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Cazenovia Central School District

How Cazenovia schools are governed, funded, and changing.

Who makes district decisions?

An elected board governs three schools

Cazenovia Central School District's Board of Education adopts policy, the proposed operating budget, contracts, and capital work, while district voters decide the annual budget and board elections. The district is also jointly studying a possible reorganization with Morrisville-Eaton.

Three-school district

The district operates Burton Street Elementary, Cazenovia Middle School, and Cazenovia High School.

BoardDocs record

The official meeting index contains 28 meetings in the reviewed year, including regular, special, policy, budget, and merger-study sessions.

Major governance question underway

A state-reviewed feasibility study is examining whether Cazenovia and Morrisville-Eaton could reorganize into one district.

A feasibility study is not a merger decision. Any next steps depend on the state review, further district decisions, and the public process described in later records.

Where the district stands

NCES district enrollmentcontext
1,364 students

Context from the current NCES district profile used for identity verification.

District schoolscontext
3 schools

Current NCES school count.

Official meeting records reviewedverified
28 meetings

Major projects

Cazenovia-Morrisville-Eaton reorganization feasibility study

Under state review in August 2026

The two districts commissioned a study of possible reorganization. July minutes said submission was behind schedule; August minutes said the study was under NYSED review, with community presentation and discussion expected after feedback.

Next: The districts expect to present state feedback to the community, then agree on the public process and any communications support before deciding whether to advance reorganization.
  1. Board held a special meeting on the merger feasibility study.
  2. Consultants presented a study status update at a joint special meeting.
  3. District reported the submission was several weeks behind schedule.
  4. District reported NYSED review underway with feedback expected in two to four weeks.

Funding

The record notes a possible communications firm would cost $10,000 per district and be BOCES-aid eligible; it does not state the study's full cost.

Recent news

The complete 28-meeting BoardDocs index was reviewed chronologically, along with every directly linked current minutes PDF. Agenda records are framed as listed actions; minute-supported outcomes are identified separately.

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