LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A draft audit on Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) budget, and its $188 million budget deficit, outlines how the district got here.

In October 2025, the Jefferson County Board of Education approved an audit plan aimed at addressing what's projected to be a $188 million budget shortfall in JCPS' 2026-27 budget, reviewing ...

The audit comes from a consulting firm that found the district was consistently outspending its revenue on top of using one-time funding sources to cover ongoing expenses.

As Louisville marks Black History Month, learn about the Black leaders and activists honored by Jefferson County Public ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Brian Yearwood will give his first State of the ...

The JCPS Board of Education will consider dozens of changes to jobs at its meeting Tuesday as the district works to address a ...

The Jefferson County school board voted Friday on a major restructuring plan, including reassigning bookkeepers and academic ...

Semi-trailers full of donations are loaded in the back of an expansive warehouse. Volunteers help sort donations and "shop" ...

JCPS now says about 600 jobs will be cut districtwide, while more than 200 are added. Here's a breakdown of proposed changes.

Academic instructional coaches serve as teachers for teachers. Their jobs are being cut and centralized as JCPS addresses its ...

Friday night, the JCPS school board approved a plan that would cut hundreds of jobs and restructure others. "Acting now ...