Coordinator: Dr. Frank Mays,  (502) 515-7426

Hours of Operation: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Other times by appointment)

Family Resource and Youth Services Centers (FRYSCs) were created as an important part of the Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA). The goal of King’s Family Resource Center (FRC) is to enhance students’ abilities to succeed. We believe that a child’s success in school can be enhanced by providing support to the family. This is done by linking families with community agencies and resources that will enrich the lives of students and parents in our community.

FRCs are designed to help remove barriers to student learning. Each center assists students and families through programs, through referrals to outside agencies, and by partnering with groups within and outside of the school. Programs and services are determined by the needs of the population served, available resources, location, and other local characteristics. The centers work with families to improve students’ attendance, to decrease problems with behavior or suspensions, to offer academic support, to deal with mental/physical health issues, and to offer parent support and assistance. All students and families are served regardless of income.

Parent Involvement

Parent workshops, training, and volunteer opportunities are offered frequently through the FRC. Many of these workshops are planned by and for parents.

Student Activities

A variety of recreational and educational activities are planned for students throughout the school year and the summer.

Referrals

Referrals for childcare, health services, social services, financial assistance, General Educational Development (GED) certificate training, employment, etc., can be accessed daily through the FRC.

Family Fun Outings

The FRC sponsors a variety of social, recreational, and educational activities for the community throughout the school year and the summer.

Support Groups

Support groups that focus on various issues are available to students, parents, families, and community members through the FRC.