Elementary School Choices - 2021-22 SCHOOL YEAR / INTERACTIVE GUIDE - JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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2021-22 SCHOOL YEAR / INTER ACTIVE GUIDE
Elementary
O P T I O N S
School
Y O U R
Choices
E X P L O R E
JEFFERSON COUNT Y PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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ElementarySchool Choices 2
SchoolChoices
Contents
Helpful Hint Welcome to JCPS............................................................. 4
Easily navigate
Let’s Get Started.............................................................. 5
through this
interactive guide
Next Steps........................................................................ 6
using the hyperlinks
throughout.
Explore Options ............................................................... 7
How to Choose................................................................. 9
School Clusters................................................................ 10–11
Cluster Map................................................................. 12–13
Cluster Schools at a Glance........................................ 14–15
Cluster School Profiles ............................................... 16–65
Magnet Schools............................................................... 66–67
Magnet School Profiles............................................... 68–71
Magnet Programs............................................................ 72–73
Magnet Program Profiles............................................ 74–77
How to Apply.................................................................... 78–79
Services for Students With Educational Disabilities........ 81
Early Childhood Programs................................................ 83
English as a Second Language......................................... 85
FAQs................................................................................. 86–87
School information is correct at time of printing.
Please contact the school directly if you have any questions.
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Welcome to JCPS!
Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) Take a moment to review the multitude
challenges and engages each learner of options we have available and
to grow through effective teaching and determine how they best align with
meaningful experiences within caring, your child’s learning style and areas of
supportive environments. We offer a interest.
variety of learning opportunities through
We look forward to educating your child
unique school settings, programs, and
and helping them become emerging
activities that empower and inspire your
innovators, productive collaborators,
child to reach their greatest potential.
effective communicators, globally
In its 91 elementary schools, JCPS and culturally competent citizens, and
provides differentiated academic prepared and resilient learners.
experiences for every kind of learner. As
you identify the best school fit for your
child, know that every school shares a
constant focus on three main pillars:
Backpack of Success Skills, Racial
Equity, and Culture and Climate.
Our dedicated and highly experienced
teachers, leading-edge education
technology, immense family-support
services, and inviting campuses make
JCPS an exceptional place for your child
to learn and grow. While building solid
skills in core subjects like reading and
math, our elementary students are also
introduced to the arts, world languages,
and opportunities to build confidence
and social skills through project
collaboration and play. Dr. Marty Pollio
Superintendent
Jefferson County Public Schools
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Let’s Get Started
JCPS has 91 elementary schools, all of which focus on core subjects like reading,
writing, math, science, and social studies — while also introducing students to a
variety of other subjects, such as the arts, technology, and world languages.
Most of our elementary schools are grouped into one of 13 “clusters” — groups
of four to eight elementary schools located within a specific geographic area. Your
child is guaranteed a seat at one of the schools in their designated cluster, which is
determined by your child’s home address.
While most elementary school students choose to attend one of the schools in
their cluster, JCPS also provides several other programs to best match your child’s
learning style or area of interest. We offer a choice of elementary magnet schools
and magnet programs that are nationally recognized and focus on everything
from performing arts to health and fitness as well as traditional magnet schools that
emphasize back-to-basics learning in a highly structured environment.
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Choose Explore Apply
your school(s). options for during the
your child. application period:
November 2, 2020–
December 16, 2020.
If you apply during this period,
you will receive your child’s school
assignment by April 1, 2021. An
application is required for all students
entering a JCPS elementary school
for the first time.
To ensure that your child’s application process
goes smoothly, please note the following:
All students entering After they have registered, An application is required
kindergarten or students students who are entering for all students entering a
who have not previously kindergarten may apply to JCPS elementary school
attended a JCPS school schools within their cluster for the first time, regardless
must register online with as well as any magnet of which school they are
the district or at a JCPS school or magnet program. interested in attending,
elementary school prior to and for students who have
applying for school. had a change of address.
You may register your child for school regardless of immigration status
and/or a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence.
Return to the Table of Contents Elementary School Choices 6Explore Options
School Clusters
Magnet Schools
Magnet Programs
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ElementarySchool Choices 8
SchoolChoicesHow to Choose
DECIDE what type of learning
environment works best for your child.
REVIEW the choice options,
programs, and offerings at each
school, and align them with your child’s
interests and goals.
CHECK to see if transportation is
provided for your school.
LEARN more by watching the virtual
tour videos on the JCPS website and
attending open houses at the schools.
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Transportation provided for all secondary
Fast Facts Application required
schools within a student’s cluster*
What is a cluster?
A cluster is a group of four to eight JCPS elementary schools
located within a specific geographic area. Every student is
guaranteed a seat at one of the schools in their cluster, which
is determined by their home address.
*Transportation is not provided if you live in close proximity to your school, generally within 1 mile.
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Important to Note
During the application process, you will be asked to rank schools in your
designated cluster by order of preference.
You can also apply for up to two other options, such as a magnet school or
a school-based magnet program. Please consider the following during the
registration and application process:
• An application is required for all students entering a JCPS elementary
school for the first time, regardless of which school they are interested in
attending.
• All students entering kindergarten or students who have not previously
attended a JCPS school must register online with the district, prior to
applying for school.
• JCPS keeps siblings together in cluster schools when parents indicate
the sibling’s school as their first choice. The district also considers
parental choice, space, the student’s home address, and diversity of
the student body when placing students at schools. Due to capacity
constraints, not all families can or will receive their first school choice.
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Elementary Clusters
Elementary
Clusters
Elementary Clusters
Cluster 1
Cluster 2
Cluster 3
Cluster 1 Cluster 4
Cluster 5
Cluster 2 Cluster 6
Cluster 7
Cluster 3 Cluster 8
Cluster 9 PORTLAND
Cluster 4 Cluster 10
Cluster 11 ATKINSON CHENOW
Cluster 5 Cluster 12 KING
Cluster 13 BYCK ROOSEVELT-PERRY FIELD
Cluster 6 COLERIDGE-TAYLOR
FOSTER BRECKINRID
Cluster 7 ENGELHARD SHELBY
MAUPIN
WHEATLEY BLOOM
Cluster 8 KENNEDY MCFERRAN
Cluster 9 CANE RUN FRAYSER HAWTHOR
Cluster 10 MILL CREEK COCHRAN
CRUMS LANE GO
Cluster 11 JACOB CAMP TAYLOR
GUTERMUTH SEMPLE
Cluster 12 WELLINGTON
Cluster 13
RUTHERFORD
INDIAN TRAIL
KERRICK HAZELWOOD
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SANDERS
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MINORS LANE OKOLO
EISENHOWER AUBURNDALE
WILKERSON BLAKE
LAYNE
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JOHNSONTOWN RD DIXIE
FAIRDALE BLUE LICK
STONESTREET
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ElementarySchool Choices 12
SchoolChoicesCluster Map
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Alex R. Kennedy Elementary.......................... 43 Farmer Elementary.......................................... 44
Atkinson Academy.......................................... 58 Fern Creek Elementary................................... 45
Auburndale Elementary.................................. 28 Field Elementary ............................................ 60
Bates Elementary............................................ 44 Foster Traditional Academy........................... 20
Blake Elementary............................................ 32 Frayser Elementary......................................... 29
Bloom Elementary.......................................... 62 Goldsmith Elementary.................................... 51
Blue Lick Elementary...................................... 33 Greenwood Elementary................................. 21
Bowen Elementary ......................................... 50 Gutermuth Elementary................................... 25
Breckinridge-Franklin Elementary ................ 59 Hartstern Elementary...................................... 39
Byck Elementary ............................................. 54 Hawthorne Elementary................................... 63
Camp Taylor Elementary ............................... 36 Hazelwood Elementary................................... 34
Cane Run Elementary..................................... 24 Hite Elementary............................................... 48
Chancey Elementary....................................... 51 Indian Trail Elementary .................................. 37
Chenoweth Elementary.................................. 59 Jacob Elementary........................................... 29
Cochran Elementary....................................... 37 Jeffersontown Elementary.............................. 45
Cochrane Elementary..................................... 47 Johnsontown Road Elementary..................... 21
Coleridge-Taylor Montessori Elementary..... 55 Kennedy Montessori Elementary................... 22
Coral Ridge Elementary................................. 33 Kenwood Elementary..................................... 30
Crums Lane Elementary................................. 25 Kerrick Elementary.......................................... 26
Dixie Elementary............................................. 19 Klondike Lane Elementary............................. 48
Dunn Elementary............................................ 55 Laukhuf Elementary........................................ 40
Eisenhower Elementary.................................. 20 Layne Elementary............................................ 16
Engelhard Elementary ................................... 63 Lowe Elementary............................................. 56
Fairdale Elementary........................................ 34 Luhr Elementary.............................................. 40
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Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary................. 60 Trunnell Elementary........................................ 18
Maupin Elementary......................................... 64 Tully Elementary.............................................. 49
McFerran Preparatory Academy.................... 30 Watson Lane Elementary................................ 18
Medora Elementary........................................ 17 Watterson Elementary.................................... 46
Middletown Elementary................................. 52 Wellington Elementary................................... 27
Mill Creek Elementary.................................... 26 Wheatley Elementary...................................... 65
Minors Lane Elementary................................. 31 Wheeler Elementary....................................... 46
Norton Commons Elementary....................... 53 Wilder Elementary.......................................... 57
Norton Elementary......................................... 52 Wilkerson Elementary..................................... 23
Okolona Elementary....................................... 41 Wilt Elementary............................................... 42
Portland Elementary....................................... 61 Zachary Taylor Elementary............................. 57
Price Elementary............................................. 49
Rangeland Elementary................................... 41
Roosevelt-Perry Elementary........................... 56
Rutherford Elementary................................... 35
Sanders Elementary........................................ 22
Semple Elementary......................................... 31
Shacklette Elementary.................................... 27
Shelby Traditional Academy ......................... 61
Slaughter Elementary..................................... 38
Smyrna Elementary......................................... 42
St. Matthews Elementary................................ 64
Stonestreet Elementary.................................. 17
Stopher Elementary........................................ 53
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English as a Second Language Program
Child Enrichment Program
Extended School Services
Early Childhood Program
Family Resource Center
Advance Program
Uniforms
Layne • • • •
Medora • • •
Stonestreet • • • • • •
Trunnell • • • • • • •
Watson Lane • • •
SCHOOL PROFILES
Layne Elementary
Address: 9831 East Avenue, Louisville, KY 40272 Phone: (502) 485-8290
Principal: Dr. Ron Marshall Student Enrollment: 374
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/layne
The Layne House System provides building a school • Offers a Gold-Level Student Technology
community and long-lasting relationships with all Leadership Program (STLP)
stakeholders, not just teachers/students. Students • Provides student leadership opportunities,
learn lifelong skills, such as achievement, courage, including Student Council
determination, integrity, and optimism, while giving
back to the community locally and globally through • Offers the Advance Program, Layne House
service projects throughout the year. System utilizing Civic Engagement, National
Beta Club, and Metro Leadership Foundation’s
School Highlights: C.S.I. reading program for first-grade students
• Recognized as a Health Promotion • Offers band and orchestra
School of Excellence (HPSE)
• Provides a range of after-school activities,
• Maintains extensive technology integration including volleyball, track, basketball,
with a computer lab staffed by a full-time cheerleading, chess, and Academic Team
technology teacher, a SMART Board, and
three student computers in every classroom,
and technology-based programs
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Address: 11801 Deering Road, Louisville, KY 40272 Phone: (502) 485-8298
Cluster 1
Principal: Beth Palmer Student Enrollment: 466
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Medora
At Medora Elementary, we strive to achieve a differentiation to enrich and accelerate learning
nurturing environment that promotes health throughout the day and across the curriculum.
and wellness, social competence, and academic • Provides reading intervention for kindergarten
achievement for every student. We provide a safe through second-grade students using our
and nurturing environment, recognize academic and Reading Lab model. Students rotate through
social growth, and prepare each student for the next three stations to receive an additional
level of learning. Medora monitors each student’s Guided Reading lesson, intentional phonics/
performance daily and implements research-based word work lessons, and writing support.
practices. It is our goal to teach the way students
learn. Through partnerships with staff, parents, and • Offers 21st-century technology with
community, we will ensure that each student reaches Chromebooks, iPads, SMART Boards, Science,
their highest potential. Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM) Lab, and Google-certified educators.
Motto: Today I will do whatever it takes to become
my very best. We are respectful, responsible and • Special areas include STEM Lab, Physical
ready to learn. Education (PE), Arts and Humanities, and Library.
School Highlights: • Offers several sports, including basketball,
volleyball, cross-country, soccer, and cheerleading
• Recognized as a Health Promotion
School of Excellence (HPSE) • Also offers many clubs, Student Technology
Leadership Program (STLP), Safety Patrol, Quick
• Recognized as a Leader in Me school where Recall, Guitar Club, Band, and Orchestra
we focus on learning and living Stephen R.
Covey’s 7 Habits to create caring classroom • Other activities include Turkey Trot, Field
communities and cultivate leadership skills in Day, Pancakes and PJs, Spring Fling, Jump
all of our students. We use the Leader in Me Rope for Heart, Bicycle Rodeo, Talent
curriculum to teach the 7 Habits and discuss Show, Y5210, Career Day, Watch D.O.G.S.,
ways to implement them at home and school. Color Run, and Math/Literacy Night
• Provides robust learning opportunities for our • Receives support from a highly active, award-
Primary Talent Pool (kindergarten through grade winning Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
three) and Gifted and Talented (grades four and • Features 12 Bellarmine Literacy Project
five) students by our district Gifted and Talented teachers, 7 Increasing Numeracy teachers, and
resource teacher. Classroom teachers ensure 5 Mathematical Design Collaboration teachers
Stonestreet Elementary
Address: 10007 Stonestreet Road, Louisville, KY 40272 Phone: (502) 485-8333
Principal: Donnie Boemker Student Enrollment: 436
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/stonestreet
At Stonestreet, we are committed to being the best • Offers student activities, including Academic
elementary school in JCPS by implementing methods Team, volleyball, cross-country, basketball,
and techniques that are embraced and practiced cheerleading, band, and orchestra
globally to foster 21st-century learners. We believe • Recognized as a Health Promotion
that all children can learn. We are committed to School of Excellence (HPSE)
educating the whole child in an environment where
they are cherished and respected and where their • Offers family events, including math and literacy
work is both valued and celebrated. Stonestreet nights, a talent show, and Breakfast With Santa
helps students develop skills that enable them to as well as special fall and spring events
make appropriate decisions and become responsible • Recognized as an Early Care and
citizens in the community. Education All Star Program
Motto: Learners today, Leaders tomorrow • Receives support from an active Parent
School Highlights: Teacher Association (PTA)
• Provides English as a Second
Language (ESL) instruction
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Address: 7609 St. Andrews Church Road, Louisville, KY 40214 Phone: (502) 485-8337
Principal: Stephanie Smith Student Enrollment: 435
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/trunnell
The Trunnell Elementary learning community strives • Spanish Class
for excellence every day. We create confident and • Offers family events, including
responsible lifelong learners for the 21st century by literacy and math nights
promoting critical thinkers and problem solvers in a
nurturing, loving environment. • English as a Second Language (ESL) Program
Motto: Expect Excellence: Reach, Teach, Succeed. • Leader in Me Program
School Highlights:
• Offers educational experiences through district
initiatives and instructional programs: Bridges Math,
Jan Richardson Reading, and Science Modules
• Provides student leadership opportunities,
including the Student Council Program
• Offers many extracurricular activities, including
Flag Football, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball,
Cheerleading, Dance Team, Academic
Team, Chess Club, and Science Club
Watson Lane Elementary
Address: 7201 Watson Lane, Louisville, KY 40272 Phone: (502) 485-8341
Principal: Sean Russell Student Enrollment: 272
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Watson
Watson Lane students will be confident in working at • Provides student leadership opportunities,
their own pace to design their instructional path. We including Student Council, Safety Patrol,
promote growth in every child by meeting them at their Student Technology Leadership Program
level of readiness and designing a pathway to success. (STLP), and community-service projects
We prepare students for the future through the use of • Maintains two fully equipped computer
technology and individualized resources. We encourage labs and iPad carts for every classroom
students to grow in their gifts, take ownership of their
learning, prepare for the future, and develop a mindset • Offers family events, including literacy and math
for success. nights, talent show, festivals, and family lunches
School Highlights:
• Offers a range of student teams and clubs,
including art, dance, gardening, Academic Team,
basketball, cheerleading, volleyball, and soccer
• Instruction is focused on character
and community building.
• Recognized as a Health Promotion
School of Excellence (HPSE)
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Dixie Elementary
Address: 10201 Casalanda Drive, Louisville, KY 40272 Phone: (502) 485-8238
Principal: Shawn Purlee Student Enrollment: 347
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Dixie
We are a professional learning community dedicated • Uses integrated technology throughout the school;
to improving the skills and knowledge of educators mobile Chromebook carts and SMART Boards
through collaborative study, expertise exchange, in all classrooms and special area classrooms;
and professional dialogue as well as improving the the latest SMART Board technology in our
educational aspirations, achievement, and attainment Library/Technology Center. Additional classroom
of students through stronger leadership and teaching. technologies include document cameras, laptops
for learning centers, electronic readers, and iPads.
Motto: Dixie Dragons Are the Heart and Future of the
Community. • Recognized as a Health Promotion
School of Excellence (HPSE)
School Highlights:
• Offers the Student Technology Leadership
• Offers the Primary Talent Pool
Program (STLP), Band, Boys and Girls Basketball,
and Advance Program
Cheerleading, Volleyball, Cross-Country, Student
• Offers Products and Artifacts of Deeper Learning Advisory Council, Men of Quality and Man to Man
based on authentic learning experiences designed (M2M) Mentoring programs, and multiple reward
to enhance the success skills identified in the initiatives/programs centered on citizenship,
Graduate Profile—Backpack of Success Skills leadership, and attendance, such as Student of
• Provides daily acceleration and remediation the Week for each classroom and DOJO rewards
through intentional small-group instruction, • Receives support from an award-winning
Advance Program, Extended School Services (ESS), Parent Teacher Association (PTA) and
Lexia Core 5, and Study Island learning software excellent Family Resource Center (FRC)
• All students are exposed daily to the PATHS
Social/Emotional learning program.
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Address: 5300 Jessamine Lane, Louisville, KY 40258 Phone: (502) 485-8244
Principal: Conni J. Strange Student Enrollment: 606
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Eisenhower
At Eisenhower Elementary, we are Learners! Leaders! • Yearlong extracurricular offerings include Cross-
EAGLES! We strive to provide opportunities for all Country, Volleyball, Basketball, Cheerleading,
students to help them acquire the necessary academic Flag Football, Archery, Golf, Tennis, Girl
and social skills to become productive citizens in Power, Band, Orchestra, Robotics, Karate,
our democratic society. Our school offers a safe and Drama, Safety Patrol, and Student Council
nurturing environment that supports success for all • Enrichment programs include STEM Lab, physical
students. education (PE), art, music, French, and library
School Highlights: • Community partnerships include Disney in
• Offers 21st-century technology with Chromebooks; Schools, Health Promotion Schools of Excellence,
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics First Tee of Louisville, and the Louisville Zoo.
(STEM) Lab; classroom workstations; iPads; SMART • Personalized learning supported through
Boards; and Google Certified Educators instruction, interventions, Exceptional Child
• Committed to deeper learning experiences for Education (ECE) services, Study Island,
students with all staff trained by the Buck Institute Moby Max, and Accelerated Reader
for Education in Project-Based Learning
• Robust Advance Program and Talent Pool classes
with accelerated learning opportunities
Foster Traditional Academy
Address: 1401 S. 41st Street, Louisville, KY 40211 Phone: (502) 485-8253
Principal: Letisha Young Student Enrollment: 565
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Foster
We are Foster! Our mission is “Touch the Heart, Teach • Each student attends five different special area
the Mind.” Foster strives to ensure all students succeed classes, including physical education (PE), art,
academically, socially, and emotionally. Together, we music, library, and computer lab each week.
will equip students with the skills necessary to lead • Provides SMART Board technology in every classroom
successful and productive lives, thus ensuring that they with Chromebooks, and offers a mobile iPad lab
are prepared for college and/or the career of their
choice. • Maintains beautiful facilities on a 40-acre campus
School Highlights:
• Offers the Traditional Magnet Program (Students
in Foster’s traditional magnet program are on track
to attend a traditional magnet middle school.)
• Uses a uniform policy
• Offers several academic and extracurricular
activities, including Student Technology
Leadership Program (STLP), drama, basketball,
soccer, cheerleading, dance, band, orchestra,
choir, and Extended School Services (ESS)
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Address: 5801 Greenwood Road, Louisville, KY 40258 Phone: (502) 485-8260
Cluster 2
Principal: Jamiera Johnson Student Enrollment: 474
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Greenwood
At Greenwood Elementary, our mission is to prepare • Promotes leadership through such programs
students to be academically and socially ready as Safety Patrol and Student Ambassadors
for middle school and beyond. We will provide a • Offers an array of after-school activities, including
safe, equitable learning environment, promoting Junior Beta Club, robotics, basketball, soccer,
high expectations and high-quality instruction for cheerleading, cross-country, volleyball, band,
all students in every classroom. Greenwood will orchestra, Safety Patrol, and Academic Team
be recognized as a model school for high levels of
teaching, learning and a positive school culture. • Recognized as a leading Health Promotion
Greenwood students will be collaborative, innovative, School of Excellence (HPSE)
global, and resilient ambassadors, who positively • Provides technology-rich educational experiences
impact the school and community. through SMART Board technology, iPads,
Motto: Community, Compassion, Commitment and Chromebooks in every classroom
School Highlights: • Offers unique family and community events,
including the annual Greenwood Color Fun(d)
• Offers academic programs for all learners, including Walk, Fall Festival, themed skating parties,
Advance Program, Extended School Services dances, and student award ceremonies
(ESS), and research-based interventions/supports
• Recognized for implementing Positive Behavior
Interventions and Supports (PBIS) with fidelity
Johnsontown Road Elementary
Address: 7201 Johnsontown Road Phone: (502) 485-8278
Principal: Stephen Howard Student Enrollment: 301
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/johnsontown
Johnsontown Road students are proficient learners • Offers many extracurricular activities, including
who are able to make decisions based on reason, Academic Team (Quick Recall and Future
compassion, and understanding. Problem Solving), band, orchestra, basketball,
cheerleading, volleyball, cross-country,
Mission: Johnsontown Road challenges everyone to
drama club, choir, and enrichment clubs
think critically and productively collaborate within a
caring and supportive learning environment. • Recognized as a Health Promotion
School of Excellence (HPSE)
Vision: At Johnsontown Road, we are respectful,
responsible, and resilient learners. • Rates high in parent satisfaction on
Teaching, Empowering, Leading and
Motto: Today’s Learners, Tomorrow’s Leaders
Learning (TELL) and AdvanceED surveys
School Highlights:
• Provides the VEX Robotics Program to students
• Offers a scholastic program for the Primary with competitions in computer coding
Talent Pool and advanced learners as well as
• Partners with neighbor Dynacraft Company for
interventions and supports for all levels of ability
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)
• Provides student-centered learning with
• Partnership with the University of
updated technology, including SMART
Louisville (UofL) ABRI program
Boards, iPads, 1:1 student Chromebooks in all
classrooms, projectors, scanners, document • Receives support from an outstanding Parent
cameras, and an updated computer lab Teacher Association (PTA), which sponsors
activities throughout the school year
• Provides leadership opportunities,
including National Elementary Honor
Society, Student Council, Safety Patrol,
and community-service projects
Return to the Table of Contents Elementary School Choices 21Kennedy Montessori Elementary
Address: 3800 Gibson Lane, Louisville, KY 40211 Phone: (502) 485-8280
Principal: Diyana Jones Student Enrollment: 552
Web: https://sites.google.com/jefferson.kyschools.us/kennedy-montessori
Our mission is to educate the whole child by providing Patrol, Girls on the Run, Volleyball, Kickfit Soccer,
authentic learning opportunities to prepare our students Quick Recall, Girl Scouts, Men of Quality Program,
to be global citizens. This work really begins the and the Young Gentlemen Cub’s Program
moment your child enters this world. You, as the parent, • Offers a wide variety of clubs, including Robotics, Girls
are your child’s first teacher, and you play a vital role in Who Code, Student Technology Leadership Program
their success. We welcome you as a critical partner with (STLP), Kindness Crew, and Environmental Club
us in the education of your child.
• Provides technology in every classroom, including
Motto: We are building success together. iPads, Chromebooks, Desktop computers,
School Highlights: SMART Boards, and document cameras
• Offers academic programs for all learners • Receives support from a highly involved Parent
including Primary Talent Pool, Advance Teacher Association (PTA), which sponsors
Program, Extended School Services (ESS), and activities throughout the school year
research-based interventions/supports
• Extracurricular activities: band, Suzuki violin,
Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance Team, Step Team,
Flag Football, Academic Team, orchestra, Safety
Sanders Elementary
Address: 8408 Terry Road, Louisville, KY 40258 Phone: (502) 485-8322
Principal: Alison Dahlgren Student Enrollment: 414
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Sanders
At Sanders Elementary, our mission is to provide • Provides high-level, student-centered learning
a collaborative learning community that educates, with updated technology, including SMART
empowers, and inspires all students to achieve and Boards, Chromebooks, projectors, scanners,
become lifelong learners. We teach in ways that engage document cameras, and a chrome lab
every student to learn at high levels. High expectations, • Special areas include CSP (Compassionate
authentic learning, and equality are the foundations Schools Project), Art, Music, Library/
at Sanders that allow our students to be confident, Media, Chrome Lab/Science, Technology,
prepared, and kind. Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
Motto: We choose success—Every student, every day, • Offers student leadership opportunities, including
whatever it takes! Student Council, Newscast Team, Safety Patrol,
School Highlights: Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP),
and grade-level community leadership project
• Offers a range of extracurricular activities,
including Academic Team, archery, volleyball, • Offers family events, including math and literacy
basketball, cheerleading, Cross-Country, nights, a talent show, and Breakfast With Santa
Girls on the Run, and Robotics as well as special fall and spring events
• Provides specialized instrumental programs, • Offers family support services through our
including the Weisberg Suzuki Violin STAR Family Resource Center (FRC)
Program, band, and orchestra
Return to the Table of Contents Elementary School Choices 22Wilkerson Elementary
Cluster 2
Address: 5601 Johnsontown Road, Louisville, KY 40272 Phone: (502) 485-8351
Principal: Traci Durbin Student Enrollment: 454
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Wilkerson
Wilkerson Elementary encircles our students with the • Recognized as a Health Promotion
necessary supports in partnership with the district, the School of Excellence (HPSE)
parents, and the community so that every student in • Offers many after-school activities, including
our care has the opportunity to achieve at high levels basketball, cheerleading, volleyball, cross-
and leaves Wilkerson prepared for the next step in country, Academic Team, and art club
their education.
• Provides technology in every classroom,
School Highlights: including student desktop computers,
• Recognizes the six pillars of character: SMART Boards, and document cameras
trustworthiness, responsibility, caring, • Receives support from a highly involved Parent
respect, fairness, and citizenship Teacher Association (PTA), which sponsors
• Honors students’ accomplishments at activities throughout the school year
monthly town meetings • Offers leadership opportunities, including
Student Ambassadors and Safety Patrol
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Cane Run Elementary
Address: 3951 Cane Run Road, Louisville, KY 40211 Phone: (502) 485-8223
Principal: Michael Alexander Student Enrollment: 355
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/canerun
Here at Cane Run, we believe in teaching the whole • Offers library, physical education (PE), art,
child. Each day, we work to provide safe, stimulating, music, and Science, Technology, Engineering,
and challenging educational experiences to ensure that and Mathematics (STEM) lab
all students are transition-ready. Our goal is to prepare • Disney Musical School
our students to be independent, lifelong learners and
equip them with the 21st-century learning skills they will • Offers the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable
need to be successful throughout their lives. Program for all students
Motto: Teaching with the Future in Mind • Offers a wide range of family support services
School Highlights:
• Offers small class sizes
• Offers after-school activities and sports
• Integrates Chromebooks, iPads, and
other technologies into instruction
Return to the Table of Contents Elementary School Choices 24Crums Lane Elementary
Address: 3212 S. Crums Lane, Louisville, KY 40216 Phone: (502) 485-8236
Cluster 3
Principal: Anna Byrd Student Enrollment: 423
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/CrumsLane
Motto: Crums Lane Elementary is dedicated to • Chromebooks, iPads, and the latest
preparing our students for their next level with forms of technology actively engage
a rigorous academic curriculum in a caring and students in real-world learning daily.
compassionate community. • The Crums Lane campus has been renovated with
School Highlights: numerous updates to the building and grounds.
• Crums Lane Elementary is a small class • Crums Lane Elementary welcomes families
size school with 20 students in each to participate in monthly family nights,
first- through fifth-grade classroom. luncheons, special activities for holidays, and
celebrations. The Crums Lane Parent Teacher
• Teachers work with small groups of students
Association (PTA) actively supports the school
daily in reading and math, providing intensive
with additional fun activities for families.
individual and small-group support.
• Crums Lane participates in the Compassionate
• The Crums Lane Student Technology Leadership
Schools Program, learning mindfulness strategies to
Program (STLP) members have won at the
support students’ growth and development weekly.
state level eight out of the last nine years.
• Crums Lane Elementary has weekly PAW
• Numerous extracurricular programs are
Celebrations every Friday with additional fun
available for students, including flag football,
learning activities and celebrations for all students.
chess, cheerleading, volleyball, basketball,
softball, Student Council, orchestra, • All Crums Lane students have the opportunity
soccer, STLP, and the newscast team. to participate in the Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Program and be in a Disney Musical.
• The Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM) Lab offers students • Crums Lane Elementary encourages
opportunities for deeper learning at all grade leadership with the Ladies of Leadership
levels. and Distinguished Gentlemen Programs in
collaboration with community partners.
Gutermuth Elementary
Address: 1500 Sanders Lane, Louisville, KY 40216 Phone: (502) 485-8261
Principal: Laura Mullaney Student Enrollment: 392
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/elementary/Gutermuth
Here at Gutermuth, we believe in caring for • Offers Disney in Schools Theatre Production
students as if they were our own. We offer excellent in collaboration with StageOne Family
educational opportunities, a highly qualified staff, Theatre and Visual Arts Program
and activities and events to meet a variety of student • Weekly Reader’s Theatre, Wellness,
needs and interests. It is our mission to provide high- Library/Media, and Art
quality, developmentally appropriate experiences
for the successful social and academic growth of all • Provides multiple opportunities for
students in a safe, secure, and caring environment. project-based deeper learning
Motto: Gutermuth: Great Minds, Positive Attitudes! • Extracurriculars include Flag Football,
Cheerleading, basketball, Cross-Country,
School Highlights: band, orchestra, and Academic Team.
• Provides engaging, standards-based • Offers the Reading Recovery Program
instruction in a diverse, multicultural setting
• Offers the Compassionate Schools Project
• Offers the English as a Second Language
(ESL) Program with four full-time teachers • More than 16 different languages spoken
and two bilingual associate instructors
Return to the Table of Contents Elementary School Choices 25Kerrick Elementary
Address: 2210 Upper Hunters Trace, Louisville, KY 40216 Phone: (502) 485-8284
Principal: Dr. LaWanda Hazard Student Enrollment: 415
Web: http://kerrick.jcps.schooldesk3.net/
Motto: Where Kerrick-ter Grows • Provides a range of after-school activities,
including volleyball, track, basketball,
School Highlights:
cheerleading, chess, and Academic Team
• Provides rich, engaging, standards-based instruction
• Offers family events, including literacy and math
• Uses classic children’s literature to teach reading nights, talent show, festivals, and family lunches
• Math materials build students’ • Pilot for Compassionate Schools Program
conceptual understanding of numbers,
• Active Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
patterns, and problem solving
• Offers Academic Team, volleyball, basketball,
cheerleading, cross-country, and archery
• Provides state-of-the-art technology
in every classroom
• Offers a wide range of family support services
• Offers highly skilled educators who are equipped
to provide rigorous and relevant instruction in the
classroom and during Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI)
Mill Creek Elementary
Address: 3816 Dixie Highway, Louisville, KY 40216 Phone: (502) 485-8301
Principal: La’Queisha Bonds Student Enrollment: 507
Web: https://sites.google.com/jefferson.kyschools.us/mill-creek-leadership-academy/home
Vision: To Be The Urban Leadership School of Excellence • Offers Convocation Series, extracurricular sports
and activities, and culturally responsive teaching
Motto: We Create Leaders for Life!
• Provides student-centered learning using technology
School Highlights:
such as Lexia and Dream Box programs, SMART
• Accredited Lighthouse—Leader in Me School Boards in every classroom, document cameras,
• Offers the Leadership Academy Magnet iPads, and Chromebooks for every student
Program—focusing on Stephen Covey’s 7 • Restorative Practice (RP) and Positive Behavior
Habits—for Elementary Clusters 1 through 5 Interventions and Supports (PBIS) school
• Provides Leadership opportunities for students • Fresh fruit and vegetables grant
through Student Officers and Classroom Ambassadors
• Family-oriented: Family night
• Fifth-grade clubs opportunities throughout the year
• Provides social-emotional learning, student
learning choices, mentoring programs,
and personalized learning plans
Return to the Table of Contents Elementary School Choices 26Shacklette Elementary
Cluster 3
Address: 5310 Mercury Drive, Louisville, KY 40258 Phone: (502) 485-8325
Principal: Kevin Garner Student Enrollment: 333
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/Elementary/Shacklette
Motto: A Community of Champions—we develop the • SMART Boards in every classroom
champion in your child. • Focus on mindfulness, movement, and music (3M)
School Highlights: • Offers a Science, Technology, Engineering,
• Recognized by the Commonwealth for the Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) Lab
implementation of Positive Behavior • Offers a wide range of extracurricular
Interventions and Supports (PBIS) activities, such as Academic Team, basketball,
• A Restorative Practice (RP) School soccer, chess, and Girls on the Run
• Awarded the Disney grant for musicals in schools
• Offers the Reaching Academic Potential
(RAP) Program for kindergarten through
grade-three students who may qualify for
the Gifted and Talented Program
• Diverse population with more than 14
languages spoken by students
Wellington Elementary
Address: 4800 Kaufman Lane, Louisville, KY 40216 Phone: (502) 485-8343
Principal: Brandi Carney Student Enrollment: 421
Web: https://schools.jefferson.kyschools.us/Elementary/Wellington
Wellington’s North Star is to improve student • Offers a wide range of extracurricular
outcomes. We aim to be a top-performing academic activities, including team sports, Field to
institution that provides a caring environment, Fork, Student Council, chess, Academic
cultivates a culture of wellness, and instills a love Team, and the Scholar Society
of learning that lays the foundation for students to • Project-based learning through community service,
become tomorrow’s leaders. Our mission is to teach including Love the Hungry food packaging for
all students the value of Community, Achievement, victims of famine and the Pennies for Patients
Teamwork, and Success. partnership to assist children with leukemia
School Highlights: • Students and families who need assistance
• Offers the Health and Wellness for with academic, social, mental health, and
Accelerated Learning Magnet Program economic supports are served through
our guidance counselor, Family Resource
• Provides health and wellness education
Center (FRC), and school nurse.
and career exploration through business
partnerships, family nights, and field trips
• Access to the latest technology to
enhance learning, including Chromebooks,
iPads, and two computer labs
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Auburndale Elementary
Address: 5749 New Cut Road, Louisville, KY 40214 Phone: (502) 485-8204
Principal: KaTonya Parker Student Enrollment: 570
Web: http://auburndale.jcps.schooldesk.net
At Aurburndale Elementary, we provide an • Offers History and Appreciation of the
individualized, rigorous, and engaging learning Performing and Visual Arts Program
environment with authentic, real-world applications • Provides state-of-the-art technology in
to empower every student to reach their own classrooms and the computer lab
potential. Our staff fosters a learning environment of
collaboration, creativity, and excellence. All Auburndale • Promotes parent involvement through
Elementary students will be inspired to become lifelong parent and family engagement activities,
learners who are responsible, caring citizens in our the School-Based Decision Making (SBDM)
diverse, competitive world. Council, and volunteer opportunities
School Highlights: • Offers a wide range of extracurricular and co-curricular
activities, including National Elementary Honor
• Uses research-based instructional practices, including Society, Safety Patrol, Student Technology Leadership
Reading Wordshop, Math Workshop, guided reading, Program (STLP), basketball, cheerleading, Visual Arts
science modules, and world-class teaching standards Club, volleyball, soccer, band, orchestra, and choir
• Offers enrichment activities for Advance Program • Provides a caring and committed staff focused on
students creating a child-centered learning environment
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