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acerbone@adirondackdailyenterprise.com TUPPER LAKE The Tupper Lake Central School District has put forward a budget for next year that is below the tax cap, because of several federal COVID-19 stimulus packages. A public hearing on the budget will be held Tuesday, May 4, and voters will take a vote on it May 18. The $20,549,718 budget increased $1,143,767 from last year, a 5.89% rise in spending. The tax levy the amount to be collected from school taxpayers is set at $9,000,168, an increase of $110,230 from last year, a 1.2399% rise. The levy is $312 below the state’s tax cap, set this year at 1.243%. District Business Administrator Dan Bower said there are no cuts in programming planned. There are not planned cuts to staffing, either, although he said there are rearrangements every year based on students’ needs.

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