Huntington
Huntington voters approved a $118 million budget on Tuesday for the 2014-15 school year.
With a final tally of 1552 to 358 in favor, residents within the Huntington School District can expect to see a 1.62 percent increase in their collective tax levy in the following year. The budget falls within the tax levy capital limit.
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A capital projects proposition also passed, 1,547 to 322.
Trustees Jennifer Hebert and Adam Spector were re-elected to three-year terms.South Huntington
South Huntington voters approved a $152 million budget on Tuesday for the 2014-15 school year.
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With a final tally of 1,265 to 393 in favor, residents within the South Huntington School District can expect to see a 1.4.1 percent increase in their collective tax levy in the following year. The budget falls within the tax levy capital limit.
Voters also approved by 1,336 to 272 a proposition that authorizes taking $406,170 from existing capital reserve funds for improvements at Stimson Middle School, replacing lockers, refurbishing cabinets in eight science labs and refinishing a gym floor.
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