briscoe 4 Jan 17, 2022 Jan 17, 2022 Updated Jan 17, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Briscoe and others make the decision to call off class, based on what they see. As featured on +4 Floyd County educator known for jolly 'snow day calls' prepares to call it a career Assistant Superintendent Bill Briscoe is retiring after 44 years with New Albany Floyd County Schools. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Wednesday evening forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesPolice investigating motorcycle crash in downtown JeffersonvilleDispensary planned for former Okolona Wendy’s in LouisvilleCommunity mourns 16-year-old found shot to death in Louisville’s Park DuValle neighborhoodMiracle League of Louisville facilities for special needs athletes vandalized at Fern Creek ParkYum Brands reportedly nears deal to sell Pizza Hut to private equity firmLMPD says increased police presence making impact after crowds, fights on Bardstown RoadCrews report progress in 2nd week of I-65 project in Louisville2 people dead after apparent murder-suicide in Fern Creek, Louisville police sayNuLu retailer Louabull to close after decade in businessKentucky bourbon company faces $1.5M in legal complaints over alleged unpaid bills Videos
+4 Floyd County educator known for jolly 'snow day calls' prepares to call it a career Assistant Superintendent Bill Briscoe is retiring after 44 years with New Albany Floyd County Schools.
