$20 million donation supports JCPS "high poverty" schools Oct 27, 2022 Oct 27, 2022 Updated Oct 27, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save $20 million donation supports JCPS "high poverty" schools. As featured on +3 West Louisville embraces $20 million gift to JCPS as an investment in the community Residents of Louisville's west end say the impact of that kind of money goes far beyond schools. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's early Thursday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLouisville man facing murder charge after 'accidental' shooting claimJCPS academic chief calls status quo 'immoral,' says most students not on grade level61-year-old man charged with child molestation in southern Indiana, police saySheetz plans 100 Indiana locations in $1B expansion, bringing thousands of jobsJCPS superintendent faces questions on budget cuts, pay raises and school closuresBeshear signs bills to expand college access, increase retired teacher pay in KentuckyLouisville leader hopes reopening of juvenile jail will curb 'Wild Wild West' of youth violenceResidents, city councilman demand action at Jeffersonville apartment complex amid crime surgeIs a super El Nino possible this year?Jefferson County Clerk warns of high penalties if property taxes not paid by April 15 deadline Videos
+3 West Louisville embraces $20 million gift to JCPS as an investment in the community Residents of Louisville's west end say the impact of that kind of money goes far beyond schools.
