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Let's grow together!
Let's grow together!
The Drone Flight School is spreading its wings to cover the entire state of Kentucky, making high-quality drone education and certification accessible from the rolling hills of Eastern Kentucky to the farmlands of Western Kentucky. By expanding statewide, we’re tearing down geographic barriers and giving students, hobbyists, and professionals alike the chance to master drone technology, earn FAA certifications, and unlock new career opportunities—without having to leave their hometowns. From bustling cities to rural communities, if there’s Kentucky sky above you, there’s Drone Flight School below it, ready to help you soar.
The Drone Flight School is spreading its wings to cover the entire state of Kentucky, making high-quality drone education and certification accessible from the rolling hills of Eastern Kentucky to the farmlands of Western Kentucky. By expanding statewide, we’re tearing down geographic barriers and giving students, hobbyists, and professionals alike the chance to master drone technology, earn FAA certifications, and unlock new career opportunities—without having to leave their hometowns. From bustling cities to rural communities, if there’s Kentucky sky above you, there’s Drone Flight School below it, ready to help you soar.
At Drone Flight School, we offer a wide range of training and support services to help you learn to fly confidently and safely, whether you’re just starting out or looking to expand your skills. Our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way. Ready to get started? Call us at 502-401-9300 to schedule your session today — let’s get you up in the air!
Demographics
Demographics
Franklin County - 5,847 Students
59.1% Economically Disadvantaged
40.9% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
70.7% White (non-Hispanic) 4,136 students
10% Hispanic or Latino 584 students
9% African American 524 students
10.3% Other 603 students
Frankfort Independent (in Franklin County) - 892 Students
50.1% Economically Disadvantaged
49.9% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
67.6%White (non-Hispanic) 603 students
17.2%African American 153 students
9%Two or More Races 80 students
6.2%Other 56 students
Shelby County - 6,775 Students
47.6% Economically Disadvantaged
52.4% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
60.8%White (non-Hispanic) 4,119 students
25.5%Hispanic or Latino 1,725 students
6.6%Two or More Races 447 students
7.1%Other 484 students
Henry County - 1,959 Students
54.6% Economically Disadvantaged
45.4% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
88.6%White (non-Hispanic) 1,696 students
5.5%Hispanic or Latino 106 students
4.3%Two or More Races 83 students
1.6%Other 30 students
Owen County - 1,617 Students
56.2% Economically Disadvantaged
43.8% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
91.5%White (non-Hispanic) 1,479 students
5.7%Hispanic or Latino 92 students
1.9%Two or More Races 30 students
0.9%Other 16 students
Scott County - 10,401 Students
40.9% Economically Disadvantaged
59.1% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
76.6%White (non-Hispanic) 7,968 students
10.5%Hispanic or Latino 1,090 students
6.2%African American 650 students
6.7%Other 693 students
Woodford County - 3,884 Students
48.7% Economically Disadvantaged
51.3% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
72.7%White (non-Hispanic) 2,822 students
16.8%Hispanic or Latino 653 students
5.6%Two or More Races 218 students
4.9%Other 191 students
Anderson County - 3,548 Students
50.6% Economically Disadvantaged
49.4% Non-Economically Disadvantaged
88.8%White (non-Hispanic) 3,150 students
4.7%Hispanic or Latino 167 students
4%Two or More Races 141 students
2.5%Other 90 students
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