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Long Island Museum petition to appear on May 19 ballot; board says proposition separate from district budget
Three Village Central School District Board of Education · April 30, 2026
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Summary
Board accepted the Long Island Museum petition to place a proposition on the May 19 ballot and reiterated that the museum petition is distinct from the district budget; if approved the museum funding would be collected through the district tax levy rather than as a separate town line item.
The board accepted petitions to place a Long Island Museum proposition on the May 19 ballot and clarified that the petition process was initiated by the museum, not the district.
Dr. Scanlon told the board that the museum met with trustees in an executive session to explain its proposal but…
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