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JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio received a mostly positive final evaluation from the Jefferson County Board of Education.
Outgoing Jefferson County Public Schools superintendent Marty Pollio said JCPS is poised to accept Yum! Brands ' donation of ...
The free program, formerly known as the Backpack League, gives kids the opportunity to continue to learn while having fun at ...
JCPS has accepted a 29-acre campus donated by Yum! Brands. The donation includes two office buildings and would allow JCPS to ...
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WAVE 3 News on MSNThousands of JCPS students engage in summer learningThis year’s summer program runs through July 11. JCPS said the program began in 2019 and since its inception, it has served ...
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WLKY on MSNSummer success league engages more than 7,000 JCPS studentsCatholic devotees were stunned when an apparition of Jesus appeared in the clouds following a Mass. Footage shows worshippers ...
During a meeting Tuesday night, the JCPS Board approved a donation from Yum! Brands of its Louisville campus on Gardiner Lane ...
The optics of housing JCPS at the Yum! Brands' headquarters, in a building carrying echoes of the Antebellum South, is not a good look.
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WAVE 3 News on MSNJCPS Board approves donation, makes plans to move into Yum! CampusJCPS leaders cemented a future move into a new headquarters. On Tuesday, the board approved the donation by the Yum! Brands, ...
After eight years as superintendent and 28 with the district, Pollio is taking over as the next president of Ivy Tech.
JCPS is likely to accept the campus donated by Yum! Brands. The JCPS board will vote on the donation, and the outgoing superintendent recommends accepting it.
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