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Great Neck district approves 2026–27 school budget; board accepts vote and reads trustee tallies
Summary
The Great Neck Union Free School District announced May 19 that voters approved the 2026–27 school district and public library budgets and a capital reserve proposition. The board read and accepted trustee election tallies and adjourned after thanking the community.
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The Great Neck Union Free School District Board of Education announced on May 19 that voters approved the district—s 2026–27 school budget and two related propositions, and the board accepted the trustee-election tallies as read by the district clerk.
Madam Clerk read the official tallies: Proposition One (2026—627 school district budget) passed, 1,979 to 580; Proposition Two (to expend the 2024 capital reserve fund) passed, 2,030 to 570; and Proposition Three (the 2026—627 public library budget) passed, 1,861 to 677. The clerk also read reported vote totals for board seats as recorded in the meeting transcript: one seat listed with "Mrs. Coney" at 749 votes and Marissa Brandise Carmenian at 1,775 votes; for the seat associated with Joanne Chan, the clerk read Cali Ives at 410 votes and Joanne Chan at 1,992 votes. A later clarification in the reading corrected a total figure to 2,117.
After the clerk—s report, President T. asked for a motion to accept the results of the annual budget vote and trustee election. A motion and second were made and the board voted in favor (motion "passes 5"). The board then thanked the community for supporting the budget and Proposition Two, congratulated the winning candidates named at the meeting, and voted to adjourn (motion "passes 5").
The meeting record contains slight inconsistencies in candidate name spellings and one numeric correction noted during the clerk—s reading; the article reports names and tallies as read aloud in the meeting. The board did not record additional debate or challenges to the results during this session. The meeting adjourned after certification of results and customary thanks to the community.

