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education2 years ago

"JCPS Parents Express Frustration Over Lengthy Delays on First Day of Student Returns"

Parents of Jefferson County Public School (JCPS) students in Kentucky expressed frustration and anxiety as they waited for hours for their children to be dropped off on the first day of school. The district had shifted start times to address previous bus driver shortages, but some parents reported that the changes had made the situation worse. Delays in both pick-up and drop-off times were experienced, with some students not arriving home until late in the evening. Superintendent Marty Pollio acknowledged the issues and apologized, promising to make adjustments to improve transportation and ensure safe and timely rides for students.

via WLKY Louisville|
#bus-delays#education#jcps
education2 years ago

JCPS Parents Express Frustration as New Bus Routes Cause Late Homecomings

On the first day of school, some Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) students in Louisville, Kentucky, didn't arrive home until almost 10 p.m. due to new bus routes and school start times. JCPS cut over 100 bus routes to address a driver shortage and completely overhauled its transportation system, resulting in delays and frustrations for families. The district apologized and acknowledged the need for adjustments to reduce wait times. Parents expressed anger and frustration, with some buses not showing up in the morning and afternoon, leaving children stranded. JCPS officials anticipate it will take a few weeks to resolve the transportation issues.

via WDRB|
#bus-routes#delays#education
education2 years ago

"TN Governor defends controversial third-grade retention law after TCAP scores released"

Thousands of students in Tennessee are having to attend summer school or tutoring next year due to low TCAP scores, leading to frustration among parents who criticize the state's third-grade retention law. Governor Bill Lee and other top Republicans defend the law, stating that children must be able to read before moving forward. However, parents argue that the law is causing anxiety and emotional distress for their children and that lawmakers are making decisions without consulting teachers and administrators.

via WATE 6 On Your Side|
#education#parent-frustration#summer-school