JCPS board unanimously passes most significant changes to student assignment plan in decades
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The board voted 7-0 on the changes, which would establish “choice zones” in and near Louisville’s West End and central business district to give families options to send their children to middle and high schools closer to their homes, align school boundaries with high school enrollment borders to better streamline student progression and expand magnet offerings to a more diverse population of students.
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