Voters in 3 districts approve school budgets after earlier rejections
In Chappaqua, residents approved the adjusted budget for the school district budget.
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Jun 19, 2024, 2:00 AM
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Updated 8 days ago
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6ds agoVoters in three school districts approved new budgets Tuesday, after the plans failed to pass last month.
In Chappaqua, voters approved the revised budget with more than 1,200 people voting yes on the $140 million spending plan. The budget calls for a tax levy increase of 1.8%.
Voters in the Newburgh City School District also passed a $359 million spending plan. Unofficial results posted on the school district website show the budget passed 1,106 to 971.
The East Ramapo School District budget also saw a victory, with unofficial results showing 1,245 yes votes and 1,082 no votes.
