TAX HIKE, CUTS IN SERVICES LOOM AT WYANDANCH : District audit faults outlays, revenue estimates
Dec 05, 2018 - Newsday (New York)
One of Long Island's poorest school districts has warned residents they could face a cap-busting tax hike next year or cuts in students' educational services as local officials struggle with what they describe as an unexpected $3.3 million budget deficit.
Wyandanch schools Superintendent Mary Jones confirmed the financial news in a recent letter to the community. That communication came after she and her staff faced questions from anxious taxpayers, parents and employees at a Nov. ...
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