The board approved the district’s October 2025 unaudited financial report. CFO Edward McDowell reported cash balances of about $378 million (up from $336 million year‑over‑year) and an $80 million state deposit that will be moved into NYCLASS investment account. Charter tuition and grant carryovers were noted as drivers of revenue changes.

At a Oct. 23 town council workshop, Town Manager Tyler Paulson and Finance Director Kelly Thompson showed the council options to address a projected decline below the towns 25% reserve target, reviewed revenue and expense drivers and asked for direction on public engagement. Council instructed staff to proceed with informational outreach and to返回a

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