Krista Johnson is an Education Reporter at the Pulitzer Prize-winning Louisville Courier Journal. With a focus on education, Johnson covers a range of topics including the education system, legislation, and social issues, particularly in Kentucky and Louisville. She has been featured in several publications, including the Montgomery Advertiser, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Krista Johnson's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly related to education and crime in Louisville, Kentucky. She frequently covers government announcements and breaking news stories related to these topics.
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By: Krista Johnson
The Beechmont school received a $50,000 grant to have a barber onsite once a week.
By: Krista Johnson
Louisville Courier Journal In a recent national study, eight Jefferson County Public Schools were identified as candidates for closures, based on the schools' low enrollments and poor academic performances.
Eight JCPS schools were identified in a national study as candidates for closure due to decreased enrollment and low academic achievement.
By: Krista Johnson
Louisville Courier Journal Jefferson County Board of Education members have started the process of making another monumental decision that will have a lasting impact on the district: choosing its next leader.
By: Krista Johnson
Now, JCPS leaders are working with state lawmakers to alter the testing process to assist those applicants.
A state-led task force was supposed to deliver recommendations on how to improve Jefferson County Public Schools by this month.
By: Krista Johnson
Louisville Courier Journal Payton Cofer wasn't excited about her options for high school in Louisville's South End after two unchallenging years in a middle school that was short on staff.
By: Krista Johnson
Louisville Courier Journal Despite Cody Harris' daughter not having a school bus this year , the freshman has been able to make her way to and from Butler Traditional High thanks to a city bus.
By: Krista Johnson
Louisville Courier Journal Busing could be restored for some magnet school students in a couple months, according to a release Monday from Jefferson County Public Schools.
By: Krista Johnson
Some districts spent more than $26,000 per student in state and local funds, while others spent less than $10,000.
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