Fayette County Public Schools board weighs more cuts as budget deadline nears
Kentucky Department of Education will not accept a budget with a negative starting balance Read the full report at WKYT
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- Fayette County Public Schools names superintendent screening committee
- Fayette County Public Schools board weighs more cuts as budget deadline nears
- Fayette County Public Schools narrows projected deficit to $5.5 million for fiscal year 2026
- Fayette County Public Schools’ budget committee weighs cuts to close deficit
- Fayette County Public Schools multimillion budget deficit shrinks as review continues
- Fayette County Public Schools face deficit; board to vote on tax rate, policy change to reclaim school funds
- Fayette School Schools face deficit; board to vote on tax rate, policy change to reclaim school funds
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