Moravia Central School District residents will have four propositions to vote on next week, including a 7.67% budget increase.
Citing the continued need to address both the academic and emotional needs of its students in a post-pandemic world, the district hopes to adopt a nearly 28.7-million dollar budget along with a 1.5% tax levy increase.
Through separate propositions, the district is asking voters to allocate funds to purchase three 66 passenger school buses and to create a capital reserve fund of no more than 2-million dollars to allow site work and renovation.
Voters will also consider increasing the Powers Library’s budget by 15-thousand dollars, to be funded through an increased tax levy.
Two seats on the school board will also be filled when voters head to the polls on the 16th.
More info can be found on the district’s website.
