School budgets, board decisions, and changes that affect families.
The district lists a 7:30 p.m. public session on November 18 and separate dates for its next budget hearing and vote.
Voters in Three Village Central School District rejected the proposed $244.98 million budget for 2026-27 on May 19, with 53.3 percent voting no, leaving the district choosing between a second vote or adopting a contingency budget that would cut approximately $8.1 million from next year's programs. A companion $500,000 levy for the Long Island Museum also failed with 68.6 percent opposed.
Long Island school districts plan to spend an average of $41,934 per student in 2026-2027, the highest figure in New York State and more than double the statewide average of $18,979. Roslyn in North Hempstead ranked No. 3 nationally, Syosset No. 2, and a dozen Long Island districts landed in the country's top 100. Here is what the spending covers and where the pressure is headed.
