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Cherry Valley‑Springfield Board Adopts $14.9M Budget; Summer Program Funding Debated
Summary
The Cherry Valley‑Springfield Central School District board on April 9 approved a $14,909,472 budget for 2025–26. Trustees debated the logistics and cost of offering a summer program and discussed possible use of fund balance and fee structures.
The Cherry Valley‑Springfield Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously April 9 to adopt the 2025–26 budget of $14,909,472.
Superintendent TheriJo Snyder and School Business Official Denise Wist joined the discussion about program priorities and funding. Board members raised questions about whether a summer program could be offered this year, how many weeks it could run, and whether a fee structure would be needed. Wist noted funding uncertainty at the state level and said there was "no indication that federal cuts will impact title funds for CV‑S," though the state budget had not been finalized.
Board members discussed using unspent fund balances and streamlining the program to reduce cost; options discussed included operating the program for two weeks instead of four and targeting support to at‑risk students. The board approved the proposed budget and will present it to voters as adopted.
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