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Central Square board adopts 2025-26 budget, approves library tax and transportation proposition
Summary
The Central Square Central School District Board unanimously adopted the proposed 2025–26 budget and approved related ballot propositions including a library tax and revised transportation proposition; the board also approved destruction of 2024 ballots, per motions and roll-call recorded in the minutes.
The Central Square Central School District Board of Education on April 7 approved the district's proposed 2025–26 budget proposition and related ballot measures, and recorded a resolution to destroy ballots from the May 21, 2024 Annual Budget Vote & Election.
A motion "that the Central Square Central School District Board of Education hereby approves the Adoption of the Proposed 2025-2026 School District Budget Proposition" (Fischmann/Morey) passed by roll call, with the minutes reporting an 8-0 recorded tally and Randy Hoyt listed as absent on the roll-call sheet. The district's supplemental materials are attached to the District Clerk's file.
At the same meeting the board approved the Library Tax Proposal for 2025–26 and a Revised Transportation Proposition for inclusion on the budget ballot. The minutes show roll-call listings naming Steven Patch, Kristy Fischmann, Allison Douglas, Casey Morey, Kenneth Sherman, David Tackman, Lorraine Wood and Bryan Maether voting "Yes." The recorded final tallies in the minutes are listed as 8 Yes, 0 No, 0 Abstain for these items and the district clerk's supplemental files contain the full proposition texts.
The board also approved a resolution to destroy ballots from the May 21, 2024 election. The motion (Fischmann/Morey) was recorded with the same roll-call pattern used throughout the evening and listed as carried unanimously.
Next steps: these propositions will appear on the district's upcoming ballot for voter consideration according to the timeline in the attached district documents.
