2008 District & Building AssessmentsBuilding assessments explain the relative building conditions for each facility using the following descriptors: • 1 - Excellent (new, generally less than 10 years) • 2 - Better (generally 10-20 years old) • 3 - Good/Average (20-30 years old) • 4 - Fair/Poor (30-40 years old, needs renovation) • 5 - ...
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Amendments to AIA DocumentsKentucky Department of Education Amendments to American Institute of Architects documents describes current revisions to Kentucky Administrative Regulations regarding construction agreements, contracts, bidding forms, etc.
Capital Construction FundingThe intent of this page is to provide schools and districts with information that may facilitate local financial decision making.
Construction Forms and ProcessesForms and processes relating to construction projects.
Energy ManagementOur mission is to provide training and assist in developing energy management plans for K-12 public schools, develop programs that educate local districts regarding the benefits of sustainable school buildings, and assist school districts in ways to finance energy efficient projects, including guaranteed energy savings performance contracts. Alliance to Save Energy ...
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Expanded Regulations for FacilitiesExpanded Facilities Regulations
Facilities Management StaffFacilities Management Division Staff Seated, left to right: Kimberly Grote, Mark Ryles, Eileen Hardy Standing, left to right: Tim Lucas, Richard Harter, Louis Hugg, David Bryant, Rodney Bennett
KY School Facilities Planning ManualThe Division of Facilities Management publishes the KENTUCKY SCHOOL FACILITY PLANNING PROCESS to guide and assist school districts with facilities planning.
Links and PartnersAgencies and/or programs that provide relevant information on school facilities.
PowerPoint PresentationsThe following are Power Point presentations regarding Kentucky's School Facilities program.
Statutes & RegulationsAdministrative regulations and statutes related to school facilities and grounds.
Facility Plans
Provides individual executive summaries of District Facility Plans including organizational structure, facilities, capacities, and status of capital construction priorities, which are the mechanism to use restricted capital funds.
Statewide Needs Assessments
Assessments of construction costs specified in the district facility plan approved by the Kentucky Board of Education as of June 30 of the odd year preceding the budget session of the General Assembly are listed here.