JCPS Bus Issues

JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio said under oath that he texted throughout last year’s first day busing crisis, but district officials won’t turn the messages over.

Join reporters from the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting and the Courier Journal to talk all things back-to-school at Louisville Public Media headquarters next Tuesday morning.

In Louisville, public school students return to class this week — and this year thousands of magnet students will have to find their own way to school after transportation cuts.

JCPS students head back-to-school this week. We want to know: How are you preparing?

Newly revealed records show federal investigators looking into bus delays across Jefferson County Public Schools found striking racial inequities.

As Jefferson County Public School officials try to finalize its busing and student assignment plans for the upcoming school year, a group of parents is asking a judge to press pause.

Some JCPS magnet students might have transportation restored under a TARC deal. Officials say they’re looking at students with a 7:30 a.m. start time in west Louisville.

Two Louisville parents have filed a federal lawsuit against Jefferson County Public Schools, the Jefferson County Board of Education and Superintendent Marty Pollio following their decision to cut transportation to nearly all traditional and magnet schools.

Incumbent District 2 Jefferson County Board of Education member Chris Kolb says he is no longer running for reelection.

Both TARC and JCPS face problems in serving the city’s transportation needs. Leaders announced a plan Monday to keep TARC jobs and restore some JCPS bus service.