Floyd County educator known for jolly 'snow day calls' prepares to call it a career Jan 17, 2022 Jan 17, 2022 Updated Jan 18, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags News Features 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 Top Story Marc Weinberg's Tuesday afternoon forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesSouthern Indiana man selected as a NASA astronaut candidate, beating out 8,000 applicantsTuesday brings another chance of snow for someWoman arrested after stabbing boyfriend in Louisville’s Portland neighborhoodLouisville lawmaker fined, given public reprimand to settle sexual harassment probeJill Biden's first husband charged with killing wife in domestic dispute at their Delaware homeMany Louisville neighborhood roads remain untreated more than a week after snowstormLouisville police use drone to help find shooting suspect hiding in bushesMan dies after shooting in Louisville's Shawnee neighborhoodLouisville developer to build new downtown tower, convert Humana building into 'world-class' hotelTraffic lights replaced with stop signs in downtown Louisville intersection 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.
