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“What’s Up with Nick?” - that’s the name of the program JCPS elementary schools are using to teach students about autism, how kids with autism are different or the same as them and how to be inclusive.

"It shows that we're not just another team. We're trying to do something to make Western stand-out." Western High School hasn't fielded a team who's competed for a wrestling state title since the '90s. That drought has ended.

Perry Bacon Jr.’s love for journalism began as a kid in Shively reading the Courier-Journal every day and working on the Louisville Male High School newspaper. For years now he’s been a renowned journalist himself with a stint at NBC and now with the Washington Post.

Atherton High School correspondent Cooper Canterbury hosts the February 2025 “Our Kids” show. This month, we take a look at a great student mentoring program, how students are inspiring their teachers, as well as how students are finding their career pathways. Featured stories include: Western High E-Sports Arena Seneca High mentors Goldsmith Elementary National Board Certified Teachers Knight ...

Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio gives an update for the week of January 31, 2025 during his Weekly Wrap Up for Jefferson County Public Schools.

Iroquois High School boys' basketball coach Jeff Morrow earned his 500th career win last week. After nearly three decades of coaching, he says the most important part of the job is helping boys become better men.

Here are some of the sights and sounds from some of the Flash Dads and Morning with Mom events from the school year so far.

A few years ago, representatives from the NHL visited Jefferson County Public Schools to promote the sport of hockey. This sparked an idea for Stopher PE teacher Kris Krohn: why not bring the excitement of hockey to the gym-on hardwood floors and in sneakers, instead of ice and skates?

Superintendent, Dr. Marty Pollio gives updates for January 24, 2025 during his Weekly Wrap Up for Jefferson County Public Schools.

The Academies of Louisville heavy equipment program at Fairdale High School offers students a chance to solve real-world problems and build a resume of applicable skills. "When they graduate high school, the majority of them who don't go to college will have a job lined up before they graduate."

Atherton High School sophomore Rylan C. Says being a part of the speech and debate team helped her come out of her shell and tackle her anxiety.

Daggan, a student in the aviation pathway at The Academy @ Shawnee has received his FAA commercial drone certification thanks to the encouragement and training he received through JCPS.

Larry Elliott says becoming a school bus driver has been a great decision. His young passengers agree. Elliott is being recognized for the kindness he’s shown providing blankets to keep students warm and books to keep them engaged on their long ride to school.

The wheels are in motion for the Waggener High School Black Student Union's mobile food bank. With more than $40,000 raised and a refurbished school bus secured, they're preparing to tackle food deserts in West Louisville head-on!

JCPS Weekly Wrap Up - January 17 2025

JCPS Opens It's Second Elev8 Learning Center in Newburg

duPont Manual High School - Boys Basketball

Our Kids January 2025

Our Kids January 2025 preview

Eastern Care-a-Van

JCPS Weekly Wrap Up - Dec 20, 2024

Hawthorne Elementary - Monk'y Warrior Club

JCPS - National Board Certified Teachers

JCPS Weekly Wrap Up December 13, 2024

I am JCPS - Derrick Bussey, Western Middle School for the Arts

Bloom Elementary School - Fencing

Academy @Shawnee - Marksmanship Club

Skateboarding Club - Knight Middle School

Male High Bully Enterprises