Churchill Park School

Better Hearing and Speech Month Spotlight at CHP! Our very own Chief, Kim Chevalier took time today to prioritize her hearing health with a visit to our state-of-the-art sound booth, thanks to our incredible audiologist in JCPS, Dr. Casey Roof and Dr. Brandi Burbrink

10 months ago, Churchill Park

💬 HAPPY SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING MONTH | Shoutout to the incredible professionals supporting students with communication disorders. Your work empowers voices, builds confidence, and changes lives. ❤️ We’re grateful for everything you do—this month and always! 🙌

10 months ago, JCPS Communications

Happy National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! “You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” — Jane Goodall As a school speech pathologist, I have the privilege of helping children find their voice. I love getting to be a part of that journey. — Kristina Perry, Speech-Language Pathologist at Ballard High, Norton Elementary, and the Academy @ Shawnee

💜🎓Today, we had the absolute honor of celebrating six amazing Churchill Park graduates, each with a story of perseverance, strength, and growth that inspires us all. These young adults have taught us so much about resilience, joy, determination, and the power of strength. They’ve left a mark on our hearts, our school, and our entire community. To our graduates: You are the reason we do what we do. You are the hero in your own story! It brings us to this quote “While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about.” Nothing has ever been more true of these graduates and the experiences we’ve been gifted to share with them. To our families: Thank you for trusting us with your most precious gifts. Your partnership, love, and support have made this day possible. To our staff: From therapists to teachers, assistants, bus staff, nurses to administrators, you’ve poured your hearts into these students. Your belief in them has helped shape their path and helped make today unforgettable. This is more than just a graduation, it’s a celebration of connection, community, and the beautiful growth we’ve witnessed together. Here’s to our Class of 2025 , we are SO proud of you! Remember once a Crusader always a Crusader !

11 months ago, Churchill Park

Sometimes, it takes a village and sometimes, it takes real heroes. Because of the compassion and dedication of some incredibly special people from Louisville Metro Emergency Services, one of our most resilient students, a CHP Crusader since 2007, made it in person to her high school graduation at Churchill Park. This remarkable young lady faced challenges that could have kept her from attending- she needed a stretcher and specialized support. But thanks to these community heroes, she didn’t just make it, she arrived in style. Her presence today was a powerful reminder of resilience, community, and the belief that everyone deserves to be celebrated. From all of us at Churchill Park, thank you. You helped make a memory that will last a lifetime. 🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑 Special shoutout to this EMS crew who even went above and beyond by decorating the EMS vehicle with lights, turning it into a celebration on wheels. She truly lit up with excitement and so did all of us who witnessed her joy. 💜💜Thanks specifically -Mr. John Johnson with EMA, Nick Groft with Louisville Fire Department and EMS drivers ,Stevie Johnson, John Conover, Alex Rishel, today meant the absolute world!💜💜💜

11 months ago, Churchill Park

Fire and Ice Prom 2025 was a night of pure happiness at Churchill Park! 🔥Our students lit up the room with joy, from the dance moves to every smile, it gave us chills of excitement.❄️ Tomorrow, we honor our amazing graduates. 🎓 Graduation 2025, here we come!

11 months ago, Churchill Park

📢 Don't miss the JCPS Superintendent Finalist Community Forums TODAY, Tues, May 20th! 🗣️ Meet Ben Shuldiner & Dr. H. Brian Yearwood. 📍 Forum 1: 4-6 PM @ JCPS Center for Professional Learning (Live on JCBE YouTube) 📍 Forum 2: 7-9 PM @ Stopher Elementary ❓Submit Questions: https://forms.gle/aJbBWsGt6SoUXKB26 ➡️ More Info & Feedback: https://bit.ly/434Nhmw #WeAreJCPS

11 months ago, Jefferson County Public Schools

JCPS Superintendent Finalists Q&A Tuesday, May 20, 2025 Open to All | Moderated by Hazard Young Attea Associates 4 - 6 p.m. JCPS Center for Professional Learning 3903 Atkinson Square Dr., Louisville, KY 40218 7 - 9 p.m. Stopher Elementary School 14417 Aiken Rd., Louisville, KY 40245

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Happy National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! "Everyone has something to communicate, with or without a voice." Being a Speech Language Pathologist means I am an advocate for my students. It is my responsibility to make sure they are heard and understood and that they are confident enough to speak for themselves. — Jean Whitt, Speech-Language Pathologist at Kennedy Elementary and McFerran Early Childhood

🔥❄️ The fire is lit, the ice is sparkling, and we are officially READY to welcome our amazing guests to the 2025 Fire & Ice Prom! Let’s make memories that shine as bright as fire and cool as ice! 🔥❄️

11 months ago, Churchill Park

🚨 JCPS UPDATE | JCPS after-school activities are canceled today, Friday, May 16 due to expected inclement weather.

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

CLASSIFIED JOB FAIR | Join us this Friday, May 16 for a Classified Career Fair to learn more about open roles in our Nutrition Services, Security, Maintenance, Mechanic, Custodial, and Early Childhood divisions!

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: Happy National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! "Communication is the essence of human life." — Janice Light Being a JCPS SLP means working with students to develop essential speech, language, and communication skills so that they may overcome challenges and be successful across settings in their school environment, but also in life. It means advocating for students' needs, working on goals, and collaborating with other professionals to promote skills and independence. — Allison Forrester, Speech-Language Pathologist at Hudson Middle, Meyzeek Middle, UofL Pact, and duPont Manual High

💉💙 HAPPY NATIONAL SCHOOL NURSES WEEK | To the compassionate, skilled professionals who keep our students healthy, safe, and ready to learn—thank you! Your care makes a difference every single day. 🏥🍎 We appreciate you this week and every week!

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: A Big Thank You. Happy National School Nurses Week! Casey Leone. Wellington Elementary. “Nurse Casey has been a school nurse at Wellington Elementary for 10 years. She works diligently to make sure all of her students are cared for. She has built relationships with her students and families and ensures that they all have access to healthcare and resources. She advocates for her students to receive necessary health services, such as dental clinics, vision clinics, immunizations, and physicals at school. She enjoys providing health education to her students whenever she has the opportunity.” - Megan Habich-Trueblood, APRN

📝 FROM THE HEART | We invited JCPS seniors to write a letter to their favorite teacher. For #TeacherAppreciationWeek, we're sharing a few of the heartfelt responses. ❤️ "You have inspired me to continue on the path I'm on, so I can be a teacher like you one day."

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: Happy Teacher Appreciation Week. To: Ms. Cashman, Southern High School. I’ve had you as a teacher for 3 years now, and you have impacted my life more than any other teacher I’ve ever had. You push me even when I want to give up. You have given me the tools I need to succeed in life. Not only have you helped me grow as a person, you’ve also helped me grow my career and my emotional health. You have cared for me more than anyone I know. You have inspired me to continue on the path I’m on, so I can be a teacher like you one day. I can’t thank you enough for everything you’ve done for me. From: Piper K., 12th Grade, Southern High School

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: A Big Thank You. Happy National School Nurses Week! Tracey Jones. Jeffersontown High. “We would like to recognize nurse Tracey from Jeffersontown High School for her outstanding dedication to patient care and health education. Tracey overcame language barriers through the effective use of interpreter services with the Language Line. By proactively reaching out to parents/guardians in their preferred language, Tracey ensured that families received clear, culturally sensitive education about recommended vaccines. This commitment to inclusivity and health equity not only empowered parents to make informed decisions, but also helped improve community health outcomes.” - Heather Karem, Nurse Practitioner

📝 FROM THE HEART | We invited JCPS seniors to write a letter to their favorite teacher. For #TeacherAppreciationWeek, we're sharing a few of the heartfelt responses. ❤️ "You are an incredible teacher, and your impact reaches far beyond the years in your classroom."

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: Happy Teacher Appreciation Week. To Ms. Ice, Laukhuf Elementary. From Miranda W., 12th grade, Louisville Male High School. I hope you are doing well! As I look back on my education, I can’t help but think of the incredible impact you had on my learning and personal growth. I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for your dedication, encouragement, and the lasting influence you’ve had on my life. Looking back, I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into making learning engaging and meaningful. Your kindness, patience, and belief in your students made a difference, and I am so grateful to have been one of them. From coming in as a new student with only a few months left of school, you welcomed me with open arms. You made me feel as though I had known you for years. You are the reason I am where I am today, and I am beyond grateful. Thank you for believing in me when I didn’t have faith in myself. Thank you for guiding me through school while also making sure I figured it out on my own. You taught me independence and just how important maturity was. You gave me a helping hand when I needed it most. No matter what the situation was, regardless if it was friends, family, school or just about anything, you were always willing to be there and listen to me talk. As I navigate through life, I will forever appreciate your kindness and words. Thank you for sticking by my side during times I felt like I couldn’t do it! You are an incredible teacher, and your impact reaches far beyond the years in your classroom. As I move on with life and begin my own journey, I will always remember your kind words and to never forget to keep going. You don’t come across many people who help you through life, but I am forever grateful to have that person as you. I love you beyond words and thank you for being you!

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: A Big Thank You! Happy National School Nurses Week! Carol Chesney. Coral Ridge Elementary. “Carol has been a JCPS School Nurse for 17 years and loves working with children. She loves being a nurse to children in an educational environment. She always greets each child with a friendly smile and listens to each of their concerns. She not only provides healthcare to ours students but is there for the staff as well.” - Megan Habich-Trueblood, APRN

💉💙 HAPPY NATIONAL SCHOOL NURSE DAY | To the compassionate, skilled professionals who keep our students healthy, safe, and ready to learn — thank you! Your care makes a difference every single day. 🏥🍎 We appreciate you!

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

A Big Thank You! Happy National School Nurses Week! Kristen Mattioli. Bates Elementary. “Upon entering the office at Bates Elementary, you will quickly notice that Nurse Kristen is an integral part of the school community. In addition to students coming to her office for an array of medical needs, many stop by for a quick hug or word of reassurance to start their day. Her efforts have created a space where students feel safe and cared for, which is an undeniable talent of a great school nurse.” - Mary Texas, APRN, FNP

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Happy National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! “Never assume a person who has difficulty communicating has nothing to say.” — Stacy Sekinger Being an SLP in JCPS has always been about meeting the needs of our littlest learners and their families. Everyday I get to play, laugh, and—sometimes—cry with them as we navigate what can be a very overwhelming introduction to the ECE world. Communication is a foundational right for all people. Helping toddlers access that right by developing a way to communicate with their loved ones is so very rewarding. I love my job! — Jenny Lockwood, Speech-Language Pathologist at Early Childhood Diagnostic Center

💉💙 HAPPY NATIONAL SCHOOL NURSES WEEK | To the compassionate, skilled professionals who keep our students healthy, safe, and ready to learn — thank you! Your care makes a difference every single day. 🏥🍎 We appreciate you this week and every week!

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: A Big Thank You. Happy National School Nurses Week! Katelyn Young, Okolona Elementary. “Katelyn works diligently to provide quality care to all students at Okolona Elementary. She goes above and beyond to build relationships with families, ensuring they have access to resources and feel comfortable contacting her with any questions or concerns. A recent example of her commitment is contacting families of students that failed vision screenings and making sure they were aware of Adarsh clinics. This resulted in 5 students getting access to much needed glasses that will play a huge role in their academic success. She has been a great resource to our zone and is always willing to answer any questions from fellow nurses.” - Mary Texas, APRN, FNP

The school transfer window is now open at https://bit.ly/4m2Jqhm. If you need in-person help submitting a transfer request, the Office of School Choice will be on-site at the JCPS Satellite Office (1107 South 17th Street) Wednesday, May 7th from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Families should enter through door #12 located on Gallagher Street.

11 months ago, JCPS Communications

Graphic says: Student transfer application assistance at the JCPS Satellite Office. 1107 South 17th Street. Louisville, KY 40210. May 5th & 7th From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Assistance will still be available at the LAM Building located at 4309 Bishop Lane.

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