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OSWEGO — Budgets and state aid are up. Taxes are down, flat, or up slightly. And overall, things are looking brighter than perhaps expected for Sandy Creek, Mexico, and Phoenix school districts after a year like no other of a worldwide pandemic. Each of the superintendents of these districts spoke recently on their district’s budget and upcoming school board elections. Kyle Faulkner is superintendent of the Sandy Creek School District. “We’re pretty pleased with the way things ended up,” he said. “The legislature and the governor obviously realized that we needed some help this year given everything that’s happened in the last year. At the beginning, with the governor’s original proposal, we had about an $860,000 gap, which clearly would have led to many layoffs. But after the budget came out, we had a very sizable increase, to say the least, to about a little over $824,000 of increased aid. So, our gap ended up only being about $35,000, for

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