District overview
Greece Central School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
A nine-member board governs Olympia and the rest of Greece Central
Greece Olympia High School is governed by the Greece Central Board of Education. The Board sets the district budget, approves senior leadership, adopts policies, and oversees major academic, safety, transportation, and facilities work affecting Olympia and the district's other schools.
Olympia leadership
The Board introduced Chuck LaRue as Olympia's new principal during the spring 2026 budget-adoption meeting.
District budget
The proposed 2026-27 budget totaled $335.4 million, up $17 million or 5.31%, with a 2.27% tax-levy increase within the tax cap.
Student experience
Olympia students described structured hall sweeps, conflict-management support, early-college career days, social-emotional lessons, and an 88.8% graduation rate in September 2026.
Current priorities
The district is implementing its 2026-27 operating plan while expanding early learning, behavioral supports, college and career pathways, and student activities.
Districtwide actions do not always identify how much funding or staffing reaches Olympia specifically, so school-level effects are stated only when the Board record names the school.
Where the district stands
Major projects
Olympia leadership and student-support work
underwayOlympia entered 2026-27 under principal Chuck LaRue and reported work on classroom discourse, Tier 1 behavior, hall expectations, conflict management, career exposure, and teacher collaboration.
- Board introduced Chuck LaRue as Olympia's new principal; the recording title incorrectly says 2025.
- Olympia students and staff presented current academic, behavior, career, and school-culture work.
Funding
District operating budget; the reviewed recordings do not isolate an Olympia-specific project allocation.
2026-27 district operating plan
approved by votersThe Board advanced a $335.4 million plan supporting early learning, behavioral supports, college and career pathways, facilities, transportation, technology, arts, athletics, and clubs. The district later reported that voters approved it by roughly two to one.
- Board budget-adoption presentation and action.
- District budget vote.
- District reported voter approval by about a two-to-one margin.
Funding
$171.4 million in projected state aid, the property-tax levy, and other district revenues.
Review of the complete collected set of district-linked Board recordings and machine-generated transcripts from October 7, 2025 through September 15, 2026, plus two undated official recordings.
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