$13.6 million school budget set for May 19 vote
The Shelter Island School District has proposed a $13.58 million budget for the upcoming school year, representing a 2.07% increase in spending. If approved, the property tax levy would increase by 6.78%, with a $123.85 increase in school taxes for a $1 million property.
The Shelter Island School District's proposed budget for the upcoming school year is $13.58 million, a 2.07% increase from the current year. The budget includes restoring the half-day Pre K3 program. If approved, the property tax levy would be $12.54 million, a 6.78% increase. A $1 million property would see a $123.85 increase in school taxes. The district reduced spending by cutting staffing and transitioning to a partnership with the East Hampton School District for transportation, saving $150,000 annually. If the budget fails, the district would need to reduce spending by $513,934. Voting takes place on May 19 at the school gymnasium.
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