2026-27 budget approved by 80% of voters, passing 429-108, with Shaun Kloepfer and Emily Borell winning three-year terms on board.
Superintendent Tricia Murray encourages eligible Rye residents to vote on budget and Board of Education trustees Tuesday in Rye Middle School gym.
Voting for proposed 2026-27 Rye City Schools budget and two board of education seats takes place Tuesday in Rye Middle School gym.
Public budget hearing to follow regular Board of Education meeting at Rye Middle School, with community discussions scheduled to run through May 14.
Jane Anderson, the school board president, and Jenn Boyle, the board's vice president, announced that they will run for new three-year terms.
The survey will be conducted by Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates (HYA), the search firm hired by the Board of Education. Responses to the survey will be anonymous and the survey will be available in English, Spanish, and Japanese.    
HYA was chosen from five search firms that responded to an October request for proposal. The Rye City Board of Education approved the contract at its Dec. 17 meeting.
Halli Gatenio was elected as the newest member of the Rye Neck Board of Education after winning a runoff election by 11 votes. 
The Rye Youth Council awarded scholarships and recognition to more than 40 students.
Rye Neck school district voters will head to the polls on July 1 for a first-in-history run-off election for the Board of Education. 

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