More than 4,000 JCPS students and their family members will be getting new shoes thanks t...

Available to any JCPS school that wants them By Jason Solan Oct. 17, 2023—GE Applicances has committed to provide a washer and dryer to any Jefferson County Public Schools (J...

Women encouraged students as they started their day By Jason Solan Oct. 12, 2023—Students at Hite Elementary were the first to experience the JCPS Diversity, Equity, and Pove...

Students help celebrate exciting new play structure By Dyuce Woodson Oct. 11, 2023—King Elementary School cut the ribbon on a brand new playground right before fall break. ...

Pulling double duty to help bus driver shortage October 10, 2023 - Several Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) employees are working two jobs with the District - one is the ...

Danny White finds unique way to motivate his team By Dyuce Woodson Oct. 9, 2023—Eastern High School head boys golf coach Danny White found a new way to help motivate his play...

Oct. 6, 2023—It was in the fifth grade at Wilder Elementary School that Tonya (Duncan) Ellis first discovered she had a talent for writing. With encouragement from her teacher, Ms...

Lance Burton says there are a few magic tricks he probably wouldn't try again with an objective to stay alive. But the Louisville native and Butler High School graduate parlayed a...

David McCoy one of 25 honored by Harbor Freight Tools for Schools By Juliann Morris Oct. 3, 2023—When David McCoy started teaching welding at Pleasure Ridge Park (PRP) High ...

Fulk is currently the assistant superintendent of middle schools By Carolyn Callahan Oct. 2, 2023—Dr. Rob Fulk has been appointed interim chief operations officer for Jefferso...

You know those cool rockets and satellites that are providing research on our solar system and sending great images back to earth? It's a Waggener High School graduate who is maki...

Shawnee's female students hear from women in industry Pilots, mechanics, and airport staff were among the aviation employees that dozens of middle school and freshman girls at th...

The Brown Lady Bears are aiming for best season yet By Dyuce Woodson Sept. 27, 2023—The J. Graham Brown School Lady Bears soccer program is enjoying its best season start in p...

Hudson roster features two girls — Breasia and her cousin Day'Myiah By Dyuce Woodson Sept. 26, 2023—As the Dr. J. Blaine Hudson Middle School Panthers prepare for football pr...

LaUna Shelburne reflects on a wonderful 100 years By Heidi Thiel and Mark Hebert September 26, 2023—LaUna Shelburne just celebrated her 100th birthday. Watch the video belo...

Mike Goss is in charge of handing out millions of dollars to community and education organizations each year as President of the Toyota USA Foundation. Goss got to the lofty post ...