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CNHI ALBANY The politically influential teachers union has put its clout behind legislation that would give early retirement incentives to educators for both public school districts and state and community colleges. New York State United Teachers, a union with which the United University Professions for SUNY faculty members is affiliated, is hoping the legislation is approved by both the Assembly and Senate before the legislative session closes in just six weeks. According to the bill authored by Assemblyman Thomas Abinanti, D-Westchester County, the incentive would be temporarily open to employees who are at least 55 years of age and have at least 25 years of service. Currently, 30 years of service are required for employees in these positions to retire without penalty.
Tuesday, May 4, 2021 - 1:21 pm
BY MATT LINDSEY
North Country This Week
NORWOOD Norwood-Norfolk Central School’s $24.8M 2021-22 budget increases spending by 1.06% but includes no increase in the tax levy for the fourth consecutive year.
NNCS Superintendent Jamie Cruikshank said his district is slated to receive over a half million dollars more in state aid and hopes to restore several positions that were cut in past budgets.
The budget this year is projected to be $24,834,943, compared to $24,574,114 last year. The tax levy last year was $6,534,756, and this year it remains the same.
“This will be the fourth year in a row we are looking for a 0% increase,” Cruikshank said adding that tax levy has remained the same since the 2018-19 school year.