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Emily Borell, left, and Shaun Kloepfer will be on the ballot for Tuesday's election in the Rye Middle School gym.
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Meet the Candidates: Emily Borell, Shaun Kloepfer Running Unopposed in Tuesday’s School Board Election

Voting for proposed 2026-27 Rye City Schools budget and two board of education seats takes place Tuesday in Rye Middle School gym.
(Left to right) School Board President Jane Anderson, Incoming School Superintendent Patricia Murray, and outgoing Schools Superintendent Eric Byrne.
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Rye School Community Backs $113M Budget by Huge Margin

The new school budget, which goes into effect on July 1, will usher in two new high school teachers for the much-anticipated International Baccalaureate program.
Rye High School sign
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School Board OK’s $113M Budget for Upcoming School Year

The 2025-26 school budget will be put before the community for a vote on May 20.
The Performing Arts Center at Rye High School
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City Schools Superintendent Proposes $113M Budget Within Tax Cap

During budget deliberations last year, Byrne said he anticipated that the district would not face another override for years to come.
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Voters Pass Override City School Budget, Easily Eclipse 60% Threshold  

Rye voters overwhelmingly backed the city’s school budget on Tuesday night, marking the first time the district spending plan exceeded the state’s tax limit in nine years. 
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Letter: Families Are Drawn to Rye Over the Schools

A significant component of what draws families to Rye and what makes it such a special place to live is the quality of our schools. 
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Letter: Budget Supports Athletic Upgrades

Let’s unite in supporting the 2024-2025 Rye City School District budget on May 21.
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Letter: The Budget is Evidence of the Growth of Our Schools

My name is Laura Labriola and I just wanted to express my full support for the proposed tax cap override for our school budget.
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Letter: School District Has a History of Over-budgeting

The RCSD budget is coming up for its annual ask-no-questions vote. Surprisingly, the Board of Education found the Superintendent’s originally submitted budget to be perfect.
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Letter: Wrestling Room Needs Renovation

Those of you who know me know I’m not the Letter to the Editor-writing type, but this concerns a topic very close to my heart: the renovation of the wrestling room at Rye High and Middle School.

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