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22-23 BUDGET INFO • NEW FAMILIES • SUPT SEARCH Accomplishments 2021-22 REPORT NEWBURGH ENLARGED CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
FALL 2022 PRE-K &
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
OPEN NOW!
ARE YOU A NEW DISTRICT FAMILY OR DO
YOU HAVE A CHILD ABOUT TO BEGIN SCHOOL?
The NECSD Weclome Center at 124 Grand Street, in Newburgh, NY is your first stop when becoming a
Goldback Family. There you can register your child and get all the information a new family may need. The
easiest way to register is to begin the process online before making a trip into the center. You can find the
Welcome Center Registration site under Departments on the district website or directly at
www.newburghschools.org/register
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD:
Please fill out the Online Application for new families (link available at Welcome Center website below).
Please be sure to choose the application for the 2022-2023 school if you are registering for fall 2022
enrollment. If you do not have access to technology, you may call or email the Welcome Center to reserve a
timeslot to utilize one of our devices at 845.563.KIDS (845.563.5437) or email registration@necsd.net
Before you begin, gather necessary documents prior to beginning registration application. Required
documents include proof of age, proof of residency, proof of custody, immunization record, last physical
exam information, and government issued ID of parent/guardian. (Visit the Welcome Center website below
for specific examples of each item)
VISIT WWW.NEWBURGHSCHOOLS.ORG/REGISTER TO BEGIN THE
REGISTRATION PROCESS TODAY!
THE DISTRICT IS LOOKING FOR OUR NEXT SUPERINTENDENT
The Newburgh Enlarged City
School District is looking for its
next Superintendent. The district is
working with Hazard, Young, Attea
Associates for help with our national
superintendent search. HYA, in
collaboration with the district, has conducted focus groups with various stakeholders throughout our entire
community, compiled a Leadership Profile and Desired Characteristics from those conversations, and collected
applications. The Board of Education is conducting interviews and hopes to name a new Superintendent by the
end of this school year.
VISIT WWW.NEWBURGHSCHOOLS.ORG/SUPTSEARCH FOR
MORE INFORMATION
CONTENTS
New Families & Superintendent Search............2 BOARD OF EDUCATION
Ms. Carole Mineo, President
Mr. Philip Howard, Vice President
District Accomplishments........................................4 Ms. Ramona Burton
Ms. Renee Greene
Dr. Shane Henderson
School Accomplishments.........................................5 Mr. Mark Levinstein
Ms. Carol Maida
Mr. Darren Stridiron
Student Accomplishments......................................6-7 Mr. William Walker
Staff/Faculty Accomplishments.............................7-8 INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Mr. Ed Forgit
Around The District.....................................................9
SUPERINTENDENT’S CABINET
Ms. Onyx Peterson
2022-23 Budget Information..................................10-11 Acting Deputy Superintendent
Mr. Michael McLymore
Asst. Supt., Human Resources
Ms. Andrea Moriarty
Asst. Supt., Curriculum & Instruction Elementary
Ms. Elisa Correa-Soto
HEALTH Asst. Supt., Curriculum & Instruction Secondary
Mr. Jeffrey Woody
AND SAFETY Interim Asst. Supt., Student Support Services
Ms. Kimberly Rohring
Asst. Supt., Finance
During the pandemic, the district’s top priority has been Ms. Sara Vann
Exec. Dir., Human Resources
the health and safety of our students, as well as our staff/
Mr. Anibal Velez
faculty. We utilized various mitigation stategies including Exec. Dir., Operations & Maintenance
Mr. Mark Place
masking, social distancing, air filtration, and more to Acting Exec. Dir., Data, Information & Technology
provide a safe learning environment.
COMMUNICATIONS TEAM
Dr. Cassie Sklarz, Director of Communications
It is estimated of our students who tested positive, less Mr. Sharif Washington, Communications Strategist
than 1% of those cases were due to community spread Mr. Ed Schindler, Web Content Specialist
within our schools.
The purpose of the annual accomplishments report
is to showcase the outstanding achievements of our district,
our faculty, our staff, and our students. This report doesn’t
cover all the amazing things happening, but helps to give an
overview of the activities in our schools and by the district.
For comments or questions, please contact the
communications department at:
communications@necsd.net
@NewburghSchools
@NewburghGoldbacks
@NewburghAlumni
www.NewburghSchools.org
DISTRICT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
52 STUDENTS GRADUATE STUDENTS GRADUATE WITH FOUR SCHOOLS AWARDED
WITH SEAL OF BILITERACY SEAL OF CIVIC READINESS VERIZON GRANT
Fifty-two recent graduates earned a Seal Newburgh was one of the districts selected In the spring of 2021 NFA North, NFA
of Biliteracy at graduation last year. Seven from hundreds of applicants into the NYS West, Meadow Hill and Temple Hill were
of these scholars are English Language Seal of Civic Readiness pilot program. awarded the Verizon Innovative Learning
Learners (ELLs), and one scholar earned The work that is done in Newburgh and Platform Grant to help provide WiFi access
a double seal! The New York State Seal of other pilot districts will help to set the for any student in need of Wi-Fi at home
Biliteracy (NYSSB) recognizes high school standard for how the Seal is offered and for their educational needs. Our teachers
graduates who have attained a high level of earned across New York State starting in the stepped up to volunteer their time to help
proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, 2022-23 school year. In order to earn the our buildings complete learning pathways
and writing in one or more languages, Seal, students must acquire points through and submit micro-credentials to qualify for
in addition to English. This tremendous various schoolwork and outside activities the grant.
achievement is recognized by a black, white, that demonstrate their knowledge of civics,
and blue cord at graduation. as well as civic engagement.
NYSED SELECTS NECSD TO NECSD HOSTED ZONE 9 DISTRICT LAUNCHES SELF-
PILOT NEW PATHWAY TO AREA ALL-STATE FESTIVAL CARE CALENDAR
GRADUATION
For the first time ever, Newburgh Free This school year our Pupil Personnel
Newburgh was also selected by NYSED Academy welcomed hundreds of students Services (PPS) team, consisting of School
as one of the schools to pilot the new from surrounding districts traveling from Social Workers, School Psychologists,
IAAP (Individual Arts Assessment Orange, Ulster, Greene, Rockland, and and School Counselors, have created a
Pathway) to graduation that will begin Sullivan counties for the New York State peer led “Self-Care Calendar” to offer our
in September. The IAAP offers high School Music Association (NYSSMA) staff opportunities for wellness activities
school students a graduation pathway Zone 9 Area All-State Festival. Students each month. Our menu of options
that prepares them for future professional were selected based on solo evaluation include hiking, painting, yoga, essential
and educational experiences and results from last spring and teacher oil therapy, music therapy, journaling,
opportunities in the arts. Additionally, recommendations. Selected students and zoomba. Our PPS staff are often
current research demonstrates that performed in one of four ensembles, responding to crises and supporting
engagement with the arts leads to growth including Symphonic Band, Orchestra, our students with the highest needs on
in cognitive skills, such as self-efficacy, Mixed Choir, and Treble Choir. Nine a daily basis. Putting on our “Oxygen
empathy, and social engagement that are students from NFA participated in this Mask” first before helping those around
necessary in all areas of work and life. prestigious event. us allows us to be present and available to
help those in need.
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SCHOOL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
VAILS GATE STEAM ACADEMY LAUNCHES MBK|MSK PROGRAM
Scholars from Vails Gate STEAM Academy joined My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) and My
Sister’s Keeper (MSK). The MBK|MSK initiative was created by President Barack Obama
to address persistent opportunity gaps faced by young people of color and to ensure
that all young people can reach their full potential. Mrs. Russell-Scott (MBK) and Mrs.
Whyte-Davis (MSK) have created a safe space for young scholars of color to freely express
themselves. Through their work and activities, these students are reminded why their voice
and presence is important. Scholars are learning how to better themselves and the world
around them through action.
SMS SUCCESSFULLY FOCUSES ON RESTORATIVE PRACTICES
The South Middle School team has been working to build capacity to better understand
our scholars and our collective roles within the school community. This year we have
shifted one of our focuses toward restorative practices. The core of restorative practices
is building, improving and repairing relationships when conflict arises and to better
understand those around us. Restorative practices have been carried out through circles in
the classrooms. When students are faced with conflict they work with teachers, counselors
and administrators to transfer the learning into practice in order to address and mitigate
it. We have found that students are finding their voice, learning and growing as scholars
and community members. It has positive results with longer lasting effects and provides
students with skills that are transferable to real life application.
CELEBRITY MAKE-UP ARTIST AND HAIR STYLIST RETURNS TO
SPEAK TO NFA STUDENTS
Michelle deMilt, NFA alumna and 2002 graduate of the NFA Cosmetology program
visited her alma mater to speak with students about her experience as an Emmy-nominated
groomer and makeup artist. With over 15 years of experience in the tv & film world
Michelle has also expanded into red carpet, editorial, commercial, and press, where she
primarily focuses on men’s grooming. Her clients have included Blake Shelton, Lamorne
Morris, Conan O’Brian, Henry Winkler, and Dan + Shay. TV & film work includes shows
such as The Voice, New Girl, Better Late Than Never, and Conan.
MEADOW HILL 1ST GRADERS PUBLISH BOOKS ABOUT ANIMALS
Meadow Hill 1st grade students were excited to celebrate the end of a literacy unit with a
publishing party to highlight their hard work! As part of the unit the students picked an
animal and researched the habitat, characteristics, interesting facts and eating habits.The
students then created a book that was both written and illustrated by our students. The
students celebrated their work by inviting any available adults and students in the building
to read their stories and share their knowledge of the animals they researched. We are proud
of our 1st grade students and all they accomplished in creating their books!
NFA ALUMNI RETURN FOR ANNUAL SOCCER GAME
Dozens of NFA alumni returned to Academy Field to play in an annual alumni soccer
game. Coordinated, by current co-principal of NFA and former NFA Girls Soccer coach,
Mr. Matteo Doddo, the athletes returned to their former field to play and reminisce about
their high school days. Featured for this year’s event were the 1995 and 1997 Section IX
championship teams. Current NFA Soccer coach, Mr. Dave Doulin and former NFA
Soccer coach Jeff Cuilty were also on hand to celebrate and reconnect with the alumni.
NECSD ACCOMPLISHMENTS REPORT 2021-22 5
STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
NWS SCHOLAR WINS 1ST PLACE IN STATEWIDE POSTER CONTEST
Five elementary scholars from New Windsor School participated in a statewide poster contest
for the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT). Students were charged with
creating a poster to promote bus safety. Of the submissions, Zyir Coleman, grade 2, moved
on to the NYS competition and won First Place for his art. Congratulations to Zyir!
NFA NORTH SCHOLAR RECOGNIZED FOR PUBLISHED RESEARCH
Science Research student Daniel Rego has been recognized for research he conducted as a junior
with his mentor at West Point and her cadets. The research Daniel was involved in was published in
Frontiers in Microbiology in August, titled Utilizing Probiotics for the Prevention and Treatment of
Gastrointestinal Diseases.
NFA SENIOR REPRESENTS NECSD AT STATE FORUM
NFA Senior, Matthew Worrell was selected to represent Newburgh Schools in the NYS Education
Department Forum regarding the NYS Graduation Measures today. He was instrumental in
facilitating student focus groups throughout the process. Matthew also co-hosted a Black History
Month presentation to the NYS MBK Fellows. Matthew is a member of the NFA Boys Track
team, the NFA Black History Club, and National Honor Society. Matthew has been awarded
the 2022 Vice Chancellor Emerita Adelaide L. Sanford Scholarship from the NYS Department
of Education. He will be attending Villanova University to study History in the fall. He plans to
become a Civil Rights Attorney.
STUDENT ATHLETES COMMITT TO
COMPETE AT DIVISION I-III COLLEGES
DIVISION I
Alondra Cruz-Delgado, Track and Field, SUNY Albany
Jacob Lanzer, Baseball, St. John’s University
Alison Miller, Softball, Rutgers University
Sam Okeyo, Football, Wagner College
49 STUDENTS ACCEPTED DIVISION II
INTO OCMEA (ORANGE Semaj Branch, Football, American International College
COUNTY MUSIC EDUCATORS Eric Duncan, Football, American International College
ASSOCIATION) ALL-COUNTY Bryanna Foti, Soccer, Dominican College
PERFORMANCE GROUPS
Emille Gallagher, Softball, LeMoyne College
Fourty-nine students throughout the NECSD Aiden Harrison, Football, PACE University
were accepted into the OCMEA’s All-County Sania Kuylen, Track and Field, Lees McRae
Performance Groups including: High School
Sarai Rodriguez, Soccer, St. Thomas Aquinas
Vocal Jazz, High School Instrumental Jazz,
Junior High Chorus, Elementary Orchestra, E’manuel Williams, Football, American International College
Elementary Band, and Elementary Chorus.
Depending on the level, students are DIVISION III
nominated by their teacher and may need to Ava Morrill, Women’s Soccer, SUNY Maritime
audition to earn their spot. Roberto Reade, Baseball, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
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STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS (CONTINUED)
THREE VARSITY SCHOOL POLE VAULT NFA FOOTBALL TEAM NFA BOYS BASKETBALL
ATHLETES AND THREE RECORD BROKEN WINS SECTION IX TITLE TEAM WINS SECTION IX
HEAD COACHES TITLE
The NFA Varsity Football Team
NAMED PLAYER/ Angelisse Diaz set a school record
won the Section IX title and The NFA Boys Basketball
COACH OF THE YEAR for pole vault clearing 10 feet.
the Class AA Regional Quarter Team are 2021-2022 Section
She broke her own school record
Javier Rodriguez (Boys of 9 feet at the state qualifier meet Finals. The Section IX Coach’s IX Champions. NFA Senior
Soccer), Jah’Likai King (Boys this winter. She plans to attend Association named seven of Jah’Likai King and head coach
Basketball), and A’Mya Brock University of Buffalo next year. our athletes to the All Section Frank Dinnocenzio were named
(Girls Basketball) each earned Selections team, the most from 2021-22 OCIAA Coaches
the title of Varsity845 Player of the Year for their respective sport. any team. Athletes include: Association All-Stars Player and
Javier Rodriguez was also named to the Class AA, Section 9 and state Emmanual Williams, Aidan Coach of the Year respectively.
large-school all-star teams and repeated as a United Soccer Coaches Harrison, Sam Okeyo, Deondre Deondre Johnson was named
All-American. Jah’Likai King was also named Player of the Year for Johnson (also chosen skill player to the All-Star team. The team
OCIAA, MHAL and BCANY. A’Mya Brock is graduating from of the year) Fabian Rhoden (also advanced to the Regional
NFA a year early and will be attending NYMA for a post-graduate chosen lineman of the year), quarterfinals.
year. NFA Girls and Boys Basketball and NFA Football head coaches Dylan Iorlano, and Eric Duncan.
Arturo Santana, Frank Dinnocenzio, and Billy Bianco, respectively,
were named Coaches of the Year as well.
STAFF/FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MRS. LINDA ROMANO COACH BIANCO SETS SCHOOL NECSD SECURITY MONITOR
RECEIVES CARL PERKINS RECORD AS WINNINGEST NFA SAVES CHOKING CHILD WITH
COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH HEIMLICH MANEUVER
Mrs. Linda Romano has been selected Coach Bianco surpassed the previous NECSD Security Monitor Hector
to receive the 2023 New York State Carl winningest record set by Coach Charles Almodovar jumped into action to
Perkins Community Service Award. Mrs. “Rip” Fornal and ended the season with 98 administer the Heimlich Maneuver when
Romano’s hard work and dedication to the wins for his career so far. Coach Fornal’s 5th grade student Ariana Miranda was
field of Career and Technical Education is record of 96 wins had been intact since choking on an orange slice. All NECSD
extraordinary and NYSACTE honored her the early 1980s when he retired. During Security Monitors are annually trained in
for her dedication to students, the CTE his time as head coach, the Newburgh Basic Life Saver First Aid and CPR and
profession and NYSACTE. Mrs. Romano Free Academy Goldbacks have competed AED Certified. We are thankful for Mr.
teaches in the Health Sciences Pathway at in two state championships and have won Almodovar’s quick reaction to help Ariana
NFA North Campus. 6 section titles. Coach Bianco has been when she was in need!
named coach of the year for Section 9 for
five separate seasons, including this season.
NECSD ACCOMPLISHMENTS REPORT 2021-22 7
STAFF/FACULTY ACCOMPLISHMENTS (CONTINUED)
MR. CHARLIE RAPALJE TEACHER TO PARTICIPATE GAMS TEACHER FEATURED ON
RECOGNIZED FOR FIFTY IN NASA CLIMATE CHANGE NBC’S TODAY SHOW; RECEIVES
YEARS OF DEDICATION PROGRAM FUNDING FOR ZEN DEN
Mr. Charlie Rapalje was recognized for Ms. Aileen Toback has been invited and Second grade teacher, Ms. Megan Mata was
50 years of dedication, time, and never awarded the opportunity to participate in featured on NBC’s The TODAY Show over
ending commitment to the Newburgh NASA’s Climate Change Research Initiative the summer and received funding for her
Free Academy Athletes. Mr. Rapalje has Educator Ambassadors (CCRI EA) program Zen Den and other school supplies. NBC’s
led the NFA Football Booster club for 50 at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space The TODAY Show coordinated the virtual
years, most notably hosting the Block N Studies (GISS), after demonstrating surprise for Megan with a $5,000 Amazon
dinner that celebrates athletes every year, substantial expertise in improving STEM gift card gifted to the school in honor of
creating yearbooks for each athlete, and and climate change education. Aileen her. Ms. Mata was able to purchase items
documenting a thorough history of the Toback has also demonstrated a strong for her classroom Zen Den, supplies to
NFA Football program. passion and dedication to inspiring the help scholars understand and manage their
next generation of explorers in authentic emotions, math kits for students to reuse
learning experiences while integrating materials as their learning progresses, and
NASA education content and resources into floor desks, so students can easily move
their classroom instruction. around the carpeted area and still be
comfortable while learning!
NEWBURGH TEACHER
GETS $10K GRANT TO USE
INNOVATIVE TRANSLATION
TWO NFA TEACHERS NAMED TECHNOLOGY IN CLASSROOM
NYS MASTER TEACHERS Eighth-grade social studies teacher Ms. Alyssa
Cruz purchased four sets of the Timekettle
Ms. Tara Redican and Ms. Jessica Benson
WT2 translation devices, along with some
have been selected to join the NYS Master
new furniture and tools for group work, with
Teachers Mid-Hudson Regional Cohort.
a $10,000 Resilient Districts Prizes grant from the Future of School public education
Ms. Redican teaches Chemistry and Ms.
charity. These devices allow students to hear the teacher’s instruction translated into their
Benson teaches Living Environment and
native language in real time, allowing students to immediately feel welcomed, connected,
AP Biology. Ms. Benson is also a graduate
and up to date with the content.
of Newburgh Free Academy.
HOH’S MS. MICHELL WRIGHT JUMPP NAMED 2021 NYLA SCHOOL
LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR
Ms. Michell Wright Jumpp has been named the 2021 New York Library Association’s School
Librarian of the Year. Given to a librarian who has demonstrated extraordinary leadership and
service within the library community over the past 12 – 18 months. Ms. Jumpp is the School
Library Media Specialist at Horizons on the Hudson’s elementary school.
In addition, Jenna Bush from the NBC Today Show made a special visit to the school to honor
and feature Ms. Wright Jumpp and she was also invited to be on The Today Show in-person.
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AROUND THE DISTRICT
NFA PLANETARIUM ENERGY PERFORMANCE
CONTRACT
Do you remember the NFA The most recent update to the Energy
Planetarium? We’d love to Performance Contract added solar panels to
hear your experience and Heritage Middle School, providing 12 buildings
memories from this unique with solar panels throughout NECSD and
experience available right totalling 1,672 KW of energy savings.
within our main high school
building! Visit www.newburghschools.org/energy for
more information about the EPC.
Scan the QR code here to complete a
brief survey to share your story!
NEWBURGH FREE ACADEMY GRADUATION
Save the date! We will be celebrating our graduating seniors and welcoming our
newest alumni into Goldback Nation on Thursday, June 23, 2022 at 5:30pm (NEW
TIME) on Academy Field! You can cheer for our scholars on South Street or stream
the graduation LIVE on the district’s website, Facebook page, or YouTube Channel!
NECSD ACCOMPLISHMENTS REPORT 2021-22 9
BUDGET INFORMATION
PROPOSITIONS PROPUESTAS
PROPOSITION 1 -THE SCHOOL BUDGET PROPUESTA 1 – PRESUPUESTO DE LA ESCUELA
Shall the Board of Education of the Newburgh Enlarged City School ¿Debe autorizarse a la Junta de Educación del Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad
District be authorized to expend the sum of money which will be required de Newburgh a que gaste la cantidad de dinero que se requerirá para fines
for school district purposes for the year July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023 in the relacionados con el distrito escolar para el año que va desde el primero de julio
amount of $304,950,018 and to levy the necessary tax therefor? de 2022 hasta el 30 de junio de 2023, cuyo monto es de $304 950 018.00 y a
que grave el impuesto necesario para ello?
PROPOSITION 2 -THE NEWBURGH FREE LIBRARY BUDGET PROPUESTA 2 – PRESUPUESTO DE LA BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA
Shall the Board of Education of the Newburgh Enlarged City School ¿Debe autorizarse a la Junta de Educación del Distrito Escolar de la Ciudad
District be authorized to levy taxes in the amount of $5,574,000 for library de Newburgh a que grave impuestos por la cantidad de $5 574 000.00 para
purposes for the year July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023, for the support of the fines relacionados con la biblioteca para el año que va desde el primero de julio
Newburgh Free Library, to enable the library to provide free library services de 2022 hasta el 30 de junio de 2023, como apoyo a la Biblioteca Pública
for the benefit and free use of all residents of the school district? de Newburgh (Newburgh Free Library) a fin de que esta pueda brindar sus
servicios gratis y todos los residentes del distrito escolar se beneficien al usarla
gratuitamente?
NEWBURGH FREE LIBRARY BUDGET PROPOSAL
PROPUESTA PRESUPUESTAL PARA LA BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA
THE ANNUAL BUDGET VOTE/
BOE ELECTION IS TUESDAY,
2021-2022 2022-2023 Change
Expenditures
Approved Budget Proposed Budget
Equipment $135,700 $150,200 $14,500
MAY 17, 2022. POLLS OPEN
NOON UNTIL 9:00PM
Materials & Supplies $326,000 $319,500 $(6,500)
Misc. Contractual $872,756 $885,500 $12,744
Personnel & Benefits $4,488,788 $4,613,565 $127,777
Total Budget $5,823,244 $5,968,765 $145,521
Revenues
2021-2022
Approved Budget
2022-2023
Proposed Budget
Change
BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
ASPECTOS DESTACADOS DEL PRESUPUESTO
Property Tax $5,462,744 $5,574,000 $111,256
State Funds & Grants $260,000 $286,939 $26,939
Fund Balance $90,000 $95,326 $5,326 SIXTH YEAR IN A ROW WITH NO TAX
Fines & Local Revenue $10,500 $12,500 $2,000 LEVY INCREASE
Total Budget $5,823,244 $5,968,765 $145,521 SEXTO AÑO CONSECUTIVO SIN AUMENTO DE LA
EXACCIÓN FISCAL
2021 - 2022 2022 - 2023 Cambio INCREASE PROGRAMS AND SUPPORTS
FOR STUDENTS DUE TO
Gastos Presupuesto Presupuesto
Aprobado Propuesto
Equipo $135,700 $150,200 $14,500 LEVERAGING OF FEDERAL FUNDS
Materiales y Colecciones $326,000 $319,500 $(6,500) AUMENTAR LOS PROGRAMAS Y LAS AYUDAS A LOS
ESTUDIANTES GRACIAS AL APROVECHAMIENTO DE LOS
Contractuales Varios $872,756 $885,500 $12,744
FONDOS FEDERALES
Personal y Prestaciones $4,488,788 $4,613,565 $127,777
OVERALL INCREASE IN STAFFING
Total Budget $5,823,244 $5,968,765 $145,521
2021 - 2022 2022 - 2023 Cambio AUMENTO GENERAL DE PERSONAL
Ingresos Presupuesto Presupuesto
Aprobado Propuesto
Impuestos a la Propiedad $5,462,744 $5,574,000 $111,256 THREE BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATS
Dineros Estatales y de Propuestas $260,000 $286,939 $26,939
UP FOR ELECTION. CANDIDATE BIOS
ARE AVAILABLE ON DISTRICT WEBSITE
Saldo de Fondos $90,000 $95,326 $5,326
Multas y Otros Ingresos Locales $10,500 $12,500 $2,000 TRES ASIENTOS DE LA JUNTA DE EDUCACIÓN ESTARÁN
Presupuesto Total $5,823,244 $5,968,765 $145,521 DISPONIBLES EN ESTAS ELECCIONES. LAS BIOGRAFÍAS DE
LOS CANDIDATOS ESTÁN DISPONIBLES EN EL SITIO WEB
DEL DISTRITO.
10 NECSD ACCOMPLISHMENTS REPORT 2021-22Budget Adopted Budget Proposed Contingency Budget
for the 2021-2022 for the 2022-2023 for the 2022-2023
School Year School Year School Year*
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET Presupuesto Adopta- Presupuesto Pro- Presupuesto de
PROPUESTA GENERAL DE PRESUPUESTO
do para el Año puesto para el Año Contingencia para el
Escolar 2021-2022 Escolar 2022-2023 Año Escolar 2022-2023
Total Budgeted Amount, Not Including Separate Propositions
$293,207,684 $304,950,018 $304,746,826
Cantidad Total Presupuestada, sin Incluir las Propuestas Separadas
Increase/Decrease for the 2022-23 School Year
$11,742,334 $11,539,142
Aumento/Disminución para el Año Escolar 2021-22
Percentage Increase/Decrease in Proposed Budget
4.00% 3.78%
Porcentaje de Aumento/Disminución del Presupuesto Propuesto
Change in Consumer Price Index
4.70%
Cambio en el Indice de Precios al Consumidor
A. Proposed Tax Levy to Support the Total Budgeted Amount
$110,864,396 $110,864,396
A. Propuesta de la Taza de Impuestos Para Apoyar La Cantidad Asignada Para El Presupuesto
B. Levy to Support Library Debt, if Applicable
$0 $0
B. Taza de Impuestos para Apoyar la deuda de la Biblioteca, si es aplicable
C. Levy for Non-Excludable Propositions, if Applicable
$0 $0
C. Taza de Impuestos para las Proposiciones que no se Pueden Excluir, Si es Aplicable
D. Total Tax Cap Reserve Amount Used to Reduce Current Year Levy
$0 $0
D. El Total de la Cantidad Máxima Reservada, utilizada para reducir el Impuesto Actual.
E. Total Proposed School Year Tax Levy (A + B + C - D)
$110,864,396 $110,864,396 $110,864,396
E. El Total de la Taza de Impuesto Propuesta para el Año Escolar. (A + B + C - D)
F. Permissible Exclusions to the School Tax Levy Limit
$2,640,796 $2,678,536
F. Exclusiones Permisibles al Límite de la Taza de Impuestos Escolar
G. School Tax Levy Limit, Excluding Levy for Permissible Exclusions
G. Límite de la Taza de Impuestos Escolar, Excluyendo la Taza de Impuestos para las $110,261,712 $111,223,877
Exclusiones Permisibles.
H. Total Proposed Tax Levy for School Purposes, Excluding Permissible Exclu-
sions and Levy for Library Debt, Plus Prior Year Tax Cap Reserve (E - B - F + D)
H. El Total de la Taza de Impuesto Propuesta para Propósitos Escolares, Sin Incluir Exclusiones $108,223,600 $108,185,860
Permisibles ni la Taza de Impuestos para la Deuda de la Biblioteca, Más la Cantidad Máxima
Reservada del Año Anterior (E - B - C + D)
I. Difference: (G-H); (Negative Value Requires 60.0% Voter Approval)
$2,038,112 $3,038,017
I. Diferencia: (G - H); (El Valor negativo Requiere el 60.0% de la Aprobación de los Votantes)
Administrative Component (Componente Administrativo) $32,597,988 $34,096,747 $34,083,747
Program Component (Componente Programático) $224,668,162 $235,973,602 $235,808,410
Capital Component (Componente de Capital) $35,941,534 $34,879,669 $34,854,669
* Should the proposed budget be defeated, pursuant to Section 2023 of the Education Law, a contingency budget will be adopted under the assumption that
the current year tax levy may not be increased, non-contingent equipment may not be purchased, and the administrative component of the budget will be
adjusted to remain within the administrative cap allowance.
* En caso de que el presupuesto propuesto sea rechazado, de conformidad con la Sección 2023 de la Ley de Educación, se adoptará un presupuesto de contingen
cia bajo la suposición no se puede aumentar la recaudación de impuestos del año en curso, no se puede comprar equipo no contingente y el componente admin
istrativo del presupuesto se ajustará para permanecer dentro del límite máximo administrativo.
BASIC STAR EXEMPTION IMPACT (EFECTO DE LA EXENCIÓN BÁSICA STAR) Under the Budget Proposed
The Basic School Tax Relief (STAR) exemption is authorized by Section 425 of the Real Property Tax Law. for the 2022-2023 School Year
(La exención básica de impuesto escolar (STAR) está autorizada por la sección 425 de la Ley de Impuestos Debajo del Presupuesto Propuesto para
de Bienes Inmuebles.) el Año Escolar 2022-2023
Estimated Basic STAR Exemption Savings (Ahorros Estimados por la Exención Básica STAR) $835
DISTRICT POLLING PLACES
CITY OF NEWBURGH TOWN OF NEWBURGH TOWN OF NEW WINDSOR
CITY WARDS CITY POLLING PLACES POLITICAL ELECTION DIST. POLLING PLACE POLITICAL ELECTION DIST. POLLING PLACE
First Ward Horizons-on-the-Hudson Districts - 1, 2, 14, 15 Balmville School Districts - 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 New Windsor School
Second Ward South Middle School Districts - 13, 16, 17, 18, 24, 25 Fostertown School Districts - 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17 Vails Gate School
Third & Fourth Wards NFA – Main Campus Districts - 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, Meadow Hill School Districts - 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 22 Temple Hill School
11, 12, 20, 22, 23, 27
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