Why Choose Smartbus App For School Bus Tracking Smartstudent Louisville, ky. (wdrb) jcps is spending over $240,000 on a new bus tracking app for parents. the district hopes to have the app ready to roll out sometime this week. According to an order form, the district is spending more than $200,000 for the edulog app and its implementation. louisville, ky. — from the original first day of school for jefferson county.
How You Can Track Your Student S Jcps Bus Whas11 The new app allowing jefferson county public schools parents to track their kid's bus is live, and thousands of families are already using it. It comes as jcps officials say they hope the new bus tracking app will be available to families by the end of the week. louisville, ky. — as jefferson county public schools (jcps). Jefferson county public schools has introduced an app so that parents can track their children's buses. the app was announced last week as a part of jcps' solutions to its busing. One of the short term solutions the district has proposed is a bus tracking app, which would allow parents to monitor the location of their child's bus in re.
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