Leaders have been working all summer long to make changes after some students arrived home as late as 10 p.m. on the first day of school in August 2023, prompting school to be canceled for two days to resolve the issues.
As parents are facing more changes and decisions, the district hosted a virtual information session Tuesday evening about two proposals that would implement three different start times instead of the nine JCPS currently has.
Buses, like schools, will need to implement COVID-19 mitigation measures as the third school year affected by the coronavirus pandemic begins Wednesday.
Robert Moore, who will start Friday, replaces Devon Horton as chief of schools at JCPS while Marcus Dobbs, who will start Feb. 22, takes over for Donald Robinson as executive administrator of transportation.
