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Despite challenges over the past five years, the Seaford School district is moving forward. “We are optimistic about the future,” Superintendent of School Brian Conboy told residents at the Board of Education’s March 12 workshop meeting.
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By Laura Schofer
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3/18/15
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Parents weighed on the developing Levittown budget last week, as Laura Brown spoke on behalf of the PTA Advisory Council at the March 11 Board of Education.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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3/18/15
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As the budget development process continues in Levittown, one change expected for next year is the restructuring of administrative positions in the 7,200-student district.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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3/18/15
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The Seaford School District is looking to restore some of its programs and services in the 2015-16 school year, while remaining within its allowable tax levy limit of 2.28 percent.
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By Laura Schofer
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3/4/15
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Tis the season of tax levies, enrollment projections and capital reserve funds. It’s school budget time . . .
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2/25/15
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"People all across the state, when you mention state government, [are] literally shaking their heads . . ."
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2/19/15
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Seaford School District leaders are looking to reverse a years-long trend of budget cuts, which has led to increased class sizes and fewer opportunities for students. The district will hold its first budget presentation next week, as the Board of Education works to adopt a spending plan by early April.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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2/19/15
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Enrollment in Levittown’s elementary schools is expected to remain steady next year, meaning no changes in staffing levels are needed as the district prepares its 2015-16 budget.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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2/18/15
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Technology enhancements and the creation of an outdoor science center are among the new initiatives being planned in the Levittown School District next year.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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2/11/15
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Homeowners and renters across New York are used to hearing about rising taxes, especially on Long Island. That wasn’t the case last week, though, when Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled a plan to provide property tax relief for people who make up to $250,000.
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By Brian Croce
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1/21/15
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