The Last Stop (Courier Journal)
- Louisville’s desegregation myth: How a busing plan hurt Black communities it aimed to help
- This could be the last stop for busing at JCPS. Was it worth it?
- Segregated again: Why Louisville’s once diverse elementary classrooms are disappearing
- Giving up on integration? Why JCPS is breaking its rules for diversity in schools
The Last Stop, the precursor (Courier Journal)
- 45 years after Louisville’s busing riots, could a proposal cause schools to resegregate?
- West End kids may be able to go to a school closer to home under a JCPS proposal
- ‘Time to right that wrong’: How JCPS’ proposed assignment plan could impact West End kids
• JCPS hasn’t heard from thousands of students since schools closed. A quarter speak little English. (Courier Journal)
• Why are 6 JCPS principals unfit to turn around their schools? State audits offer few clues. (Courier Journal)
• JCPS dress codes punish girls harder than boys, causing them to miss class time. (USA TODAY)
• Three decades after Kentucky’s signature education reform law, the education system is on shaky ground. (Courier Journal)
• Assaults on JCPS educators appear rare. But teachers say they don’t always report them. (Courier Journal)
