Rye Neck Schools to Hold Vote on $35.5M Bond Thursday

RYE, NY — Voters in the Rye Neck School District will go to the polls Thursday, October 6 to decide whether to approve a $35.5 million bond for district-wide construction.

The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Rye Neck High School Community Room, 300 Hornidge Rd. in Rye.

Information from the district said that the state will chip in 13.58 percent — or nearly $5 million — toward the project in building aid.

Among the proposed projects are:

• Two new classrooms at Daniel Warren
• Four new instructional spaces at F.E. Bellows
• Eight additional science classrooms at the Middle/High School
• Upgrades to Middle/High School Gymnasium

To calculate how much the bond will cost individual homeowners, use the online tool on the district’s website.

More information, including complete descriptions of all the proposed construction, go here.

The Rye Neck School District serves students from both the City of Rye and the Village of Mamaroneck.

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