Schools
Tarrytown Approves $83.8M 2021-22 School Budget
Two other propositions were approved by voters.

TARRYTOWN, NY — Voters in the Tarrytown school district went to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to approve the school district's 2012-22 budget.
The $83.8 million budget was approved/rejected. The unofficial vote tally was 503 for and 127 against.
The budget increase was 2.8 percent. The property tax levy was 1.93 percent.
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There were two other propositions on the ballot:
- One concerns the purchase of school buses and vehicles in the amount of $435,000. It passed.
- The other would allow the district to provide transportation for children in grades three to five who live more than 0.3 miles from their school in the amount of $150,750. It passed.
Three trustee seats are up for election. The race was not contested. The winning candidates were Krista Barron, Cecelia Gordon and incumbent Michelle DeFilippis.
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