School Facilities Construction Funding Initiatives Overview
Explore key funding initiatives supporting school facilities construction and renovation, including the State of Emergency Assistance Fund and the School Facilities Replacement and Renovation Fund. Learn about the disbursements to various school districts and how federal funds are allocated for construction costs.
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School Facilities Construction Commission BUDGET REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
HB405 State of Emergency Assistance Fund General Fund moneys in the amount of $10,000,00 to the SFCC to assist local school districts with costs for construction, repair, or renovation of facilities destroyed or severely damaged by a flood or heavy rainfall. A local district shall be eligible to receive funds if the district is located in a county that was included in the Governor s state of emergency declared on 2/28/21. Funds shall only be disbursed if a local district has fully expended all FEMA or insurance proceeds, and the proceeds were not sufficient to fully support the costs to construct, repair, or renovate the facilities.
HB405 State of Emergency Assistance Fund Recipients: Breathitt County Schools, $9,600, 572 Clay County Schools, $8,001 Owsley County Schools, $160,875 Paintsville Independent Schools, $7,470 Total Reimbursement from SFCC: $9,776,918
HB556.17 School Facilities Replacement and Renovation Fund There is hereby appropriated Federal Funds from the Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 in the amount of $127,000,000 to the School Facilities Replacement and Renovation Fund in the School Facilities Construction Commission budget unit to support school facility construction costs. KY Facilities Inventory and Classification System report (2.27.20) A1 School Priority 1 or 2 on school district s facility plan Ten-cent equivalent tax levied and dedicated to capital improvements
HB556.17 School Facilities Replacement and Renovation Fund Recipients: Hart County Schools, Bonnieville Elementary; $2,760,255 (Rejected) Martin County Schools, Inez Elementary; $10,660,970 Floyd County Schools, Duff-Allen Central Elementary; $10,975,466 Boyd County Schools, Cannonsburg Elementary; $7,298,241 Bellevue Independent, Grandview Elementary; $5,751,751 Mayfield Independent, Mayfield High School; $10,686,218 Jackson County Schools, Jackson Co. Middle; $10,853,035
HB556.17 School Facilities Replacement and Renovation Fund Recipients: Grant County Schools, Dry Ridge Elementary; $7,283,926 Breckinridge County Schools, Breckinridge Co. Middle; $14,659,933 Bath County Schools, Bath Co. Middle; $7,146,482 Cumberland County Schools, Cumberland Co. Elementary; $13,163,077 Pendleton County Schools, Phillip Sharp Middle; $8,131,304 Carter County Schools, East Carter High; $14,077,165 Total Awarded by SFCC: $123,447,823
HB556.18 Local Area Vocational Education Center There is hereby appropriated General Fund moneys in the amount of $75,000,000 to the School Facilities Construction Commission to support local area vocational education center renovation costs. Each District is eligible to receive up to $10,000,00 to support renovation costs. Substance Use disorder programs, job creation and training programs, bonding capacity and needs-based local match shall be included in the criteria.
HB556.18 Local Area Vocational Education Center Evaluation Criteria: Age of Current LAVEC facility, 35% Financial Need as evident in District s Bonding Capacity, 20% Bonding Capacity, 10% Requested Amount as a percentage of Total Project Cost, 10% Enrollment in job creation and training programs as a percentage of total district enrollment, 15% Unemployment rate by County as of May 2021 (Source: Workforce Intelligence Branch, KY Center for Statistics, KY Education and Workforce Development Cabinet), 15%
HB556.18 Local Area Vocational Education Center Evaluation Criteria (Continued): Level of Detail and planning demonstrated by the application and district facility plan, 10% Existence of substance use disorder programs, 5%
HB556.18 Local Area Vocational Education Center Total Grants: $73,717,564 Magoffin County Schools, $4,368,318 Christian County Schools, 10,000,000 Fayette County Schools, $10,000,000 Trigg County Schools, $10,000,000 Bardstown Independent, $10,000,000 Knox County Schools, $10,000,000 Lawrence County Schools, $9,280,350 Ballard County Schools, $68, 896 Johnson County Schools, $10,000,000
