On the Ballot
On the Ballot
The District’s proposed budget of $70,938,000 The proposed levy of 0.05% - the lowest on record will ask our taxpayers to share $30,066 across approximately $3 billion of assessed real estate within the two villages. This is well within our record low 0.23% tax cap.
A Bond Referendum to make the necessary improvements to both our electrical panels and the men’s and women’s locker rooms in PMHS at no additional cost to taxpayers This $3 million bond will be budget neutral based on savings achieved from refunding the 2006 bonds in Spring 2016.
The creation of a capital reserve fund not to exceed $1.5 million that can be funded over 15 years Its purpose will be to fund general improvements related to the District’s facilities including athletic field reconstruction, eventual turf field replacement, irrigation improvements, lighting improvements, asphalt, concrete stairs and sidewalks, fencing and/or other needs identified in the District Wide Athletic Field Master Plan.
Three candidates running for three openings on the Board of Education They are incumbent Tom Imperato as well as Christa Acampora and Peter Liaskos. All three are running for full three-year terms.
For complete information on the Budget, see pelhamschools.org
VOTE!
School Budget & School Board Election
The 2016-17 adopted budget presents a spending plan to the community that reflects our core values. } Maintains fiscal responsibility by staying under the tax cap while enhancing program opportunities for all students
} Plans for our future by setting aside funds for maintaining our infrastructure
} Positions us to improve and enhance our facilities as necessary } Completes Chromebook initiative to all students in grades 7-12 } Increases Mandarin to include grade 6 through level II (second
May 17, PMHS Gym, 7 am - 9 pm
PELHAM Public Schools 18 Franklin Place Pelham, New York 10803
Inspiring a Standard of Excellence for All Students Board of Education Lisa E. Kiernan, President Marianne L. Gilland, Vice President Thomas F. Imperato Stephen Molineaux Lonnie H. Phillips Evelyn Riedel Madeline Smith
Superintendent of Schools Peter Giarrizzo, Ed. D.
year Mandarin) at PMHS
} Expands International Baccalaureate: Middle Years Programme to grades 9 and 10 at PMHS creating parallel and consistent alignment through the entire instructional program in grades 6-10
} Integrates use of MakerSpaces in all six schools } Supports professional development that enhances our curriculum and aligns with our strategic plan
} Creates and expands freshman, JV, and intramural teams - both boys and girls - to include more students
} Adds extracurricular clubs and honor societies
Postal Patron ECR-WSS
U.S. Postage Non Profit Organization Paid Permit No. 3066 White Plains, NY
On the Ballot
The District’s proposed budget of $70,938,000 The proposed levy of 0.05% - the lowest on record will ask our taxpayers to share $30,066 across approximately $3 billion of assessed real estate within the two villages. This is well within our record low 0.23% tax cap.
A Bond Referendum to make the necessary improvements to both our electrical panels and the men’s and women’s locker rooms in PMHS at no additional cost to taxpayers This $3 million bond will be budget neutral based on savings achieved from refunding the 2006 bonds in Spring 2016.
The creation of a capital reserve fund not to exceed $1.5 million that can be funded over 15 years Its purpose will be to fund general improvements related to the District’s facilities including athletic field reconstruction, eventual turf field replacement, irrigation improvements, lighting improvements, asphalt, concrete stairs and sidewalks, fencing and/or other needs identified in the District Wide Athletic Field Master Plan.
Three candidates running for three openings on the Board of Education They are incumbent Tom Imperato as well as Christa Acampora and Peter Liaskos. All three are running for full three-year terms.
For complete information on the Budget, see pelhamschools.org
VOTE!
School Budget & School Board Election
The 2016-17 adopted budget presents a spending plan to the community that reflects our core values. } Maintains fiscal responsibility by staying under the tax cap while enhancing program opportunities for all students
} Plans for our future by setting aside funds for maintaining our infrastructure
} Positions us to improve and enhance our facilities as necessary } Completes Chromebook initiative to all students in grades 7-12 } Increases Mandarin to include grade 6 through level II (second
May 17, PMHS Gym, 7 am - 9 pm
PELHAM Public Schools 18 Franklin Place Pelham, New York 10803
Inspiring a Standard of Excellence for All Students Board of Education Lisa E. Kiernan, President Marianne L. Gilland, Vice President Thomas F. Imperato Stephen Molineaux Lonnie H. Phillips Evelyn Riedel Madeline Smith
Superintendent of Schools Peter Giarrizzo, Ed. D.
year Mandarin) at PMHS
} Expands International Baccalaureate: Middle Years Programme to grades 9 and 10 at PMHS creating parallel and consistent alignment through the entire instructional program in grades 6-10
} Integrates use of MakerSpaces in all six schools } Supports professional development that enhances our curriculum and aligns with our strategic plan
} Creates and expands freshman, JV, and intramural teams - both boys and girls - to include more students
} Adds extracurricular clubs and honor societies
Postal Patron ECR-WSS
U.S. Postage Non Profit Organization Paid Permit No. 3066 White Plains, NY
