As Pandemic Continues, Schools, Courts And Other Systems Adjust

The spread of the coronavirus has brought many businesses to a standstill, and forced others to change how they work. Jefferson County Public Schools is giving thousands of Chromebooks to students who don't have guaranteed access to a computer as part of its remote learning plan. The attorney general's office is devoting time to fight scams related to the coronavirus. Most in-person court services in Kentucky have been suspended. In Conversation discussed changes happening across the commonwealth in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our guest were JCPS Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio, Consumer Protection Division Director for Kentucky's office of Attorney General Chris Lewis, and Kentucky Chief Justice John Minton. Donate to support this and future episodes of In Conversation.