Jess Clark

The ed tech boom has reshaped education in JCPS and turned over a massive amount of student data to tech companies.

LPM talked with groups of JCPS student journalists on why they report and what changes they’d most like to see in their community.

KyCIR examined the allegations against Ronnie Stoner, Donnie Stoner and Zachary Kilgore in season three of the “Dig” podcast.

Tuesday’s shooting is third at JCPS bus stop since 2021.

The school board is suing over lawmakers’ revived attempt to restrict its powers.

KyCIR talks with the Courier Journal’s Krista Johnson, who was in the courtroom when a jury found two young men guilty of murdering 16-year-old Tyree Smith at his bus stop.

New records obtained by the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting raise more questions about transparency surrounding the leadership shakeup at the Academy @ Shawnee.

Current and former employees say leaders were hostile, retaliatory and secretive about financial dealings.

Alleged abuse in a JCPS classroom is sparking calls for surveillance of special education rooms.

Records show that rather than terminate Chris Gaither, the district is allowing him to resign.

Black students account for more than half impacted by district proposal.

This season of Dig examines the systemic failings that allowed 20 years of child sex abuse to go unchecked.

Alleged victims of the Stoners find each other online and band together to demand justice, but police and prosecutors want them to stay quiet.

A 17-year-old runaway tells police her father has been sexually abusing her since she was 11. A cursory investigation highlights cracks in the system. Meet Aryalle Stoner.

Allegations continue, but CPS declines to investigate the Stoners and JCPS continues to promote them. Meet Alyssa Foster and Lady Moore.