District overview
Greenburgh Central School District
Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.
How Greenburgh Central funds and governs its schools
A seven-member elected board oversees the district. Voters approved the 2026–27 school budget on May 19.
2026–27 budget
Voters approved an $87,398,325 budget, 807–562.
Tax levy
The approved budget includes a $71,875,599 levy, a 3.03% increase.
Board members
Tracy C. Mairs, president; Erin Jacobsen, vice president; Julie Allongue, Adonia Manns, Rebeca Sampelayo, Chris Valin and David Warner.
Public governance
The board and its facilities, finance and community engagement committees discuss district policy, facilities and spending.
Spending mix
The budget hearing presentation allocates $67,237,324 to programs, $12,517,646 to capital and $7,643,355 to administration.
The budget balances school programs and services with the local tax levy and other revenues.
District leadership
Where the district stands
Major projects
Woodlands science lab renovations
Under constructionThe facilities committee reported delays and a projected November 28 substantial completion date on October 22.
- Committee received revised completion estimate
Funding
Not verified
School mental health clinic
ConditionalThe board approved a WJCS clinic contract with up to $50,000 in IDEA funds, contingent on state clinic approval.
- Board approved pupil services block
Funding
IDEA funds, up to $50,000
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