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.

Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio said he hopes the board will approve a plan, expected to be brought forward at the next meeting on May 7.

The results of the audit were released Monday, a day before the Jefferson County Board of Education will vote to potentially cut transportation to thousands of students.