2012-13 Budget Presentations/Information:
April 17, 2012 Board of Education 2012-13 Budget Adoption
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The Board of Education adopts the 2012-13 Budget which falls below the state's tax levy cap.
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April 3, 2012 Board of Education Budget Study Session:
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2012-13 Budget Study Session # Video on Demand / Superintendent details final iteration of the 2012-13 proposed budget - a proposal BELOW the 2.87 New York State Property Tax Levy Cap , Anthony Day, Superintendent of Schools (QuickTime Movie format)
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March 13, 2012 Open Community Budget Meeting:
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2012-13 Budget Open Community Budget Meeting Video on Demand / Superintendent Details $1.5 million in cuts and discuss possibility of Budget Option BELOW Tax Levy Cap, Anthony Day, Superintendent of Schools (QuickTime Movie format)
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March 3, 2012 Board of Education Budget Study Session:
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2012-13 Budget Study Session #2 Video on Demand / Board Discusses Budget Option Above Tax Levy Cap & Future Plans, Anthony Day, Superintendent of Schools (QuickTime Movie format)
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February 7, 2012 Board of Education Budget Discussion
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Board Discusses 4 different 2012-13 Budget Scenarios, Robert McDow, Director of Finance (QuickTime Movie format)
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January 21, 2012 Board of Education Budget Study Session:
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2012-13 Budget Study Session #1 Video on Demand, Anthony Day, Superintendent of Schools (QuickTime Movie format)
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 Michael Baumann - Assistant Superintendent (Adobe PDF format)
Understanding the new property tax cap: In this first year of New York’s property tax cap, details about its provisions and implementation continue to evolve. School districts continue to await further clarification from the Office of the State Comptroller, Department of Taxation and Finance, State Education Department, Division of the Budget and the Governor’s office. The Capital Region BOCES, located in Albany, developed a publication to help answer some questions that parents, taxpayers and school staff members may have, based on what is known at this time. If you are interested in learning more about the tax cap and its impact on public schools, please take a few minutes to read, “Understanding the property tax levy cap as it relates to public schools”.
Please see the above presentation from Budget Study Session #1 on how the tax levy cap translates to Sweet Home's 2012-13 District Budget.
We Want to Hear from You:
As the Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools Anthony Day and district administration develop the 2012-13 district budget, they encourage you to attend any of the above meetings or voice your opinion via e-mail. The e-mail addresses of Mr. Day and the Board of Education are listed below. Click on a person's name to send them an e-mail.
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