Board supports VCS 2025-2026 budget at critical meeting

April 11, 2025 | VICTOR CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York

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Board supports VCS 2025-2026 budget at critical meeting

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The VCS Board of Education meeting on April 10, 2025, spotlighted the adoption of the 2025-2026 budget, a pivotal moment for the district. Board member Elizabeth Mitchell, unable to attend due to illness, expressed her strong support for the budget in a statement read during the meeting. She praised the collaborative efforts of the business office, district leadership, and the VTA leadership for crafting a budget that balances the needs of students and staff while remaining fiscally responsible to taxpayers.

The proposed budget totals $109,771,405 and is set to be approved by district voters during the annual election on May 20, 2025. The board moved swiftly to adopt the budget resolution, with a motion made by Lisa and seconded by Carol, underscoring the board's commitment to advancing educational resources and programming.
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This budget adoption marks a significant step forward for the district, reflecting months of advocacy and planning aimed at enhancing educational outcomes while ensuring financial accountability. As the community prepares for the upcoming vote, the board's unified support signals a strong commitment to the future of VCS schools.

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