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Central Square board approves $102.66 million budget proposition for the ballot
Summary
The Central Square Central School District Board of Education unanimously approved placing a $102,658,363 proposed 2025–26 budget proposition on the ballot after a budget presentation and discussion about potential cuts under a contingency budget.
The Central Square Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously June 2 to approve a proposed 2025–26 budget proposition in the amount of $102,658,363 to be placed on the ballot. The motion, moved by Vice President Kristy Fischmann and seconded by Lorraine Wood, passed by roll call vote with nine yes, zero no, and zero abstentions.
Board President Steven Patch, Vice President Kristy Fischmann and other board members heard a presentation and discussion of the draft budget before the vote. The motion language recorded in the minutes states: "that the Central Square Central School District Board of Education hereby approves the Proposed 2025-2026 School District Budget Proposition in the amount of $102,658,363." The district clerk’s supplemental file includes the budget documents referenced at the meeting.
The roll call vote recorded the following: Steven Patch — Yes; Kristy Fischmann — Yes; Allison Douglas — Yes; Randy Hoyt — Yes; Bryan Maether — Yes; Casey Morey — Yes; Kenneth Sherman — Yes; David Tackman — Yes; Lorraine Wood — Yes. The board recorded the adoption as a formal action at the meeting.
