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School Budget Results 

On May 21, Massena Central School District voters approved the district’s $72.3 million 2024-25 budget, re-elected two board of education members, a student ex officio member, and approved the capital reserve fund for vehicles.
 
Voters chose to reject the public library proposition, by a vote of 502 to 961. 

 

District-related propositions
  • A $72,298,457 budget for the 2024-25 school year that increases spending 3.5% ($2,465,935) and carries a tax levy increase of 0%: 916 yes; 518 no
  • Capital Reserve Fund for Vehicles: 939 yes; 487 no
  • Student Ex Officio Member: 1,093 yes, 340 no
  • Henry H. Warren Memorial Library as a School District Public Library: 502 yes; 961 no
 
Board of Education election
 
Five candidates sought election for two open board of education seats. The two terms will last five years, beginning July 1, 2024, and expiring June 30, 2029:
 
Richard Marshall         429 Votes
Paul Haggett              864 Votes
David Broadbent         223 Votes
Jamie Crosby              242 Votes
Kevin Perretta           616 Votes
 
Massena Central School District 2024-25 Budget Presentation
The district maintains a detailed, long range financial plan that spans five years. This plan projects the districts’ financial health and helps to fulfill other long range plans such as educational programs, curriculum initiatives and textbook purchasing

Where do your tax dollars go?

New Yorkers should know where their tax dollars are going. Open Book New York is part of State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli's effort to promote more openness in government and give taxpayers better access to the financial workings of government. Click here to find out where local school districts spend their money.