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Hampton Bays School Budget Will Be Tight Due to Decreases in Financial Aid

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Hampton Bays Superintendent Lars Clemensen discuses 2025-26 school year budget realities with the board of education during its March 12 meeting.

Hampton Bays Superintendent Lars Clemensen discuses 2025-26 school year budget realities with the board of education during its March 12 meeting.

Hampton Bays School District's non-adjusted projected enrollment from the 2024-25 to 2029-30 school year.

Hampton Bays School District's non-adjusted projected enrollment from the 2024-25 to 2029-30 school year.

Desirée Keegan on Mar 18, 2025
Hampton Bays Superintendent of Schools Lars Clemensen said the district will once again be presenting a budget that is under the state-imposed cap on tax levy increases for next school... more

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