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North Shore School District budget passes, trustees re-elected

Posted Tuesday, May 19, 2026 10:31 pm

Andrea Macari was first elected to the board of education in 2020 and has served as president since 2023.

Andrea Macari was first elected to the board of education in 2020 and has served as president since 2023.

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Brian Hanley is completing his first term with the board of education.

Brian Hanley is completing his first term with the board of education.

Herald file photo

By Julia Capitelli

North Shore School District’s $129 million budget has passed by a vote of 1,141 votes in favor to 463 against, the total before counting 60 absentee and early mail-in ballots. Board of Education President Andrea Macari and Trustee Brian Hanley, who each ran uncontested, have been re-elected to the board Macari received 1,174 votes, and Hanley received 1,094.

Macari and Hanley each expressed gratitude to the community for their re-election.

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