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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: Generally 5 to 6:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday

  • Note: The next meeting is moved back to Aug. 5 to avoid conflict on the first day of school, Aug. 12.

Where: John D. Price Administration Building,
450 Park Place

Members

  • Jill Angelucci, principal in FCPS
  • Wallace Barber, insurance agent with State Farm
  • Mike Foley, a retired partner with the accounting firm RFH CPA’s and a board member of Central Bank & Trust
  • 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 (BFAC chair), executive director of Kentucky PTA
  • Sophie Schwab, teacher in FCPS
  • Hunter Stout, chief financial officer at Keeneland
  • 1 vacancy

Agendas & Minutes

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 on this page 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

Guidelines for Public Participation 

BFAC welcomes inquiries and input from the community. To ensure a productive meeting, please review the following guidelines: 

  • All questions and comments must be submitted in writing at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled meeting.
  • The committee will only address topics related to FCPS financial trends, budgets, and multi-year projections. 
  • Matters involving personnel, litigation, or ongoing legal proceedings are outside of this committee’s purview and will not be addressed. 
  • To respect the voluntary service of BFAC members and protect the integrity of the meeting space, any submitted questions or comments that make disparaging, critical, or personal remarks about any individual, employee, or volunteer will not be acknowledged. 

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Contact

Kyna Koch, interim chief financial officer

Board Member: Tyler Murphy, chair

EMAIL the committee