School Budget Passes with 82% Support, Anderson & Boyle Win Uncontested Reelection

ByJay Sears, Publisher of MyRye.com
(PHOTO: Proposition 1 was to adopt a $99 million budget for the 2022-23 school year.)
(PHOTO: Proposition 1 was to adopt a $99 million budget for the 2022-23 school year.)

(Updated with turnout #s on Wednesday 9:20am)

The results will be official when certified by the County‎, but the unofficial results are as follows:

2022-23 School District Budget of $99,477,734:
Yes: 871 (@ 82%)
No: 187 (@ 18%)

Proposition 2 – Rye High School Cafeteria HVAC Project:
Yes: 961 (@ 91%)
No: 98 (@ 9%)

(PHOTO: Jennifer Boyle, current Board of Education president and Jane Anderson, the current vice president.)
(PHOTO: Jennifer Boyle, current Board of Education president and Jane Anderson, the current vice president.)

Two uncontested candidates earned reelection to the Board of Education

Jane Anderson: 864
Jennifer Boyle: 879- votes

It was a low turnout this year. Of 10,809 eligible voters in the City of Rye School District, only about 10% turned out to cast a vote on Tuesday.

(PHOTO: The school budget vote was held in the Middle School gym on Tuesday, May 17, 2022.)
(PHOTO: The school budget vote was held in the Middle School gym on Tuesday, May 17, 2022.)

Jay Sears is the owner and publisher of MyRye.com. He is a 20+ year Rye resident. Contact Jay here: https://myrye.com/tips-letters/

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