For voters who utilized the QR code yesterday for the budget exit poll survey, please don’t forget to share your responses. The opportunity to answer will shut down at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. Survey participation is anonymous. Information collected in the exit survey will be shared publicly via the district website before the end of the …
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May 17, 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On Tuesday, Voorheesville Central School District voters approved the district’s proposed $28,146,611 budget for the 2022-23 school year by a margin of 893-208; and elected Argi O’Leary (754 votes) and Robyn Willoughby (743 votes) to serve four year terms on the Board of Education. Because the proposed tax levy …
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On Tuesday, May 17, residents of the Voorheesville Central School District can cast ballots on the proposed 2022-23 school district budget, school bus proposition, student board member proposition, and vote to elect two members to the Board of Education, as well as vote on the library budget, and a library board trustee. Polls will be …
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Voting for the 2022-2023 budget and Board of Education elections will take place on Tuesday, May 17 from 2:00-9:00 p.m. in the foyer of the middle school. Shortly after the polls close at 9 p.m. – the district will livestream the results. Use the password VCSD and this link to watch: https://voorheesville.webex.com/voorheesville/onstage/g.php?MTID=e71d738448db385a79173de5dc00374c5 Please note, the …
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Eighteen Voorheesville high school students gave back – three hours of their free time – this past Saturday to participate in the Voorheesville/New Scotland Volunteer Day. The students helped with yard work and flower planting for seniors in our community, as well as park maintenance, and cemetery grounds work. There was a record number of …
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This year, Voorheesville Central School District voters will have the chance to share opinions about the proposed budget in an exit survey that will be conducted in connection with the vote. All in-person voters will be given the opportunity to complete a survey while at the polls. Survey participation is voluntary and anonymous. Information collected …
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Voorheesville Central School District would like to take a minute to express gratitude to a role model among us, varsity baseball captain Jack Popow. When the senior learned the modified team was down a first base coach, Jack offered to lend his time to help. His kindness, compassion, and skill has been making a difference …
2022 Congressional Art Challenge We are pleased to share that two Voorheesville high school student artists were chosen to be honored by Congressman Paul Tonko for their submissions into the Congressional Art Competition. Juniors Katarina Hrazdina and Melissa Travis were among the 24 students representing nine schools that had their artwork on display at The …
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Polls will be open from 2PM to 9PM in the Middle School Foyer On Tuesday, May 17, Voorheesville Central School District residents will vote on a proposed $28,146,611 budget for the 2022-23 school year. The proposed plan would increase spending next year by $1,192,160 (4.42%) and result in an estimated tax rate increase of less …
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Superintendent Macri visited Ms. Lau’s and Mr. Gladd’s Economics classes to give them a real world example of economics. Mr. Macri explained the school budget process, how it is developed, and the steps that need to be taken in order for it to be passed. Students were able to ask questions and see how economics …
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