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School Budget Results - 2025

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School Budget Results - 2025

Results from Town Meeting Day - March 4, 2025. Results provided by the Cambridge Town Clerk.

Article Vote Total Result
Article 1) To elect a Moderator of the Cambridge Town School District Meeting for the year ensuing.  Voice Vote Joel Page

Article 2) To hear the report of the Cambridge Town School District Board of School Directors.

   N/A
Article 3) To establish compensation for Cambridge Town School Board Directors for the year ensuing. Voice Vote

$1,600 Board Member / $1,900 Board Chair

Article 4) To elect by ballot the following School Board Directors for the Cambridge Elementary School:  


1. School Board Director for 3 years  


2. School Board Director for 2 years

 Voice Vote

1. Mark Stebbins

2. Denise Webster
Article 5) To elect by ballot the following School Board Directors for the Lamoille North Modified Unified Union School District:  
1. School Board Director for 3 years  
2. School Board Director for remaining 1 year balance of a 3-year term

1. Paper Ballot

2. Voice Vote

1. Amy Listenik

(18 votes for Amy Listenik, 17 votes for Katie Audet, 1 spoiled ballot)

2. Nancy Guyette
Article 6) Shall the voters of Cambridge Town School District authorize the Board of School Directors for the Cambridge Elementary School to hold the audited fund balance as of June 30, 2024, in the amount of $241,837, in the already established CAPITAL RESERVE FUND to be expended under the control and direction of the Board
of School Directors for the purpose of capital needs in the operation of the school?		 Voice Vote PASSED
Article 7) Shall the Cambridge Town School District approve the proposed budget for the twelve months, ending June 30, 2026 in the amount of $6,926,500, which is the amount determined to be necessary for the ensuing year? It is estimated that this proposed budget, if approved, will result in education spending of $13,861, per pupil. This projected spending per pupil is 4.7% higher than spending for the current year.

Australian Ballot

274 (76%) YES

87 (24%) NO

12% voter turnout
Article 8) Discussion of other nonbinding business.    N/A

 

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