Schools
School Board Election Upset In Brewster
Voters only re-elected one of the two incumbents running for new terms on the Board of Education.

BREWSTER, NY — Residents in the Brewster school district voted on the 2020-21 school budget, a plan to buy new school buses, and a three-way race for two seats on the Board of Education.
The $103.98 million school spending plan was approved. The unofficial tally:
- Yes - 2,217
- No - 1,455
Proposition Two, $730,000 for new school buses, was approved but more narrowly.
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- Yes - 2,165
- No - 1,512
There were three candidates running for two seats on the Board of Education. School trustees serve three year terms and are unpaid. Incumbent Kerry Cunningham was re-elected, but incumbent Glenn Niles fell short of winning another term as challenger Francine Santos received the second-highest vote count.
- Cunningham - 2,213
- Santos - 2,107
- Niles - 1,906
This year, residents voted by absentee ballot due to the new coronavirus outbreak.
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