2025-26 Budget approved by voters
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2025-26 Budget approved by voters
Proposition 1, the Churchville-Chili Central School District’s 2025-26 Budget of $108,879,682 was approved by the community, with a total of 869 “yes” votes to 470 “no” votes.
Proposition 2, to authorize the purchase of ten (10) electric school buses was not approved with 643 “yes” votes to 697 “no” votes.
Candidates Steve Hogan, Kathy Dillon and Jason Marsherall have been elected to the Board of Education, effective July 1, 2025. They received 1044, 951, and 727 votes, respectively. _Thomas Albano received 595 votes and Matthew Smeltzer received 302 votes.
“I want to sincerely thank our community for their continued support. Your trust and partnership allow us to provide meaningful opportunities for our students and invest in their future,” said Superintendent Dr. Carmine Peluso. “We are deeply grateful for your commitment to education and to the success of every learner in Churchville-Chili Central School District.”