District Update
May 12, 2025
A Message From Dr. Brown-Hall
Welcome to the District update!
May continues to be a busy month as we near the annual budget vote and school board elections.
As a reminder, the annual budget hearing is tomorrow, May 13th at 6:00 pm at the District Office. Following that meeting, PTSA Council will host Meet the Candidates Night, which will begin at approximately 7:00 pm. Candidate profiles and an informational video for the candidates are available on the District website, social media channels, and also in the District and building newsletters.
Tuesday, May 20th is the annual budget vote. Stakeholders are able to cast ballots from 7:00 am - 9:00 pm at Williamsville North High School in the gym. We are proud to once again present the community with a balanced budget that maintains all current academic and extracurricular programming, and also focuses on school safety and student wellness initiatives. The proposed budget also includes additional special education programming in alignment with the Special Education Strategic Plan. We look forward to your support and seeing you at the polls next week!
The budget vote and election results will be adopted during the May 27th meeting.
As you know, the Distraction-Free School Zones Committee has been meeting since February. They will present their Distraction-Free School Zones Policy proposal during the June 10th meeting. The policy, which will be in alignment with the Governor’s mandate for distraction-free learning, will include a comment period for stakeholder feedback. School districts across the state are required to adopt a policy by August 1st for implementation in September for the 2025-2026 school year.
I know with the end of the year a few weeks away, local and Regents exams are right around the corner. Please continue to work hard. We’ll see you next week.
Available: April 1 - June 2
Please note: If indicated that an individual will not need busing and circumstances change after the study closes, parents/guardians can contact the Transportation Department for transportation requests.
TIES supports kids & young adults (8-22) with developmental disabilities by pairing them with trained student volunteers (8th-12th grade) to participate in clubs, sports, and community activities.
- ✅ Encourages Inclusion
- ✅ Builds Friendships
- ✅ Promotes Independence
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