District overview
Cherry Valley-Springfield Central School District
How the district is governed, funded, and carrying out its capital work.
How does the district pay for its plans?
The elected Board of Education sets a proposed budget and local voters decide the annual budget and related propositions. In 2026, voters approved the district budget, two buses, and a copier proposition.
Elected board
The Board of Education runs district business and holds regular public meetings.
Annual voter decision
The May 2026 budget passed 143-99; the bus proposition passed 167-73 and the copier proposition passed 151-85.
Tax levy
The board approved a $5,819,465 tax levy plus a $60,000 library levy for 2026-27.
Capital reserves and bonds
The district uses voter-approved borrowing and capital reserves for facilities, equipment, and buses.
The public records describe board actions and vote results, but do not provide a school-by-school spending breakdown.
What is on the public record
Major projects
Capital-project construction
in progressThe district is completing work that includes playground, gym, generator, sidewalk, parking-lot, and bus-garage components. The board awarded a $458,000 Phase 2 main-building general-construction contract to Gallo Construction Corp.
- Board awards Gallo Construction Corp. the $458,000 Phase 2 main-building contract.
- Board reports the tennis/pickleball court complete, playground started, generator working, and sidewalk paving remaining.
Funding
Voter-approved capital proposition, capital reserves, and project bids
Recent news
Based on official Cherry Valley-Springfield Central School District board agendas and minutes, with direct-document links on each report.
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