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2025 Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) Results for

Fayette County Public Schools

Proficient Reading:

Elementary: 29%

Middle: 26%

High: 28%

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Distinguished Reading:

Elementary: 24%

Middle: 26%

High: 22%

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Proficient Math:

Elementary: 31%

Middle: 28%

High: 25%

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Distinguished Math:

Elementary: 17%

Middle: 19%

High: 17%

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Board Finance & Accountability Committee

The Board Finance & Accountability Committee (BFAC) represents a renewed district commitment to fiscal transparency, accountability, and long-range financial planning. This committee serves as a vital link between the Fayette County Board of Education, district leadership, and the community — ensuring that financial decisions are data-driven, strategically aligned, and reflective of responsible stewardship of public resources.

Meetings

When: 5 p.m. on the third Wednesday: Feb. 18, March 18, April 15, May 20, June 17

Where: Room 4042C of the John D. Price Administration Building, 450 Park Place

Summaries

Members

  • Shani Abramowitz, rabbi at Ohavay Zion Synagogue
  • Jill Angelucci, principal in FCPS
  • Wallace Barber, insurance agent with State Farm
  • Gina Greathouse, executive vice president of Economic Development with Commerce Lexington
  • Kiyon Jenkins, manager of the John D. Price Administration Building and other facilities in FCPS
  • Jenna Jennings, executive director of Kentucky PTA
  • Sophie Schwab, teacher in FCPS
  • Hunter Stout, chief financial officer at Keeneland

Purpose and Charge

  • Review and analyze financial trends, budgets, and multi-year projections for Fayette County Public Schools
  • Provide independent, data-informed recommendations to the superintendent and the school board
  • Build public confidence through open, transparent financial oversight
  • Ensure that fiscal decisions support FCPS’s mission, strategic priorities, and equity goals

Note: This panel replaced the former Budget & Finance Committee, effective January 2026, with an enhanced focus on long-term financial health, transparency, and community representation.

Structure and Expectations

  • Membership: Nine voting members representing finance, community leadership, families, and school-based staff
  • Meetings: At least 10 times per year, in-person or hybrid (virtual participation permitted)
  • Transparency: Meetings open to the public; dates posted here and on the district's calendar; agendas and minutes archived here
  • Deliverables: Quarterly financial health reports and meeting summaries provided to the superintendent and the school board

Contact

Rodney Jackson,
executive director of Financial Accounting, Budget, & Benefits Services

Jessica Williams, budget specialist

Board Member: Tyler Murphy, chair

EMAIL the committee