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Here's an overview of the outcome:
Clarkstown: Voters approved the proposed $206 million school board budget by a margin of 1,785-488. Board of Education candidates, Darin Diamond, and David Gosman retained their seats.
East Ramapo: The $232.6 million proposed budget was overwhelmingly defeated, 9,986 to 1,441.
Mahopac: Voters approved a $120 million budget while also giving the nod to a proposal for monies to purchase a new bus.
Nanuet: Voters gave the thumbs up to the proposed $71.9 million by a margin of 512-154.
North Rockland: The School Board received overwhelming support for its $216.6 million budget.
Nyack: Voters approved the proposed $83 million budget by a 1,113-246 margin. incumbents Leann Irving, Jennifer Marraccino and James Marshall were re-elected, along with Beth Davidson and Michael Lockett.
Pearl River: Voters gave the okay for the board's proposed $65.8 million budget as well as passing a proposition to borrow $29 million for district-wide renovations.
Ramapo Central: Voters approved the $137.3 million schools budget by a 3,230-810 margin. Paul Shapiro and Thomas Donnelly were elected to the Board of Education.
South Orangetown: Voters approved the proposed $88.9 million budget. Christine Lee was elected, and Leon “Lonnie” Jacobs was re-elected, to the South Orangetown Central School District Board of Education.
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