GERARDO MAZZELLA
GERARDO MAZZELLA
Long Island school elections, 2020-2021
School district residents are voting by absentee ballot on budgets and members of their local boards for 2020-2021.
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School district residents would normally be going to the polls on Tuesday, June 9, 2020, to vote on budgets and members of their local boards for the coming school year. However, due to coronavirus concerns, all voting is by absentee mail only, and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has extended the date to submit ballots by a week, to Tuesday, June 16, 2020. Many districts anticipate the count will take longer than usual, due to the mass use of absentee ballots. We will update this page as we get results.
To read more about how the pandemic is affecting voting, read our story.
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District
District Seats Candidates Proposed Budget Percent Change Budget Result Vote
Amagansett
2, at-large, 3 years
Meredith Cairns (205) and Kevin Warren (189) defeated Kimberly Slicklein (156); A proposition passed (299-18), authorizing an agreement with the East Hampton School District to educate students in grades 7-12 for a five-year term beginning on July 1, 2020; A proposition passed (249-71), authorizing an expenditure of $350,000 from the capital reserve fund for new playgrounds at the Amagansett School.
$11,374,547
4.23%
Pass
268-53
Amityville
3, by seat, 3 years
Carol M. Seehof (2,041) defeated Susan Benard-Handler (1,136); Leslie R. Kretz (2,179) defeated Carolyn Dodd (1,012); Lisa Johnson (2,103) defeated Allie McDonough (1,116).
$97,130,734
1.51%
Pass
2,715-535
Babylon
3, at-large, 3 years
Carol Ann Dell'Erba (1,298), Linda Jurs (1,377) and Dominick Montalto (1,248) defeated Angela P. Campagna (1,018), Trisha Kusinitz (791) and Scott J. McCormick (956); A proposition passed (2,100-387), authorizing the expenditure of up to $200,000 to replace a rooftop air conditioning/heating unit at the high school's Rowe Hall.
$55,602,506
1.37%
Pass
1,805-703
Baldwin
1, at-large, 3 years
Karyn Reid (3,467) ran unopposed and was elected.
$138,401,294
3.11%
Pass
2,617-1,497
Bay Shore
2, at-large, 3 years
Louis Bettinelli (2,090) and Guy Leggio (2,476) defeated Karlief Boyd (1,058) and Tuere Morton (1,133).
$162,967,087
2.24%
Pass
2,782-1,411
Bayport-Blue Point
2, by seat, 3 years
Daniene Byrne (2,150); Michael Miller (2,143) ran unopposed and were elected.
$75,603,645
2.94%
Pass
1,993-839
Bellmore
1, at-large, 3 years
Jay L. T. Breakstone (1,821) ran unopposed and was elected.
$36,918,122
1.90%
Pass
1,475-864
Bellmore-Merrick
N/A
The boards of education in the four component elementary school districts — Bellmore, North Bellmore, Merrick and North Merrick — each appoint two trustees to the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District; A proposition passed (10,056-3,412), authorizing the expenditure of $751,808 from a capital reserve fund for capital improvement projects to a parking lot, tennis court and track resurfacing, as well as floor and ceiling tile replacement at Wellington C. Mepham High School, Grand Avenue and Merrick Avenue middle schools, and door and lock replacement at all buildings.
$166,661,464
2.23%
Pass
8,400-4,983
Bethpage
2, by seat, 3 years
Anna Israelton (2,216) and Michael J. Kelly (2,029) ran unopposed and were elected.
$89,079,639
1.99%
Pass
2,172-589
Brentwood
2, by seat, 3 years
Maria Gonzalez-Prescod (1,910) defeated Michael Houlihan (770), Erick Paredes (107) and Sharron Scott (708); Simone Holder-Daniel (1,413) defeated Andrew Como (1,352) and Barbara Raymond (728).
$430,224,206
2.70%
Pass
2,541-1,046
Bridgehampton
2, at-large, 3 years
Kathleen G. McCleland (328) and Markanthony C. Verzosa (248) defeated Michael C. Gomberg (121).
$18,986,122
1.59%
Pass
262-102
Carle Place
2, at-large, 3 years
Christine Aguilar (1,376) and John DiFrisco (1,388) defeated Anthony Bulzomi (990); A proposition passed (1,514-535), authorizing the establishment of a capital reserve fund of up to $10 million for the purpose of acquiring capital equipment and paying for the renovation, reconstruction and construction of district buildings; A proposition passed (1,648-408), authorizing $450,000 from a repair reserve fund established in 2018 to a capital reserve fund established in 2017.
$51,086,433
1.72%
Pass
1,479-600
Center Moriches
2, at-large, 3 years
Robyn Rayburn (Bielski) (1,283) and Danielle Dench (1,214) defeated Joshua P. Foster (957); A proposition passed (1,705-280), authorizing an energy-performance contract that has been approved by the district's Board of Education.
$44,511,736
0.93%
Pass
1,371-612
Central Islip
3, at-large, 3 years
Michele Harriott (1,754), Jim Musumeci (1,374) and Norman A. Wagner (1,420) defeated Debra Cavanagh (1,156).
$220,487,829
1.81%
Pass
1,614-597
Cold Spring Harbor
3, at-large, 3 years
Tara Belfi (988), Janice Elkin (941) and Mark Freidberg (903) defeated Heather Morante Young (775); A proposition passed (911-451), authorizing the transfer up to $750,000 to the district's unassigned fund balance to replace faucets and a synthetic turf field at the junior-senior high school; A proposition passed (916-448), authorizing the creation of a capital reserve fund of $15 million.
$71,092,749
1.16%
Pass
944-373
Commack
2, by seat, 3 years
Susan Hermer (3,401) defeated Michael Weisberg (3,021); William Hender (5,157) ran unopposed and was elected.
$199,759,525
1.37%
Pass
5,332-2,128
Comsewogue
2, at-large, 3 years
Alexandra Gordon (2,673) and James Sanchez (2,478) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (2,673-311), authorizing the reallocation of capital funds and use of reserves of $1.5 million to add synthetic varsity baseball and softball fields and ADA compliance, HVAC in classrooms and boiler room.
$96,635,581
2.80%
Pass
2,486-863
Connetquot
2, at-large, 3 years
Milynn Augulis (2,587) and Lee Kennedy (2,985) defeated Suzanne Martin (1,455) and Terri McNamee (2,518).
$199,437,938
2.78%
Pass
3,999-2,269
Copiague
2, by seat, 2 and 3 years
Rosemary Natoli (1,746) defeated Ledy Torres (950) for a three-year term; Brian J. Sales (1,708) defeated Nicole Cheddie (984) for a three-year term; Anthony Pepe (1,033) defeated Viscel Moore (930) and Aubrey Wilson (727) for a two-year term.
$134,316,244
1.83%
Pass
1,980-968
Deer Park
3, by seat, 3 years
Al Centamore (2,577) ran unopposed and was elected; Donna Gulli Grunseich (2,563) ran unopposed and was elected; Anthony Henkel (1,188) defeated Taneka Jones (875) and Jessica Pierson (749).
$118,368,030
2.01%
Passed
2,397-734
East Hampton
2, at-large, 3 years
Jacqueline Lowey (874) and John J. Ryan, Sr. (856) defeated George Aman (426); A proposition passed (882-280), authorizing the expenditure of $2.2 million for a new student cooking laboratory.
$71,979,573
1.46%
Pass
962-240
East Islip
2, by seat, 3 years
William Carpluk (3,914) defeated Israel Malinowitzer (1,764); Christopher Zachry (5,035) ran unopposed and was elected.
$120,505,188
0.14%
Pass
4,050-1,834
East Meadow
2, at-large, 3 years
Alisa Baroukh (5,677) and Scott Eckers (6,047) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (4,807-2,893), authorizing the expenditure of up to $44,244,720 in bonds for construction and improvements to various school buildings.
$214,179,803
2.66%
Pass
5,618-2,339
East Moriches
1, at-large, 3 years
Michael Griffin (1,068) ran unopposed and was elected; A proposition passed (1,200-181), authorizing the following school districts as receiving high schools for East Moriches students for up to five years beginning on July 1, 2020: Center Moriches, grades 9-12; Eastport-South Manor, grades 9-12; Westhampton Beach, grades 9-12; A proposition passed (1,127-255), authorizing the district to spend $1.2 million on capital improvements, including asbestos abatement.
$29,365,342
1.76%
Passed
937-443
East Quogue
2, at-large, 3 years
Kristin Jankowski (842) and Kristina LoRusso (641) defeated Joseph Sanicola (483).
$26,279,012
1.48%
Pass
1,077-332
East Rockaway
2, at-large, 3 years
Daniel DeMatteo (1,098) and Joseph Kilgus (1,052) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (1,042-302), authorizing the expenditure of up to $170,000 for computer hardware, network and smart classrooms using money from the capital reserve fund.
$41,217,426
2.28%
Pass
956-483
East Williston
2, by seat, 3 years
Mark Kamberg (1,423) defeated Raymond Del Maestro (516) for a three-year term; Tasneem Meghji (1,467) ran unopposed and was elected to a two-year term.
$63,091,128
2.27%
Pass
1,411-556
Eastport-South Manor
2, at-large, 3 years
Jeffrey Goldhammer (2,012) and Cheryl Hack (2,553) defeated Renee Pastor (1,890).
$97,108,005
0.58%
Pass
2,682-1,417
Elmont
2, by seat, 3 years
Anthony S. Maffea, Sr. (2,055) defeated Simmonie Swaby (1,182); Tiffany Capers (2,895) ran unopposed and was elected.
$94,465,873
1.58%
Pass
2,462-1,077
Elwood
2, at-large, 3 years
Thomas P. Scarola (2,281) and Sara Siddiqui (2,489) defeated Becky Marcus (1,775) and George Neofitos (755).
$64,443,174
2.73%
Pass
2,921-1,064
Farmingdale
2, at-large, 3 years
Ralph Vincent Morales (5,812) and Arlene Soete (5,700) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (5,307-2,144), authorizing the expenditure of $5 million from a building and facilities capital reserve fund for bathroom renovations at various schools; A proposition passed (5,289-2,159), authorizing the appropriation of $350,000 in funds from a capital reserve fund to pay for construction management services.
$173,076,607
1.16%
Pass
4,591-2,873
Fire Island
2, at-large, 3 years
Vernon Henriksen (72) and Judi Phelan (72) ran unopposed and were elected.
$3,649,481
0.35%
Pass
74-1
Fishers Island
2, at-large, 3 years
Jamie Doucette (52) and Robin Toldo (38) defeated Catherine Edwards (36); A proposition passed (66-5), authorizing the expenditure of $3,649,481 for the 2020-21 school year set forth in the estimate of general fund appropriations.
$3,649,481
0.35%
Pass
66-5
Floral Park-Bellerose
1, by seat, 3 years
Laura Trentacoste (2,589) ran unopposed and was elected; A proposition passed (2,561-847), authorizing the expenditure of up to $3 million from a capital reserve fund for various school building improvement projects.
$32,454,520
1.53%
Pass
2,293-1,150
Franklin Square
2, by seat, 1 and 3 years
William Leder (2,016) ran unopposed for a three-year term and was elected; Diane Hansen (1,716) defeated Anthony Vellon (910) for a one-year term; A proposition passed (2,101-1,086), authorizing the use of $3.5 million from the capital reserve fund for capital improvements, including library renovations and air conditioning installation; A proposition passed (2,197-988), authorizing the establishment of a different reserve fund of up to $10 million to finance other capital improvements.
$40,163,500
1.72%
Pass
2,152-1,056
Freeport
2, at-large, 3 years
Ronald Ellerbe (2,739) and Vilma Lancaster (2,897) defeated Donna Raphael (1,813); A proposition passed (3,588-930), authorizing the expenditure of $2.5 million from capital reserves to finance capital improvement projects, including masonry restoration, window replacements and classroom upgrades.
$188,263,107
1.85%
Pass
2,754-1,927
Garden City
1, by seat, 3 years
Matthew Wakeham (3,718) ran unopposed and was elected; A proposition passed (3,373-999), authorizing the use of capital reserve funds.
$120,913,141
2.47%
Pass
3,245-1,360
Glen Cove
2, at-large, 3 years
Monica Alexandris-Miller (1,874) and Maria Venuto (1,754) defeated David Huggins (1,328) and Alexander Juarez (1,012).
$92,474,208
1.33%
Pass
2,014-1,419
Great Neck
2, by seat, 3 years
Rebecca Sassouni (4,071) defeated John Jahng (1,131); Jeffrey Shi (4,048) ran unopposed and was elected.
$241,395,571
2.98%
Pass
3,709-1,894
Greenport
1, at-large, 3 years
Kirsten Droskoski (490) ran unopposed and was elected.
$20,100,000
3.47%
Pass
552-242
Half Hollow Hills
3, at-large, 3 years
Diana Acampora (5,003), Betty DeSabato (4,788) and Michael Prywes (4,022) defeated Laraine Rudy (2,940).
$264,612,680
1.83%
Pass
4,954-2,050
Hampton Bays
1, at-large, 3 years
Dorothy Capuano (1,981) ran unopposed as was elected; A proposition passed (1,782-513), authorizing the expenditure of up to $300,000 of unexpended funds from the 2019-20 school year for the purpose of basic repair, renovation and upgrade to the facilities and campuses.
$55,205,086
1.60%
Pass
1,633-683
Harborfields
2, at-large, 3 years
Christopher Kelly (3,477) and David Steinberg (2,855) defeated Freda Manuel (2,174).
$88,019,552
0.94%
Pass
3,609-1,472
Hauppauge
2, at-large, 3 years
Lawrence Crafa (3,867) and James Kiley (3,320) ran unopposed and were elected.
$115,735,467
-0.30%
Pass
3,907-1,314
Hempstead
2, at-large, 3 years
Patricia McNeill (862) and Victor Pratt (648) defeated U. Lucky Irowa (582), Peggy Perkins (510), Thern Shivers (262), Jeffrey Spencer (595) and Randy Stith (617); Pratt receives a two-year term.
$225,364,654
1.74%
Pass
1,139-1,046
Herricks
2, by seat, 3 years
James Gounaris (3,271) defeated Tarantej S. Arora (1,270); Henry R. Zanetti (3,205) defeated Bhajan S. Ratra (1,233).
$120,534,523
2.54%
Pass
3,116-1,808
Hewlett-Woodmere
2, at-large, 3 years
Paul Critti (3,380) and Cheryl May (3,380) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (3,238-1,572), authorizing the expenditure of up to $2 million from the district's long-range capital reserve fund for upgrades in lighting or CCTV, plumbing, piping, pavement, pool system, technology, security and floor tile replacement.
$126,882,632
2.89%
Pass
2,774-2,021
Hicksville
3, by seat, 3 years
Christopher Amato (3,278) ran unopposed and was elected; Sunita Manjrekar (3,349) ran unopposed and was elected; Irene Carlomusto (1,704) defeated Juan Carlos Cerro (614), Andrea Mieles (536) and Keith Schafer (1,137); A proposition passed (3,250-1,303), authorizing an amendment to the scope of work in the 2017-2018 capital reserve to include the high school roof and purchase pool tile at a cost $1.3 million, which will be funded by surplus in the reserve. A proposition passed (3,081-1,303), authorizing the funding of the Hicksville Gregory Museum educational program, which costs $60,000 a year.
$140,041,865
0.40%
Pass
3,230-1,497
Huntington
2, at-large, 3 years
Kelly Donovan (3,061) and Xavier Palacios (2,494) defeated Thomas Galvin (2,447) and Joseph Mattio (995); A proposition passed (3,976-924), authorizing a $3.64 million capital reserve for partial roof replacement at the high school, boiler replacement and renovation of two science classroom/labs at the middle school, auditorium renovation at the magnet school, and installation of solar panels at one of the district's primary schools.
$135,938,167
1.84%
Pass
3,697-1,249
Island Park
1, by seat, 5 years
Jack Vobis (943) ran unopposed and was elected.
$40,609,203
0.73%
Pass
676-522
Island Trees
3, by seat, 3 years
Brian Fielding (2,707), Ted Malesca (1,748) and Michael T. Rich Jr. (1,759) ran unopposed and were elected.
$68,113,777
1.10%
Pass
2,038-528
Islip
2, by seat, 3 years
Philip J. Dineen (2,478) and Laura Rogacki (2,376) ran unopposed and were elected.
$87,516,577
1.49%
Pass
2,324-1,007
Jericho
2, at-large, 3 years
Jill Citron (1,727) and Divya Balachandar (1,455) ran unopposed and were elected.
$125,365,991
0.82%
Pass
1,510-564
Kings Park
1, at-large, 3 years
Joe Bianco (4,146) ran unopposed and was elected.
$96,510,404
2.80%
Pass
3,223-1,859
Lawrence
2, by seat, 3 years
Murray Forman (4,215) defeated Amil Virani (1,116); Asher Mansdorf (4,272) defeated Asher Matathias (1,039); A proposition passed (3,439-1,731), authorizing the creation of a building capital reserve fund; A proposition passed (2,526-1,361), authorizing the creation of a building capital reserve fund.
$102,490,053
0.04%
Pass
3,906-1,461
Levittown
3, at-large, 3 years
Dillon Cain (4,163), Jennifer Messina (5,463) and Michael Pappas (5,194) defeated David Finn (1,709) and Steven R. Schwartz (1,570).
$227,424,141
2.21%
Pass
5,337-2,203
Lindenhurst
3, by seat, 3 years
Michael J. DiGiuseppe (2,946) ran unopposed and was elected; Josephine Martino (2,930) ran unopposed and was elected; Gabrielle Anzalone (1,963) defeated Thomas J. Kalish (1,242).
$170,256,663
4.25%
Pass
2,142-1,589
Locust Valley
3, at-large, 3 years
John Del Tatto (2,150), Shawn C. Steele (2,131) and Lauren Themis (2,202) ran unopposed and were elected.
$88,692,494
1.59%
Pass
1,748-1,254
Long Beach
2, at-large, 3 years
Dennis Ryan (2,762) and Maureen Vrona (2,182) defeated Pamela Banks (845), Perry Bodnar (1,692) and Alexis Pace (1,813).
$145,192,632
1.97%
Pass
3,865-1,441
Longwood
2, at-large, 3 years
Christina Brown (3,780) and Paul Infranco (4,603) defeated Frank Muraca (3,202).
$255,600,000
0.04%
Pass
4,519-1,792
Lynbrook
2, at-large, 3 years
Ellen Marcus (2,493) and Patrick Palleschi (2,372) defeated Nazia DeFrank (564) and Julia Scholl (1,475); A proposition passed (3,353-743), authorizing the expenditure of technology reserves of up to $515,000 for instructional technology devices, replacement cycle and additional security services; A proposition passed (3,339-763), authorizing the expenditure of $2.4 million for building renovation, improvement, upgrade and equipment fund for the high school library renovation and kindergarten center boiler; A proposition passed (2,914-1,107), authorizing the establishment of a continuous facilities improvement capital reserve fund.
$91,427,854
3.85%
Pass
2,826-1,271
Malverne
1, by seat, 3 years
Jeanne D'Esposito (1,331) ran unopposed and was elected; A proposition passed (1,153-353), authorizing the establishment of a capital reserve fund.
$59,853,972
1.84%
Pass
1,010-509
Manhasset
1, at-large, 3 years
Patricia Aitken (2,350) defeated Evan Mandery (1,384).
$100,659,820
1.17%
Pass
2,833-1,089
Massapequa
2, at-large, 3 years
Gary Baldinger (6,489) and Cher Lepre (5,450) defeated Josh Banfield (1,806), Tina Cardali (3,038), Panagiotis Petkanas (650) and Deodat Somaiah (506).
$207,675,646
1.73%
Pass
6,536-3,485
Mattituck-Cutchogue
2, at-large, 3 years
Patricia Arslanian (1,461) and Mary Lynn Hoeg (1,451) defeated Brian O. Mealy (1,381); A proposition passed (1,895-517), authorizing the expenditure of $650,000 in capital reserve funds; A proposition passed (1,646-752), authorizing the district to create a repair reserve fund of up to $750,000.
$41,418,100
1.55%
Pass
1,660-754
Merrick
3, at-large, 1 and 3 year
Jill Levine (2,763), Nicole Venditti (2,267) and Butch Yamali (1,181) defeated Erik Bashian (909), Lukas Gubba (508) and Richard Soleymanzadeh (882); Levine and Venditti receive three-year terms, while Yamali receives a one-year term.
$52,905,513
3.43%
Pass
2,678-1,238
Middle Country
3, by seat, 3 years
Doreen Feldmann (5,604), Dina Phillips (5,722) and Kathleen Walsh (6,022) ran unopposed and were elected.
$265,011,296
2.94%
Pass
5,152-2,487
Miller Place
2, at-large, 3 years
Richard Panico (2,407) and Lisa Reitan (2,420) ran unopposed and were elected.
$75,713,895
2.37%
Pass
2,156-860
Mineola
2, at-large, 3 years
Margaret Ballantyne-Mannion (2,711) and Patrick Talty (2,732) ran unopposed and were elected.
$100,859,780
0.90%
Pass
2,803-953
Montauk
1, by seat, 5 years
Diane Hausman (543) ran unopposed and was elected.
$20,867,053
7.70%
Pass
496-81
Mount Sinai
3, at-large, 3 years
Edward Law (1,635), Robert Sweeney (1,915) and Peter Van Middelem (1,675) defeated Karen Pitka (1,597); A proposition passed (2,365-595), authorizing a capital project for $1.2 million.
$61,769,870
1.25%
Pass
2,108-857
New Hyde Park- Garden City Park
2, by seat, 3 years
James Reddan (1,439) ran unopposed and was elected; Tara Notine (161) was elected as a write-in candidate.
$41,073,250
2.21%
Pass
1,485-777
New Suffolk
1, by seat, 3 years
Tony Dill (100) ran unopposed and was elected.
$1,406,543
7.00%
Pass
103-5
North Babylon
3, at-large, 3 years
Theresa Callahan Caroleo (1,846), Geri-Ann McNamee (1,975) and Jeffrey Myers (2,443) defeated Robert Scheid (1,745) and John Schneidawin, Jr. (1,455).
$123,455,814
1.62%
Pass
2,653-1,380
North Bellmore
1, at-large, 3 years
Christine Malloy (2,394) defeated Peter Mayo (1,545); A proposition passed (3,203-1,455), authorizing the establishment of a $10 million capital reserve fund over 10 years with unappropriated fund balance.
$58,039,655
1.05%
Pass
2,928-1,793
North Merrick
2, at-large, 3 years
Ed Corona (1,321) and Tracey Miller (1,346) defeated Hali Herman (1,018) and Lisa Katz (1,175); A proposition passed (1,648-1,115), authorizing the expenditure of $166,661,464 to be raised through taxation with the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District after first deducting the money available from state aid and other resources; A proposition passed (2,064-686), authorizing the expenditure of $751,808 from a capital reserve fund for capital improvement projects to a parking lot, tennis court and track resurfacing, as well as floor and ceiling tile replacement at Wellington C. Mepham High School, Grand Avenue and Merrick Avenue middle schools, and door and lock replacement at all buildings.
$34,178,656
3.23%
Pass
1,611-1,099
North Shore
2, at-large, 3 years
Richard Galati (3,585) and Andrea Macari (3,255) defeated Robert Mazzella (1,782); A proposition passed (3,401-1,441), authorizing the expenditure of up to $3 million for school building improvement projects at Glen Head Elementary School and North Shore Middle School.
$110,315,209
2.33%
Pass
3,084-1,892
Northport-East Northport
2, at-large, 3 years
David Badanes (5,119) and Donna McNaughton (4,463) defeated Victoria Bento (2,762).
$172,752,759
0.98%
Pass
5,241-1,545
Oceanside
3, by seat, 3 years
Donald Maresca (5,703), Mary Jane McGrath-Mulhern (5,513) and Alexandra (Sandie) Schoell (5,677) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (5,060-2,642), authorizing the expenditure of up to $3,309,782 from a capital reserve fund for building improvement projects including the renovation of four classrooms and two preparation rooms in Oceanside High School's science wing.
$160,876,408
2.32%
Pass
4,958-2,851
Oyster Bay-East Norwich
1, at-large, 4 years
Darren Gerbosi (1,201) defeated Michael Lacapria (1,049); A proposition passed (2,069-756), authorizing the expenditure of technology capital reserve funds to equip fourth-graders with mobile devices; A proposition passed (2,022-814), authorizing the expenditure of capital reserve funds to replace playground subsurfaces and high school gym air condition; A proposition passed (1,639-1,165), authorizing more pupils to qualify for transportation.
$60,128,038
2.35%
Pass
1,787-1,043
Oysterponds
3, at-large, 1 and 3 year
Janice Caufield (376), Jeffrey Demarest (374) and Erin Johnson (330) ran unopposed and were elected; Caufield and Demarest receive three-year terms, while Johnson receives a one-year term.
$5,834,902
0.44%
Pass
413-75
Patchogue-Medford
2, at-large, 3 years
Diana Andrade (4,143) and Kelli Anne Jennings (4,353) defeated Gerard P. Bringmann (2,142).
$195,172,581
-0.24%
Pass
4,042-2,181
Plainedge
2, by seat, 3 years
Catherine Flanagan (3,196) and Sonny Spagnuolo (3,092) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (2,972-1,130), authorizing the expenditure of $8,836,147 of capital reserves on school improvements; A proposition passed (3,161-1,041), authorizing the expenditure of $598,230 of capital reserves on faculty upgrades.
$97,504,268
2.23%
Pass
2,617-925
Plainview-Old Bethpage
3, at-large, 3 years
Debbie Bernstein (4,255), Gary Bettan (3,603) and Ginger Lieberman (3,785) ran unopposed and were elected; Bettan receives a one-year term; A proposition passed (4,419-1,002), authorizing the expenditure of $3.8 million of capital reserve funds on facility upgrades.
$164,248,598
1.16%
Pass
3,929-1,598
Port Jefferson
2, at-large, 3 years
David Keegan (1,132) and Ravi Singh ( 1,123) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (1,170-210), authorizing the district to spend up to $3 million to replace sections of the roof at Earl L. Vandermeulen High School and Edna Louise Spear Elementary School and replace the heating system at Port Jefferson Middle School.
$44,739,855
1.83%
Pass
1,003-384
Port Washington
2, at-large, 3 years
Julie Epstein (4,068) and Rachel Gilliar (3,697) defeated Adam Block (2,921) and Christina Nadolne (1,782).
$163,215,663
1.66%
Pass
4,756-1,901
Quogue
1, at-large, 3 years
Malcolm McLean (242) ran unopposed and was elected.
$9,240,211
5.51%
Pass
259-54
Remsenburg-Speonk
1, at-large, 3 years
Kathleen Hofmann (296) defeated Daniel Van Arsdale (156); A proposition passed (455-34), authorizing to contract with the Eastport-South Manor and Westhampton Beach school districts for the education of students in grades 7-12 for the 2020-21 school year.
$14,789,323
3.04%
Pass
387-103
Riverhead - Revote
3, at-large, 3 years
Christopher Dorr (1,954), Virginia Healy (1,877) and Therese Zuhoski (2,479) defeated Ann Cotten-DeGrasse (1,715), Angela DeVito (1,589), Gregory-John Fischer (1,150), Ryan Gregor (1,131), Amelia Lantz (890), Stephanie Ranghelli (1,391) and Yolanda Thompson (1,297); A proposition passed (3,969-2,050), authorizing the expenditure of up to $469,470 to replace the cafeteria serving lines at Riverhead High School, Riverhead Middle School and Pulaski Street Elementary School, with funds also being used for the installation of a walk-in freezer and to improve the serving area entrances at the Pulaski Street.
$147,124,895
1.87%
Fail
2,108 -2,049
Rockville Centre
2, at-large, 3 years
Tara Hackett (3,846) and Christine M. Ferazani, (2,904) defeated Joseph L. Hunsberger (1,045) and Gregg Spaulding (2,638).
$122,866,992
2.19%
Pass
3,629-2,275
Rocky Point
2, at-large, 3 years
Sean Callahan (1,955) and Jessica Ward (2,094) defeated Kellyann Imeidopf (960); A proposition passed (1,998-893), authorizing the expenditure of up to $350,000 from the district's capital reserve for asphalt, curbing and sidewalk repairs at Rocky Point High School.
$84,586,600
-2.49%
Pass
1,961-952
Roosevelt
2, by seat, 3 years
Belinda Monroe (582) defeated Carl Hawkins (264); Emily Moore (445) defeated Alfred T. Taylor (418).
$106,869,229
2.71%
Pass
702-183
Roslyn
2, at-large, 3 years
Meryl Waxman Ben-Levy (2,054) and Clifford Saffron (1,992) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (1,792-660), authorizing the establishment of a capital reserve; A proposition passed (1,708-771), authorizing the purchase of five replacement buses.
$115,330,236
1.89%
Pass
1,808-678
Sachem
3, at-large, 3 years
Matthew Baumann (4,703), James Mancaruso (5,523) and Rob Scavo (4,790) defeated Larry Collins (2,982), Kristin Gelzinis (2,562), Carol Locklin (1,820), Jon Siegel (1,271) and Stephanie Volpe (4,073); A proposition passed (7,875-2,425), authorizing the expenditure of $5,990,032 from a capital reserve fund for several improvement projects at High School East, High School North and Sagamore Middle School.
$333,362,903
1.87%
Pass
7,027-3,387
Sag Harbor
3, at-large, 3 years
Brian DeSesa (1,155), Alex Kreigsman (1,127) and Sandi Kruel (1,151) defeated Ronald Reed (891) vand Helen Roussel (810); A proposition passed (1,335-621), authorizing the expenditure $56,068 from a capital reserve fund to purchase a minibus.
$44,332,423
3.37%
Pass
1,325-645
Sagaponack
1, at-large, 3 years
Thomas Schultz (92) ran unopposed and was elected; A proposition passed (102-5), authorizing a five-year contract with the East Hampton School District to educate students in grades 4-6; A proposition passed (101-5), authorizing a five-year contract with the East Hampton School District to educate students in grades 7-12; A proposition passed (106-3), authorizing a one-year contract with the Sag Harbor School District to educate students in preschool and grades 4-6; A proposition passed (95-13), authorizing a five-year contract with the Bridgehampton School District to educate students in grades 4-6; A proposition passed (96-15), authorizing a five-year contract with the Bridgehampton School District to educate students in grades 7-12.
$1,705,092
9.78%
Passed
105-6
Sayville
2, by seat, 3 years
Thomas Cooley (4,369) ran unopposed and was elected; James J. Bertsch, Jr. (3,597) defeated Teal Rizzo (1,193).
$96,208,308
1.97%
Pass
4,043-1,081
Seaford
2, at-large, 3 years
Natalie Pedisich (1,860) and Stacie Stark (2,162) defeated Robert Zafonte, Jr. (1,423).
$73,005,631
3.32%
Pass
2,386-1,211
Sewanhaka
N/A
The boards of education in the component districts — Elmont, Floral Park-Bellerose, Franklin Square and New Hyde Park-Garden City Park — each appoint two trustees to the Sewanhaka Central High School District.
$209,265,063
2.80%
Pass
8,439-3,966
Shelter Island
3, at-large, 3 years
Dawn Hedberg (719), Tracy McCarthy (716) and Robert Strauss (734) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (696-141), authorizing a repair reserve fund using excess fund balance and other available funds to provide for repair of district buildings and facilities; A proposition passed (772-70), authorizing the expenditure of up to $161,000 from the 2006 capital reserve fund to renovate the science classroom labs, including ceilings, flooring and cabinetry.
$12,150,022
1.80%
Pass
647-193
Shoreham-Wading River
3, at-large, 3 years
Katie Andersen (2,324), Michael Lewis (2,292) and Henry Perez (2,300) ran unopposed and were elected.
$77,164,774
1.60%
Pass
2,146-801
Smithtown
3, by seat, 3 years
Matthew Gribbin (8,295) ran unopposed and was elected; Jerry R. Martusciello (8,362) ran unopposed and was elected; Frank H. James (5,479) defeated Kevin R. Craine (4,104).
$255,203,276
1.50%
Pass
7,345-3,726
South Country
2, at-large, 3 years
Gena Ancona (2,264) and Cheryl A. Felice (2,343) ran unopposed and were elected.
$138,330,713
2.77%
Pass
2,210-1,086
South Huntington
2, at-large, 3 years
Andrew Bronson (4,476) and Sidney Joyner (4,277) ran unopposed and were elected.
$174,657,264
0.75%
Pass
3,363-2,236
Southampton
2, at-large, 4 years
Anastasia Gavalas (1,406) and James F. McKenna (1,500) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (1,583-456), authorizing the district to undertake certain capital improvements including HVAC rooftop unit replacements at Southampton High School, security access upgrades districtwide, and classroom ceiling installations at Southampton Elementary School; A proposition passed (1,526-515), authorizing a contract with Southampton Youth Association; A proposition passed (1,383-666), authorizing a contract with the Southampton Historical Museum; A proposition passed (1,306-725), authorizing a contract with the Parrish Art Museum.
$72,856,393
1.32%
Pass
1,406-625
Southold
2, at-large, 3 years
Scott Latham (1,308) and Brian Tobin (1,270) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (1,184-376), authorizing the establishment of a capital reserve of 10 years, up to $9.5 million and funded up to $1.2 million from other reserves and annually up to $950,000 from surplus.
$31,010,000
1.33%
Pass
1,170-393
Springs
2, at-large, 3 years
Patrick Brabant (883) and Timothy Frazier (874) ran unopposed and were elected; A proposition passed (846-192), authorizing an agreement with the East Hampton School District to educate students in grades 9-12 for a term of five years beginning on July 1, 2020; A proposition passed (734-301), authorizing the purchase of a school bus not to exceed $135,000.
$30,049,430
1.20%
Pass
729-319
Syosset
3, at-large, 3 years
Carol C. Cheng (3,704), Susan Falkove (3,806) and Anna Levitan (3,856) defeated Brian Grieco (3,674); A proposition passed (4,189-1,729), authorizing the establishment of a capital reserve fund to finance future building renovations.
$241,639,245
1.97%
Pass
4,105-1,967
Three Village
3, at-large, 3 years
Inger Germano (4,727), Irene Gische (4,506), and Jeffrey Kerman (4,479) defeated Shaorui Li (3,722), David McKinnon (3,799) and Vinny Menten (2,810).
$218,840,108
1.75%
Pass
6,096-3,135
Tuckahoe
1, at-large, 3 years
Robert E. Grisnik (338) ran unopposed and was elected; A proposition passed (316-121), authorizing the expenditure of up to $697,000 from the capital reserve fund for flooring, painting, HVAC and other repairs; A proposition passed (279-155), establishing a "Facilities Improvement Program 2020" capital reserve fund for performing capital improvements including classroom improvements, cafeteria renovations, library/multimedia center renovations and security system upgrades; A proposition passed (303-139), authorizing the expenditure of $56,650 for the district's participation in the Southampton Youth Association; A proposition passed (297-144), authorizing the expenditure of $9,500 for the district's participation in the Parrish Art Museum.
$22,181,417
1.64%
Pass
277-165
Uniondale -- Revote
1, by seat, 3 years
Mary Bediako (1,017) defeated Natalie Longsworth (546) and Christopher Moses (699).
$211,098,056
1.82%
Pass
1,143 - 555
Valley Stream 13 -- Revote
4 by seat, 1 and 3 years
Frank Chiachiere (1,488) defeated Anthony Bonelli (1,274); Gerardo Cavaliere (1,430) defeated Michael Morin (1,261); Patricia Farrell (1,833) defeated William Freda (914); Jennifer Oliveri (2,434) ran unopposed and was elected.
$54,423,813
2.51%
Pass
949--783
Valley Stream 24
3, by seat, 3 years
Armando Hernandez (855) ran unopposed and was elected; Lisa Pellicane (878) ran unopposed and was elected; Melissa Herrera (313) defeated Cristina Arroyo (220), Anthony Cruz (109) and Markus Wilson (305).
$30,952,398
3.59%
Pass
724-404
Valley Stream 30
2, by seat, 2 and 5 years
James Lavery (365) ran unopposed and was elected; C. Sandra Okafor (121) was elected as a write-in candidate; A proposition passed (512-207), authorizing the creation of a new capital reserve fund; A proposition passed (549-168), authorizing the expenditure of $3.5 million in capital reserve funds for a number of capital projects including reconstructing facilities, adding classrooms, replacing air handling, ventilation and heat generation systems.
$38,353,302
3.76%
Pass
445-277
Valley Stream Central
N/A
The boards of education in the three component elementary school districts — Valley Stream districts 13, 24 and 30 — each appoint three trustees to the Valley Stream Central High School District; A proposition passed (2,797-1,853), authorizing the expenditure of $3.5 millions of capital reserve funds for capital and site renovations.
$126,060,126
3.99%
Pass
2,425-2,239
Wainscott
1, at-large, 3 years
David Eagan (126) ran unopposed and was elected.
$3,704,331
11.42%
Pass
73-36
Wantagh
2, at-large, 3 years
Tara Cassidy (1,715) and Adam Fisher (1,509) defeated Elizabeth Guber (1,336).
$81,227,910
1.78%
Pass
2,048-753
West Babylon
3, at-large, 3 years
Matthew Amore (1,588), Raymond Downey (1,768) and Cathy Gismervik (1,790) defeated Kelly Hamblin (1,361), Dennis Kranz (1,352) and Jennifer Longo (1,483).
$118,267,917
3.07%
Pass
2,486-1,202
West Hempstead
2, by seat, 3 years
Joseph Magaraci (2,147) defeated Alan Skorski (1,563); Vincent Trocchia (1,994) defeated Jason Miller (1,636).
$65,175,600
2.52%
Pass
2,330-1,466
West Islip
2, at-large, 3 years
Ronald Maginniss (3,039) and Anthony Tussie (4,092) defeated Paul Michaluk (2,895).
$124,406,746
-1.19%
Pass
4,559-1,768
Westbury
2, at-large, 3 years
Robin L. Bolling (1,282) and Rodney A. Caines (1,216) defeated Sherley Cadet (503) and Karin B. Campbell (592).
$157,064,147
0.74%
Pass
1,356-662
Westhampton Beach
2, at-large, 4 years
Joyce L. Donneson (1,050) and Suzanne M. Mensch (1,075) ran unopposed and were elected.
$58,957,227
1.62%
Pass
927-314
William Floyd
2, by seat, 3 years
Robert Taiani (3,681) ran unopposed and was elected; Angelo Cassarino (2,985) defeated Andrew Schildkraut (1,574).
$245,606,611
-0.30%
Pass
3,097-2,252
Wyandanch
2, by seat, 3 years
Jarod Morris (381) defeated Nancy Holliday (296); Latesha Walker (449) defeated Helisse D. Palmore (221).
$71,723,026
3.94%
Pass
430-276
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