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Ford government gives school board budgets a failing grade

  • Peekskill City School District will hold a vote on its $131.7 million 2025-26 budget on May 20 at Peekskill High School.
  • The budget grew about 7 percent mainly due to the loss of over $1 billion in American Rescue Plan Act grants that supported student programs.
  • The budget plans to introduce French into the high school language offerings, continue providing social-emotional support programs, and employ a full-time physical education instructor along with a college and career counselor.
  • Board president Michael Simpkins, who is not seeking re-election, urged voters to participate, stating, "we don't tell you how to vote, but we ask you to exercise your vote."
  • The vote outcome will determine the district's ability to sustain the Peekskill Promise mission and continue essential services amid ongoing funding challenges.
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Peekskill Herald broke the news in on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
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