District overview
Dobbs Ferry Union Free School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
How Dobbs Ferry funds and governs its schools
A seven-member elected board oversees the district and adopts a proposed annual budget for a community vote. Voters approved the 2026–27 budget on May 19.
2026–27 budget
Voters approved $62,045,799, 248–101.
Tax levy
The proposal includes a 3.49% tax levy increase.
Public governance
The board meets publicly and maintains committees for finance, policy, facilities, curriculum and special education.
Programs and staffing
The adopted budget included staffing reductions, including the Springhurst FLES position; the district described other current programs as maintained.
Board members
Brooke Bass, president; Penny Sullivan-Nunes, vice president; Darren Wood, Pavithra Nagarajan, Mindy Walker, Sudha Reddy and Disan Davis.
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District leadership
Where the district stands
Major projects
Energy performance project
ProposedAn approximately $10.1 million project was recommended in August, but the board postponed action while counsel sought further information.
- Board deferred action
Funding
Proposed lease, projected energy savings and state aid
Elementary IB study
StudyThe board created a study committee to consider Primary Years Programme authorization.
- Board established study committee
Funding
Not specified
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