Reporting positive cases

As of Sept. 28, 2020, Emergency Regulation 902 KAR 2:220E requires families to notify their child’s school within 24 hours of learning the child has tested positive for COVID-19. FCPS employees who test positive must also inform the district. Fayette County Public Schools has established a COVID-19 Hotline for processing these notifications, which must be submitted to the Kentucky Department for Public Health. The hotline is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Please choose one of these three ways to alert FCPS:

• Call (859) 381-FCPS (3277), 
• Email the COVID-19 Hotline to request a follow-up phone call to report the details, or
• Submit your name and phone number via this online form.

Families and staff may also email the COVID-19 team for follow-up phone contact to gather additional information or to address any questions. To offer COVID-19 related feedback, please email the superintendent and the school board. 

COVID-19 testing locations

State's K-12 COVID-19 dashboard

FCPS Central Office

District offices are partially open with limited staff adhering to recommended precautions. Buildings are also open to the public with necessary restrictions, and appointments are recommended. All visitors must enter through the front door and be screened.

For general FCPS information or questions, call (859) 381-4100 between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. Interpreters are available.

Districtwide resources

Food service: Free meals are available for anyone age 18 and younger; children do not have to be present. 

• Meal pick-up locations

The families of qualified students also receive help buying groceries through a federally funded program.

• New P-EBT cards

Social/emotional, mental health, and basic needs: Visit the district's Emotional Support & Self-Care Resources: Virtual Center for Resilience or submit a request for services, and a professional from Student Support Services will respond.

Family Resource Centers and Youth Services Centers: Coordinators can make referrals and assist families with basic needs.

• List of FRYSCs
  
  

"Face It: a series of family chats": This interactive, online community of support is organized by FCPS and the 16th District PTA.

• "Face It" on Facebook -- Join in Thursday evenings at 6:30 (in English) or 7 p.m. (in Spanish).
  
  

Healthy Kids Clinics: The school-based clinics provide medical, behavioral, and dental care for students and families. Choose from the Healthy Kids Clinics list of locations, or call (859) 288-2425 for assistance. HealthFirst Bluegrass also offers services at these community clinics:

• Medical: 496 Southland Drive or 1640 Bryan Station Rd.
• Dental: 496 Southland Drive or 650 Newtown Pike
• Pharmacy: 496 Southland Drive or 1640 Bryan Station Rd.