After reviewing minor changes from the Division of District Support, the Local Planning Committee finalized the 4-year Christian County Public Schools District Facilities Plan. Hafer Architect Eric Rang says the biggest changes involved demolition and construction projects.
click to download audioHe adds the state moved the MLK Early Learning Center renovations from discretionary to capital construction priorities for the 2026-2028 biennium. District Attorney and LPC Facilitator, Jack Lackey says the list of needs in the district will help determine funding.
click to download audioThat $55M includes HVAC renovations and classroom construction at Hopkinsville Middle School, major renovations at MLK Early Learning Center and Freedom, Indian Hills, Millbrooke, and South Christian Elementary Schools, minor renovations at Pembroke and Sinking Fork Elementary Schools, a new bus garage, a new central maintenance facility, and major renovations to the Central Office.
The District Facilities Plan will head back to the Kentucky Department of Education for final approval before being voted on by the Christian County Board of Education.
