School Budget 2022-2023

Jacob Linton

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. WHEC — School districts in the Rochester area released the results of Tuesday’s vote on new budget proposals. Every school district that sent their results to our newsroom approved their budget.

District residents also headed to the polls to vote on propositions and members of the board of education. Here are the results:

MONROE COUNTY

Brighton Central School District

School Budget – $93,153,759. YES – 1,967 NO – 461 PASSED

Proposition Capital improvement in the amount of $7,200,000. YES – 2,038 NO – 376

Board of Education Candidates:

Karen Hatch 1,528, Sandra Tindale Carl 941, Melaney Bernhardt 368, Peter Wegman 521, Eleanor Haruko Oi 1,528

Brockport Central School District

Proposition 1: School Budget – $14,991,637. Yes: 603 No: 379

Board of Education candidates: Jeffrey Harradine

Churchville-Chili Central School District

Proposition 1: School Budget – $94,760,783. Yes: 870 No: 423

Proposition 2: Bus Purchase Yes: 854 No: 441

Proposition 3: Create a $15 million Capital Reserve Fund Yes: 891 No: 406

Board of Education candidates: Steve Hogan 949, Kathleen Dillon 714, Thomas Albano 552, Michelle Aloi 484, Kevin Johnson 480, Ashley Renz 422

East Irondequoit Central School District

Proposition 1: School Budget – $90,794,212 Yes: 825 No: 372

Proposition 2: New Capital Reserve Fund: Yes: 851 No: 344

Board of Education candidates: (3 seats) Jessica Krupa: 820, Kimberly Lasher: 718, Jeffrey Petrie: 658, Donald Markham: 448, Nick Ryck: 430

East Rochester Union Free School District

Proposition 1: School Budget – $30,255,842 Yes: 202 No: 41

Board of Education candidates: Mr. Vincent Antonicelli

Fairport Central School District

School Budget – $144,066,754. Capital improvement in the amount of $5,399,298 Yes: 2,361 No: 813 PASSED

Proposition 1 Capital Technology Reserve Fund: Yes: 2,401 No: 752 PASSED

Proposition 2: Expend from Capital Technology Reserve Fund: Yes: 2,615 No: 551 PASSED

Proposition 3: Create a 2022 Capital Technology Reserve Fund: Yes: 2,476 No: 684 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (2) Dr. Brian Moritz 2,116, Patricia Edwards 1,371, Janice Fortuna 2,144

Public LIbrary Yes – 2,466 No – 699 PASSED

Gates-Chili School District

Proposition 1 School Budget: $122,337,409 Yes: 869 No: 403

Proposition 2: Bus Purchases – Yes: 837 No: 436

Proposition 3: Establish Capital Reserve for Security Infrastructure – Yes: 911 No: 360

Proposition 4: Use of capital reserve funds audiovisual technology equipment supplies – Yes: 963 No: 314

Board of Education candidates: (3) Francis (Frank) Muscato (incumbent) 818, Dr. Christine Brown Richards (incumbent) 799, Michael A. Bailey (incumbent) 776

Greece School District

School Budget: $265,785,670. Increase of $18,600,570. Yes – 2,167 No – 1,155 PASSED

Proposition 1: Bus Replacement Purchase – Yes: 2,252 No: 1,136 PASSED

Proposition 2: Land Purchase – Yes: 2,454 No: 955 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (3 seats) Megan Ferra 1,756, Keith P. Shaw 1,556, Michael Valicenti 1,508, Mark Buonaugurio 1,696, Terry Melore 1,629, Robert LaPlaca 1,480

Hilton School District

School Budget: $91,986,886 Yes: 1128 No: 477 PASSED

Bus Proposition: Yes: 1167 No: 442 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (3 seats) Therese Flannery 820, Nancy Pickering 872, Melissa Levato 542, Mark Hilburger 952, Andrea Mendez 284, Lynda Donovan 809

Honeoye Falls-Lima School District

School Budget: $57,224,420 Yes: 1102 No: 396

Bus Purchase: Yes: 1076 No: 424

Capital Reserve Fund: Yes: 1116 No: 374

Board of Education candidates: (3 seats) David Francis – 989, Stephanie Templeton – 968, Joel Robinson – 835, Mariann Hughes – 632, Jessica Kelly – 57

Penfield School District

School Budget: $109,153,415 Yes: 1,717 No: 888 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (3 seats) Emily Belcer 1,635, Nicole Doyley 1,547, Krista Khan 1,485, Dana Marrer 985, Grant Kirk 1,121

Pittsford Central School District

School Budget: $149,598,788 Yes: 2,419 No: 998 PASSED

Proposition 1: Purchase of Busses – Yes: 2,726 No: 686 PASSED

Proposition 2: Capital Reserve Fund – Instructional Technology Yes: 2,753 No: 661 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (2 seats) Nancy Clifford Lewis 955, David Berk 1,534, Emily Kay 1,937, Tricia Gonzalez-Johnson 1,333

Rush-Henrietta School District

School Budget: $151,625,968 Yes: 1,499 No: 581 PASSED

Proposition 2: Bus Expenditures – Up to $2,500,000 Yes: 1,657 No: 421 PASSED

Proposition 3: Capital Reserve Fund – Over 10 years, $20,000,000 Yes: 1,657 No: 421 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (2 seats) Suzanne Bennett 870, Mai Abdullah 960, Bakar Ali 380, Carrie Silva Martin 645, Regan Howlett 699, and Nicole Stubinger 444.

Spencerport School District

School Budget: $88,042,080 Yes: 865 No: 459

Board of Education candidates: Megan Sarkis (825); Gary Bracken (811); and Michael Miceli (721)

Webster School District

School Budget: $195,813,457 Yes: 2,883 No: 1.964 PASSED

Proposition 1: School Bus Purchases – Yes: 3,036 No: 1,802 PASSED

Board of Education candidates: (3 seats) Richard Fraser 831, Carole Barnabas 2,147, Jennifer Fonseca 1,727, Jason Siwik 1,156, Linda Dioguardi 2,397, Charlie Roods 2,134, Jill Joy 1,102, Louie Levin 1,509

West Irondequoit School District

School Budget: $82,403,923 Yes: 1187 No: 377 PASED as did both propositions

Board of Education candidates: (2 seats) Courtney Shouse, Matt Sullivan,

Wheatland-Chili School District

School Budget: $20,836,533 Yes: 353 No: 97

Proposition 2: Tranportation Purchases – Yes: 368 No: 82

Proposition 3: Classroom furnishings purchase – Yes: 388 No: 67

Proposition 4: Capital Improvement Project – Yes: 338 No: 115

Board of Education candidates: (2 seats) Greg Berl 310, Keith Nicolosi 247, Cindy Dawson 264 votes

GENESEE COUNTY

Alexander Central School

PROPOSITION #1 – BASIC BUDGET — Yes 83 | No 44

PROPOSITION #2 – BUS PURCHASES — Yes 92 | No 35

PROPOSITION #3 – EQUIPMENT CAPITAL RESERVE FUND — Yes 97 | No 31

PROPOSITION #4 – ESTABLISH CAPITAL RESERVE FUND — Yes 86 | No 38

PROPOSITION #5 – SCHOOL BUS RESERVE FUND — Yes 85 | No 39

ELECTION OF BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER ONE POSITION FOR A TERM OF FIVE (5) YEARS – Molly Grimes 94

Batavia City School District

#1 Budget Yes – 301 No – 108
Board Member Election (3) Positions to be filled: Chezeray Rolle 368, John Marucci 346, Korinne Anderson 346

Byron-Bergen Central School District

PROPOSITION #1 BUDGET YES – 244 NO – 98 PASSED

PROPOSITION #2 BUS PURCHASE YES – 252 NO – 89

PROPOSITION #3 SCHOOL VEHICLE RESERVE YES – 245 NO – 95

BOARD OF EDUCTION: Carlson 292, Ball 284, Cook 287

Elba Central School District

Proposition #1 (Budget) – Yes –100 | No – 17

Proposition #2 (New bus purchase) – Yes – 102 | No – 15

Proposition #3 – (Capital Outlay Reserve Fund) Yes – 104 | No – 1

Two Board Members elected for five (5) year terms : Travis Torrey, Incumbent – 100 votes , Mercy Caparco – 106 votes

Le Roy Central School District

PROPOSITION #1 BUDGET YES – 474 NO – 137 PASSED

PROPOSITION #2 LIBRARY YES – 509 NO – 103 PASSED

SCHOOL BOARD (3) Peter Loftus 458, Randa Wiliams 196, Jason Karcher 382, Rachel Greene 464

Pavilion Central School District

Budget vote – Yes – 107 | No – 20

Pembroke Central School District

PROPOSITION #1 BUDGET: YES 272 NO 98 PASSED PROPOSITION #2 BUS PURCHASE YES 276 NO 93 PASSED

LIVINGSTON COUNTY

Avon Central School District

PROPOSITION 1 BUDGET YES – 244 NO – 62 PASSED

PROPOSITION 2 BUSES YES – 255 NO – 49 PASSED

PROPOSITION 3 CAPITAL EQUIPMENT YES – 243 NO – 60 PASSED

PROPOSITION 4 CAPITAL FUND YES- 247 NO – 63 PASSED

PROPOSITION 5 LIBRARY YES – 240 NO – 63 PASSED

Click here to see the results.

Caledonia-Mumford Central School District

PROPOSITION 1 BUDGET: YES – 643 NO – 268 PASSED

PROPOSITION 2 BUS PURCHASE: YES – 695 NO – 214 PASSED

PROPOSITION 3 CAPITAL RESERVE YES – 677 NO – 220 PASSED

Board of Eduction Christopher Richter – re-elected; Elizabeth Dietrich- elected

Mount Morris Central School District

Proposition #1 ($17,136,247 Budget) – PASSED Yes –113 | No – 13

Proposition #2 (Library) – PASSED Yes –111 | No – 15

Board of Education Members: Connic Demison (3-year term), Peter Privitera (3-year term), Stephanie Gehrig (3-year term), Deborah Schmidt (1-year term)

York Central School District

Budget Vote: 169 Yes 57 No Passed

ONTARIO COUNTY

Bloomfield Central School District

Proposition 1 – 2022-2023 Budget ($23,039,605) YES – 161 NO – 72 Passed

Proposition 2 – Buses ($302,000) YES – 180 NO – 53 Passed

Library Budget ($184,295) YES – 178 NO – 55 Passed

Board Elections – 2 Candidates

Pam Nakoski – Votes: 200, Tonya McFadden – Votes: 193

Canandaigua City School District

BUDGET YES — 1,028 NO — 324 PASSED

PROPOSITION #2 BUSES YES — 1,049 NO — 291 PASSED

PROPOSITION #3 LIBARY YES — 981 NO — 386 PASSED

BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Jen Schneider — 1,098 Ms. Jennifer Tessendorf — 1,081 Both elected

Victor Central School District

LIBRARY EXPANSION

YES – 1,415 NO – 3,256

ORLEANS COUNTY

Albion Central School District

"All four budget propositions passed. Wayne Wadhams and write-in candidate Ocie Bennett, Jr. were elected to fill two vacant board seats. Voting for the board positions broke down to 394 for Wadhams, 347 for Bennett, 156 for Kevin Doherty and two write-in votes for Geno Allport.

"The 2022-2023 school budget passed by a margin of 406-98, the bus purchase 427-72, the Hoag Library budget 380-124 and the establishment and proposed initial funding and the utilization of a new capital improvement reserve fund 394-106.

Holley Central School District

YES NO PASS/FAIL
BUDGET 235 130 PASS
RESERVE FUND 233 138 PASS
BUSES 232 139 PASS
LIBRARY 274 100 PASS

BOE MEMBERS (VOTE FOR 2)
VAN AMERON 287 ELECTED, WINKLEY 281 ELECTED

Kendall Central School District

PROPOSITION #1 KCSD 2021-22 Budget — Yes 123 | No 26

PROPOSITION #2 Transportation Fund Usage — Yes 130 | No 19

PROPOSITION #3 Establish Capital Reserve Fund — Yes 129 | No 19

PROPOSITION #4 Board of Education Members – 1 Open Seat goes to Lisa Levett

Lyndonville Central School District

Proposition 1- Budget Yes- 226, No- 76 Passed 74.8%
Proposition 2- Library Yes- 199, No- 104
Proposition 3- Bus Purchase Yes- 248, No- 57

Board Candidates
James Houseman- 168, Vernon Fonda- 185, Kristin Nicholson- 171, Harold Suhr- 178

SENECA COUNTY

Romulus Central School

Proposition 1: (2022-2023 Budget) Passed 89 Yes 8 No

Proposition 2: (Capital Reserve Bus Purchase) Passed 90 Yes 8 No

Proposition 3: (Library Levy) Passed 79 Yes 19 No

BOE Seats
Kim Wolverton 84 votes, Rachelle Fletcher 81 votes

Write-In Candidates: Mel Collinsworth 1

Seneca Falls Central School District

All propositions passed.

Machine Absentee Total Machine Absentee Total

PROPOSITIONS
Proposition #1-Budget Vote 427 48 475 159 29 188 Pass
Proposition #2-General Capital Reserve Fund 470 57 527 110 18 128 Pass
Proposition #3-Capital Bus Reserve Fund 462 54 516 119 22 141 Pass
Proposition #4-Purchase of Buses 463 58 521 121 17 138 Pass
Proposition #5-Seneca Falls Library Tax Levy 407 44 451 175 31 206 Pass
Machine Absentee Total

ELECTED BOARD MEMBERS
Denise Lorenzetti 327 50 &nb

STEUBEN COUNTY

Wayland-Cohocton Central School District

Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District

Budget vote — Passed 140 Yes | 14 No

Bus proposition — Passed 126 Yes | 21 No

Capital Reserve Proposition — Passed 141 Yes | 12 No

Board Seats:

Jodi M VanGorden (5-year term), Chad C. Groff (5-year term), Adam Button (3-year term)

WAYNE COUNTY

Clyde-Savannah Central School District

PROPOSITION #1 BUDGET – 181 Yes 95 No