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A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record
A newsmagazine by and for the youth of Louisville

On the Record
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JCPS Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio addresses local media and details JCPS' plans for graduating seniors. screen capture by Reece Gunther

JCPS announces plans to honor the Class of 2020

Words by Ysa Leon, Sylvia Cassidy, and guest contributor, Reece Gunther
May 6, 2020
JCPS vs FCPS: comparing the responses of Kentucky’s largest school districts.

JCPS vs FCPS: comparing the responses of Kentucky’s largest school districts.

Words by Ysa Leon and guest contributor, Logan Justice (PLD Lamplighter)
April 25, 2020
JCPS Super Dr. Marty Pollio addresses questions for local media, including Ysa Leon, OTR Editor-in-Chief (third from left).

JCPS will continue virtual learning until May 27, JCPS Board approves new last day

Words by Ysa Leon, Sylvia Cassidy, and guest contributor, Reece Gunther
April 21, 2020
From left to right, Kate, 18, Anna, 23, Michael, and Marcia Seiler

Meet the Seilers

Words by Ysa Leon, Editor-in-Chief
April 15, 2020
JCPS Board of Education members meet virtually via Zoom for an emergency meeting. Screen captured by Sylvia Cassidy.

JCPS Board announces last day of school: June 3

Words by Ysa Leon, Sylvia Cassidy, and guest contributor, Reece Gunther
April 14, 2020
Two Different Quarantines

Two Different Quarantines

Words by Ysa Leon, Editor-in-Chief
April 8, 2020
Screencapture from March 27 press conference with superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio

JCPS rolls out NTI info, including new Support Portal

Words by Ysa Leon, Sylvia Cassidy, and guest contributor, Reece Gunther
March 27, 2020
JCPS Super: Students Out Until April 20

JCPS Super: Students Out Until April 20

Words by Ysa Leon, Sylvia Cassidy, and guest contributor, Reece Gunther
March 20, 2020
JCPS Board Meets Virtually, Approves Indefinite NTI Learning Unanimously

JCPS Board Meets Virtually, Approves Indefinite NTI Learning Unanimously

Words by Ysa Leon and Sylvia Cassidy
March 19, 2020
Fact vs Fiction: Myths of COVID-19.

Fact vs Fiction: Myths of COVID-19.

Words by Ysa Leon, Editor-in-Chief
March 18, 2020
Dear Reader - Spring 2020

Dear Reader – Spring 2020

Words by Ysa Leon, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2020
Ysa Leon is the Editor-in-Chief of On the Record. She is a senior who is passionate about social issues and human photography. When she’s not playing lacrosse, you can find her drinking coffee, listening to Daniel Caeser, or rambling about European soccer. In the future, she hopes to make a career in journalism or criminal psychology.

Music Monday #5: Ysa Leon

Words by Ysa Leon
March 10, 2020
Lily Wobbe stands looking up at artwork in Louisville. In her editorial “United We Stand,” she grapples with the divide between Kentucky and Louisville.

[Photo] United We Stand

Words by Lily Wobbe
February 11, 2020
A yellow graphic of a world map with lines extending from Kentucky to Tanzania, Guatemala, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Burundi, and Eritrea.

The Power of We

Words by Ysa Leon
January 23, 2020
Dear Reader - Summer 2019

Dear Reader – Summer 2019

Words by Ysa Leon, Editor in Chief
July 1, 2019

1 in 12,000

Words by Ysa Leon, Assignment Editor
June 5, 2019
Addiction's in Again!

Addiction’s in Again!

Words by McKenna Conway, Ysa Leon, Olivia Brotzge, and Maggie Gediman
January 28, 2019

Your Local Gov. Guide

Words by Ysa Leon and Maddie Currie
November 2, 2018
Picture Perfect- Antonio Williamson, an 11-year-old sixth grader at Meyzeek Middle, has an adult mentor in the Y-NOW program. "He is definitely someone who takes a big role... through schoolwork, sports activities, and choices throughout life," Antonio said. Photo by Ysa Leon.

To All My Friends Who Break the Cycle – Y-NOW helps children of prisoners create a future outside of the justice system.

Words by Ysa Leon and Ella Treinen
September 25, 2018
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