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Byram Hills School Budget Gets Voter Approval

Voters have had their say. The ballots for the 2022 School Budget Election have been tallied. See the unofficial results here.

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School officials said the tax levy will increase by 1.84 percent.
School officials said the tax levy will increase by 1.84 percent. (Kristin Borden/Patch)

ARMONK, NY —The polls have closed and the votes have been tallied. The unofficial results are in. Here's what the voters decided in the 2022 Byram Hills school budget election.

The Byram Hills School District 2021-22 budget was approved by voters by a wide margin.

The budget is $96,939,312 with a 1.78 percent increase over the 2021 -2022 spending package.

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School officials said the tax levy will increase by 1.84 percent.

There were a total of three school board seats to be filled for three-year terms. The winning candidates are:

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  • Mia DiPietro (incumbent)
  • Jason Berland (incumbent)
  • Melissa Jacobs (incumbent appointed in March to fill a vacancy)

Additionally, incumbent Laura Stangel was elected to a one year term on the board.

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