Office of Business and Finance

2026-2027 Budget Information

Voter Information

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

6:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Polling Locations: Connolly School and Glen Cove High School (refer to the list below for your specific polling location).

On the Ballot

Proposition I - School District Budget

To adopt the annual budget for the fiscal year 2026-27 and to authorize the requisite portion thereof to be raised by taxation on the taxable property of the District totaling $122,314,624. The proposed tax levy percentage increase for the 2026-27 budget stands at 2.42%.

Election of Board of Education Members

To elect two (2) members to the Glen Cove City School District’s Board of Education. Each member will serve a three-year term commencing July 1, 2026 and ending June 30, 2029.

Budget Presentations

2026 - 2027 Budget Presentation Workshop 1 - Jan. 28, 2026

Superintendent's Report - Jan. 28, 2026

View Video Recording Budget Presentation 1

2026 - 2027 Budget Presentation Workshop 2 - Feb. 11, 2026

Superintendent's Report - Feb. 11, 2026

View Video Recording Budget Presentation 2

2026 - 2027 Budget Presentation Worskhop 3 - March 4, 2026

Superintendent's Report - March 4, 2026

View Video Recording Budget Presentation 3

2026 - 2027 Budget Presentation Worskhop 4 - 3/18/2026

Superintendent's Report - March 18, 2026

View Video Recording Budget Presentation 4

Superintendent's Report - BOE Work Session March 30, 2026

2026 - 2027 Budget Presentation Workshop 5 - April 15, 2026

Superintendent's Report - April 15, 2026

View Video Recording April 15, 2026

2026 - 2027 Budget Presentation Workshop 6 - April 28, 2026

Superintendent's Report - April 28, 2026

View Video Recording April 28, 2026

2026 - 2027 Budget Hearing Presentation - May 5, 2026

Superintendent's Report - May 5, 2026

View Video Recording May 5, 2026

2026-2027 Adopted Budget

What is a Budget?

What is a budget?

A budget is an estimate of revenues and expenditures based on the information we have during its development. It is a working document that is used to guide the purchases throughout the year and can be adjusted using budget transfers per board policy.

There are three mandated components to a school district budget:

Capital Component: includes expenditures such as the operation of facilities, maintenance of facilities, tax certiorari and debt service.
Administrative Component: includes expenditures for the Board of Education, Administration, finance and legal services, curriculum development and insurance.
Program Component: includes expenditures for classroom instruction, special education, information technology, health services, co-curricular activities, athletics, and transportation.

Property Taxes & the Tax Cap:

What is the property tax cap?

The tax cap law establishes a limit on the annual growth of property taxes levied by local governments and school districts to two percent or the rate of inflation, whichever is less. It was first implemented in the 2012/13 school year and was made permanent in the Governor’s 2019/20 Executive Budget. It is one part of the eight part formula used to calculate a school district's tax levy limit.

Who is subject to the tax cap?

The cap applies to all independent school districts and to all local governments including counties, cities, towns, villages, and special districts. The cap does not apply to New York City.

What is a tax levy limit?

The tax levy limit is the highest allowable tax levy that a school district can propose as part of its annual budget that would require approval from a simple majority of voters (more than 50 percent).

How is the Tax Levy determined?

The law requires the use of an eight-step formula to calculate each district's individual tax levy limit. This calculation adjusts a district’s tax levy to reflect growth in the local tax base (if any) and the rate of inflation or 2 percent (whichever is lower), as well as some exclusions noted below.

Are there exceptions to the tax levy limit?

There are exclusions to the tax levy limit, including certain costs of significant judgments arising out of tort actions, voter approved capital expenditures, and large year-to-year increases in pension contribution rates assessed by ERS and TRS.

Is there an override mechanism to the tax levy limit?

Any proposed tax levy amount above the tax levy limit will require budget approval by a supermajority (60 percent or more) of voters. Essentially, the tax levy limit sets a threshold requiring districts to obtain a higher level of community support for a proposed tax levy above a certain amount.

What happens if the budget is not approved by voters?

If a proposed budget is defeated by voters, a school district has the option of putting the same or a revised budget up for a revote, or adopting a contingent budget. If a proposed budget is defeated twice by voters, a district must adopt a contingent budget. Adoption of a contingent budget means that the district must keep its upcoming year tax levy the same or less than the current year's tax levy.

A contingent budget limits the spending of a district to salaries for professional educator positions certified by the State Education Department and ordinary contingent expenses. Ordinary contingent expenses are those expenses considered essential to maintain all legally required educational programs, maintain school buildings, preserve district property and ensure the health and safety of students and staff.

What's the difference between the Tax Levy and the Tax Rate?

The Tax Levy is the total amount of taxes collected by the City and allocated to the school district. Residents approve the tax levy, not the tax rate. The tax levy is set by the school district and must be submitted to the Office of the Comptroller by March 1st every year.

The Tax Rate is the amount collected from each property owner as determined by the City Assessor, not the school district. The increase in the rate may be more or less than the increase in the tax levy, depending on the increase or decrease in property values.

What is the state's responsibility in assessing the Tax Levy?

The State Office of Real Property Services (ORPS) is responsible for establishing equalization rates by measuring the total market value of each town and city. The equalization rates are used to ensure taxes are apportioned fairly across municipalities that may have different assessment levels.

What is the city's responsibility in assessing the Tax Levy?

The Glen Cove Department of Assessment determines the value of each parcel of land to serve as a basis for property taxes.

When are Tax Bills mailed?

The Glen Cove City Receiver of Taxes mails tax bills by January 1, August 1, and December 1 of each year to the property owner, or whomever the property owner designates. Individual tax bills are calculated using:

The property’s taxable assessed value of each land parcel as determined by the Town Tax Assessor.
Any applicable exemptions (STAR, senior citizen, and/or Veteran).
The school tax rate for that town that year.

Further information can be found at: glencoveny.gov/assessment-department

General Questions:

What has the District done to control spending, minimize costs, maximize efficiency and increase cost effectiveness?

The District has taken multiple steps to control spending and maximize efficiency. First, we have completed an in-depth, six year expenditure review to align budget lines with actual expenditures. The District utilizes requests for proposals, competitive bidding, and the use of State, County and Boces contracts. We are in the final stages of an Energy Performance Contract to increase efficiency and to utilize solar to reduce energy expenses. These efforts are meant to reduce overhead to ensure maximum funding goes into the classroom and for student support.

What are the biggest cost drivers?

Expenditures such as employee salaries and benefits, transportation, Special Education, insurances and facilities maintenance are some of the biggest cost drivers to the increase in the District’s annual budget. Employee salaries and benefits are determined by contracts with each unit and the District is contractually bound to pay. As with any contract, the terms of these agreements cannot be altered with the consent of both parties – the District and its employee bargaining units. Voting no on the budget does not change the terms of these contracts. Some items are determined and assessed by the State and outside of District control, such as the increase to health insurance costs.

What are reserves and what can they be used for?

Reserve funds allow the district to legally save money to finance future infrastructure projects, equipment, and other purchases. They can provide an alternative to incurring additional debt to finance capital projects. Reserve funds are also available to offset certain expenditures in the budget.

In addition to reserves, maintaining an unassigned fund balance is an important factor in fiscal stability. It provides the district a means to handle unforeseen or emergency expenditures and can help to ensure adequate cash flow is available to meet the cost of operations. NYS Real Property Tax Law Section 1318 restricts unassigned fund balance in the General Fund to 4% of the upcoming school year’s budget.

What programs are mandated by the state?

The overwhelming portion of the District's budget goes toward meeting state and federal mandates and requirements: some are funded by the State, but many are not; everything from areas of study to building climate issues to transportation regulations.

Elementary school mandates include instruction in math, science, English language arts, social studies, health, physical education, art, English as a new language (ENL), and music.

Middle and high school students are required, among other mandates, to have a certain amount of units of study for English, social studies, math, technology, science, physical education, home and career skills, the arts, library skills, ENL, and second language.

Statewide testing in grades 3 through 8 was instituted with no provisions for additional funds to pay for the testing and scoring of these mandated assessments.

What do the long-range enrollment projections look like, and what are the budget implications?

Our data shows that we have experienced a decrease in enrollment and it is projected to decrease in the coming years. This decrease causes what is known as a “double whammy” to our Foundation Aid. Foundation aid offers a per pupil allocation. Fewer students means less total Foundation Aid because aid is paid per student. A decrease in enrollment will also increase the District’s combined wealth ratio (CWR), which in turn will reduce the state aid share. Due to the calculation for CWR, fewer students makes the district appear to have a higher wealth per pupil which in turn reduces the state aid share. A reduction in enrollment will require appropriate reductions to the budget. As enrollment declines, staff and various supply needs will also decline.

School Budget 101

Voter Information

Qualification of Voters

To be eligible to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, individuals registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period.
If you are not registered with either Nassau County Board of Elections or the Glen Cove City School District, but are otherwise a qualified voter, you must register with Ida Johnson no later than May 5, 2026, to vote in the May 19, 2026 school budget and trustee election.

May 5, 2026 has been dedicated as Personal Registration Day. Registration will be held from 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM at Office of the District Clerk at the temporary location of Deasy School's new extension at 1 Forest Avenue, Glen Cove. Be sure to bring proof of residency by providing a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or other type of government -issued documentation showing your name and address and a valid photo identification.

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk’s office, located at Deasy School's New Extension at 1 Forest Avenue, Glen Cove, NY

Legal Ad

Legal Ad 2026 | English

Legal Ad 2026 | Spanish

Proposition I - School District Budget

Election of Board Members

To elect two (2) members to the Glen Cove City School District’s Board of Education. Each member will serve a three-year term commencing July 1, 2026 and ending June 30, 2029.

Candidates

Dr. Angela Raimo

Maria Elena Venuto

Robert Nosek

Early Voting Procedures Information

Procedure for Early Mail Voting

The application for an early mail ballot must be received by the District Clerk no earlier than April 20, 2026.

Applications for an early mail ballot may be obtained between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM Monday through Friday, except holidays, from the District Clerk or downloaded from the District website.

Completed applications must be received by the District Clerk at least seven (7) days before the election if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter, or the day before the election, if the ballot is to be delivered personally to the voter or picked up personally by the voter or the voter’s agents, as designated on the application. Ballots will go out once it is determined by the District Clerk that the applicant is registered to vote.

Early mail ballots that do not reach the Office of the District Clerk at the above address by 5:00 PM on the day of the election of May 19, 2026, will not be canvassed.

For any questions please don’t hesitate to contact the District Clerk.

District Clerk
ijohnson@glencoveschools.org

Early Mail Ballot Application

Absentee Ballot Application

Military Ballot

Registration Form

The Knightline

GCCSDBudgetNewsletter2026-27-website (PDF)

Budget Archives

2025 - 2026

Voter Information

Qualification of Voters

To be eligible to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date

Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, individuals registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period.

If you are not registered with either Nassau County Board of Elections or the Glen Cove City School District, but are otherwise a qualified voter, you must register with Ida Johnson no later than May 6, 2025, to vote in the May 20, 2025 school budget and trustee election.

May 6, 2025 is designated as Personal Registration Day. Registration will be held from 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. at Thayer House (154 Dosoris Lane on the Glen Cove High School campus). Be sure to bring proof of residency by providing a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, or other type of government-issued documentation showing your name and address and a valid photo identification.

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk’s office, located at Thayer house, 154 Dosoris Lane.

Where Do I Go To Vote?

Legal Ad 2025

Proposed Budget 2025-26

Appropriation Budget Comparison

Budget Newsletter 2025-26 (PDF)

2025 - 2026 Budget Presentation Workshop #1 - 1/22/25

View Video Recording 1/22/25

2025 - 2026 Budget Presentation Workshop #2 - 2/12/25

View Video Recording 2/12/25

2025 - 2026 Budget Presentation Workshop #3 - 3/5/25

View Video Recording 3/5/25

Budget Presentation Workshop #4 - 3/19/25

View Video Recording 3/5/25

2025 - 2026 Budget Presentation Workshop #5 - 4/9/25

View Video Recording 4/9/25

2025 - 2026 Budget Presentation Workshop #6 - 4/23/25

View Video Recording 4/23/25

2025 - 2026 Budget Hearing Presentation - 5/7/25

View Video Recording of Budget Hearing 5/7/25

Thank you, Glen Cove Voters!

Thank you to all the Glen Cove residents who participated in the 2025-2026 Glen Cove City School District’s budget vote and trustee election. The school budget passed with 850 votes in favor and 389 opposed.

In addition to passing the budget, voters have elected Brett Miller and re-elected Lia Leone as members of the Board of Education.

Official Results:
Proposition I—School Budget
Yes 850
No 389

Board of Education Election
Brett Miller: 771
Lia Leone: 596
David Huggins 483
Write-ins 23

Thank you to the Glen Cove community for your continued support of our students, staff, and schools.

2024 - 2025

Budget Information

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period.
If you’re not registered with either Nassau County Board of Elections or the Glen Cove City School District and are a qualified voter and want to be eligible to vote at our May 21, 2024 school budget and trustee election, you must register with Ida Johnson no later than May 7, 2024.

May 7, 2024 has been dedicated as Personal Registration Day from 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. at Thayer house at 154 Dosoris Lane on the Glen Cove High School campus. Be sure to bring proof of residency by providing a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or other type of government documentation that shows your name and address as well as a valid picture identification.

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk’s office, located at Thayer house, 154 Dosoris Lane.

Budget Workshop #6 - April 16, 2024

Proposed Appropriation Budget 2024 - 2025

View Video of Budget Presentation

Adopted Budget 2024 - 2025 - April 16, 2024

Appropriation Budget Comparison 2024 -25

Budget Newsletter 2024 - 2025

Absentee Ballot Application - English

Absentee Ballot Application - Spanish - Papeleta de Voto en Ausencia en Español

Early Voting Procedures Information

Early Mail Ballot Application

Application for Military Ballot

Legal Ad

Military Voter Registration Application

Registration Form (Proof Required)

Where Do I Go To Vote?

Thank you, Glen Cove Voters!

Thank you to all the Glen Cove residents who participated in the 2024-2025 Glen Cove City School District’s budget vote and trustee election. All three propositions passed. Additionally, incumbent Board of Education members Maureen Jimenez, Meghan Lavine, and Anne Markoulis won re-election in an unopposed race.

Proposition Results:

- Proposition 1: Yes 689, No 392

- Proposition 2: Yes 711, No 332

- Proposition 3: Yes 714, No 313

In the Board of Education election, three candidates ran for three seats in an uncontested race. Sitting trustees Anne Markoulis, Maureen Jimenez, and Meghan Lavine were re-elected.

Board of Education Election Results:

- Anne Markoulis: 789

- Maureen Jimenez: 772

- Meghan Lavine: 748

Again, thank you to all who voted and for your ongoing commitment to Glen Cove Schools.

2023 - 2024

2023 - 2024 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period.
If you’re not registered with either Nassau County Board of Elections or the Glen Cove City School District and are a qualified voter and want to be eligible to vote at our May 16, 2023 school budget and trustee election, you must register with Ida Johnson no later than May 2, 2023.

May 2, 2023 has been dedicated as Personal Registration Day from 9:00 am – 7:00 pm at Thayer house at 154 Dosoris Lane on the Glen Cove high school campus. Be sure to bring proof of residency by providing a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or other type of government documentation that shows your name and address as well as a valid picture identification.

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk’s office, located at Thayer house, 154 Dosoris Lane.

Budget Workshop 1 - January 25, 2023

Budget Workshop 2 - February 8, 2023

Budget Workshop 3 - March 1, 2023

Budget Workshop 4 - March 15, 2023

Budget Workshop 4(b) - March 15, 2023

Budget Workshop 5 - March 29, 2023

Budget Workshop 6 - April 18, 2023

2023 - 2024 Budget Q and A

Appropriation Budget Comparison

2023-24 Budget Hearing Presentation

2023-24 Final Budget

Budget Newsletter 2023 - 2024

2022 - 2023

2022 - 2023 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years. Those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period
If you’re not registered and are a qualified voter, you can register with Ida Johnson no later than May 3, 2022 in order to be eligible to vote at our May 17, 2022 School Budget and Trustee Election.

We have dedicated May 3, 2022 as Personal Registration Day from 9:00am – 7:00pm (proof of above is required) to Thayer house located on the Glen Cove high school campus – 154 Dosoris Lane in Glen Cove.

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk’s office, located in Thayer house.

Bond Referendum Video

Bond Presentation - September 28, 2022

Bond Presentation - September 28, 2022 (Spanish)

Budget Newsletter 2022

Budget Workshop 1 - January 19, 2022

Budget Workshop 2 - February 2, 2022

Budget Workshop 3 - February 16, 2022

Budget Workshop 4 - March 2, 2022

Proposed Appropriation Budget Draft - March 2, 2022

Five Year Budget Comparison

Budget Workshop 6 - March 30, 2022

Budget Workshop 7 - April 13, 2022

Budget Q & A

Budget Hearing Presentation - May 4, 2022

Budget Information - What Am I Voting On? - May 17, 2022

2021 - 2022

2021 - 2022 Budget Information Archive

Budget Workshop 1 - January 13, 2021

Budget Workshop 2 - January 27, 2021

Budget Workshop 3 - February 10, 2021

Budget Workshop 4 - February 24, 2021 UPDATE

Budget Workshop 5 - March 10, 2021

Budget Workshop 6 - March 24, 2021

Budget Workshop 7 - April 7, 2021

Appropriation Budget Comparison

Budget Workshop 8 - Budget Adoption - April 14, 2021

Budget Hearing Presentation - May 5, 2021

2020 - 2021

2020 - 2021 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period

2019 - 2020

2019 - 2020 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period
If you’re not registered with either Nassau County Board of Elections or the Glen Cove City School District and are a qualified voter and want to be eligible to vote at our May 21, 2019 school budget and trustee election you must register with Ida Johnson no later than May 7, 2019.

May 7, 2019 has been dedicated as Personal Registration Day from 9:00 am – 7:00 pm at Thayer house at 154 Dosoris Lane on the Glen Cove high school campus. Be sure to bring proof of residency by a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or other type of government documentation that shows your name and address as well as a valid picture id.

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk’s office, located at Thayer house, 154 Dosoris Lane.

2018 - 2019

2018 - 2019 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district's registration period
Must register no later than May 1, 2018 in order to be eligible to vote at our May 15, 2018 Budget and Trustee election

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk¹s Office, located in the Thayer House on Dosoris Lane.

2017 - 2018

2017 - 2018 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district's registration period
Must register no later than May 2, 2017 in order to be eligible to vote at our May 16, 2017 Budget and Trustee election

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk¹s Office, located in the Thayer House on Dosoris Lane.

2016 - 2017

2016 - 2017 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period
Must register no later than May 3, 2016 in order to be eligible to vote at our May 17, 2016 Budget and Trustee election

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk¹s Office, located in the Thayer House on Dosoris Lane.

2015 - 2016

2015 - 2016 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must:

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period
Must register no later than May 5, 2015 in order to be eligible to vote at our May 19, 2015 Budget and Trustee election

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk¹s Office, located in the Thayer House on Dosoris Lane.

2014 - 2015

2014 - 2015 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period

2013 - 2014

2013 - 2014 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period

2012 - 2013

2012 - 2013 Budget Information Archive

VOTER INFORMATION

QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS

In order to vote, you must

Be a United States citizen
Be 18 years of age or older
Be a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote date
Eligible voters include those who have voted in federal, state, county, or school district elections within the past four years, those who have registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections, and residents who registered during the school district’s registration period

Registration is ongoing at the District Clerk¹s Office, located in the Thayer House on Dosoris Lane. Please note, you will not be placed on our lists for this year if not registered before May 1, 2012.

The Annual Budget Hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, May 8, 2012 beginning at 7:30 p.m. at Glen Cove High School.

The Annual Meet the Board of Education Candidates Forum will be held on Monday, May 7, 2012, in the Finley Middle School Mini-Center, beginning at 7:30 p.m.

Polling Locations

Locate your street name below to find your designated polling location.

Street	Polling Location
1st Street	Connolly
2nd Street	Connolly
3rd Street	Connolly
4th Street	Connolly
A
Abate Street	Connolly
Acres Way	High School
Adams Street	Connolly
Albin Street	Connolly
Alex Lane	High School
Alexander Place	Connolly
Altamonte Avenue, Sea Cliff	High School
Alvin Street	High School
Andover Place	High School
Ann Street	Connolly
Appletree Lane	High School
Arbor Place	High School
Ashleigh Court	High School
Athem Drive	High School
Austral Avenue	High School
Avalon Square	High School
B
Barbara Lane	High School
Barlow Avenue	High School
Barry Drive	High School
Bayberry Lane	Connolly
Beatrice Lane	High School
Beech Court	High School
Beechwood Court	High School
Bella Vista Avenue	Connolly
Berry Lane	High School
Bessell Lane	High School
Beverly Road	High School
Birch Bark Lane	High School
Birch Place	High School
Birch Tree Court	High School
Bittersweet Lane	High School
Bluff Road	High School
Bowne Street	High School
Branding Iron Lane	High School
Breton Way	High School
Brewster Street	High School
Briarcliff Lane	Connolly
Briarwood Drive	High School
Bridge Street	High School
Bridle Lane	High School
Broadfield Place	High School
Brookdale Court	High School
Brookdale Road	High School
Bryant Road (certain areas)	Connolly
Bryce Avenue	High School
Buckeye Road	High School
Burns Avenue	High School
Butler Court	High School
Butler Street	High School
ByRoad Street	High School
C
Cambridge Court	Connolly
Cambridge Street	Connolly
Campbell Street	Connolly
Capobianco Street	Connolly
Cardinal Court	High School
Carlyle Drive	High School
Carney Street	Connolly
Carpenter Avenue Ex, Sea Cliff	High School
Carpenter Avenue, Sea Cliff	High School
Carpenter Street	High School
Caruso Court	Connolly
Caruso Way	Connolly
Cedar Lane	High School
Cedar Swamp Road	Connolly
Center Street	High School
Central Avenue	High School
Chadwick Street	High School
Charles Street	High School
Cherrywood Road (Locust Valley)	Connolly
Chestnut Street	High School
Circle Drive	Connolly
Clement Street	High School
Cleveland Place	High School
Clinton Street	High School
Club Road	High School
Coles Court	High School
Coles Street	High School
Collins Road	Connolly
Colonial Gate	High School
Comp Lane	Connolly
Continental Court	High School
Continental Hill	High School
Continental Place	High School
Conway Court	Connolly
Cosgrove Drive	High School
Cottage Row	High School
Cove Street	High School
Craft Avenue	High School
Crescent Beach Road	High School
Crow Lane	High School
D
Dairy Drive	High School
Dalex Court	Connolly
Daly Place	High School
Danas Island Highway	High School
Daniel Drive	High School
Danis Avenue	Connolly
Dartmouth Drive	High School
David Court	Connolly
Deasy Lane	High School
Deep Woods Court	High School
Deepdale Court	High School
Delamar Court	High School
Diamond Court	High School
Dickson Street	High School
Dogwood Lane	Connolly
Donohue Street	High School
Dorset Way	High School
Dosoris Lane	High School
Dosoris Way	High School
Dougherty Street	Connolly
Douglas Drive	High School
Doxey Drive	High School
Driftwood Drive	High School
Duck Pond Court	Connolly
Duck Pond Road (GC and some LV)	Connolly
Duke Place	High School
E
East Avenue	Connolly
Eastland Drive	High School
Edgehill Road	High School
Edwards Lane	Connolly
Eldridge Place	High School
Elizabeth Street	High School
Ellen Court	High School
Elliott Place	High School
Ellwood Street	High School
Elm Avenue	Connolly
Elsinore Avenue	High School
Emerald Drive	High School
F
Fairmont PIace	Connolly
Fairview Lane	High School
Flower Lane	High School
Ford Street	High School
Forest Avenue	High School
Forest Place	High School
Fox Street	Connolly
Francis Court	Connolly
Francis Terrace	High School
Franklin Avenue	High School
Friends Academy (Locust Valley)	Connolly
Frost Pond Road	Connolly
G
Gabriel Place	Connolly
Gabrus Drive	High School
Gaffney Street	High School
Garden Place	High School
Garvies Point Road	High School
George Street	High School
Germaine Street	High School
Gervais Street	High School
Glen Cove Avenue	High School
Glen Keith Road	High School
Glen Street	High School
Glendale Drive	High School
Glengariff Drive	High School
Gold Coast Court	High School
Grant Place	High School
Grove Street	Connolly
Gruber Drive	Connolly
Guilfoy Street	Connolly
H
Hammond Road	High School
Harbor Hill Road	High School
Harmony Lane	High School
Harrison Avenue	High School
Harwood Drive East	High School
Harwood Drive West	High School
Hazel Street	Connolly
Helen Place	Connolly
Hemlock Lane	High School
Hendrick Avenue	Connolly
Hendrick Avenue West	Connolly
Henry Drive	High School
Herb Hill Road	High School
Hickory Lane	High School
High Avenue	High School
High Court	High School
High Elms Lane	High School
High Pine	High School
High Ridge Court	High School
Highfield Road	High School
Highland Mews	High School
Highland Road	High School
Hill Street	High School
Hilldale Road	High School
Hitching Post Lane	High School
Hollow Way	High School
Hollytree Lane	High School
Hook Gate	Connolly
I
Inwood Road	High School
J
Jackson Lane	High School
Jackson Street	High School
Janet Lane	High School
Jefferson Street	High School
Jerome Drive	High School
Jerry Lane	Connolly
Jodi Court	High School
John Street	High School
Johnnell Place	Connolly
Johnson Street	High School
K
Karen Road	Connolly
Kelly Street	Connolly
Kemp Avenue	High School
Kennedy Heights	High School
Kenneth Court	High School
Kirkwood Drive	High School
Knoll Place	High School
Knott Drive	High School
L
Ladew Street	High School
Lamarcus Avenue	High School
Landing Road	High School
Lattingtown Road	High School
Laurel Avenue	High School
Laurie Place	Connolly
Lawrence Lane	Connolly
Lee Gray Court	High School
Leech Circle	High School
Leonard Street	High School
Leuce Place	High School
Libby Drive	Connolly
Liberty Place	Connolly
Lincoln Place	High School
Lindberg Avenue	High School
Locust Street	High School
Long Branch	High School
Longmeadow Lane	High School
Luonga Lane	Connolly
M
Madeline Place	High School
Madison Avenue	High School
Manning Road	High School
Manor Place	High School
Mansion Drive	High School
Maple Avenue	High School
Marangiello Street	High School
Margaret Street	High School
Marietta Road	High School
Mariners Way	High School
Mark Court	Connolly
Maryland Avenue	High School
Mason Drive	High School
Matinecock Farm	High School
Matthews Heights	High School
McGrady Street	High School
McKinley Place	High School
McLoughlin Street	High School
Meadowfield Lane	High School
Meadowspring Lane	Connolly
Mechanic Street	High School
Medical Plaza	High School
Mercadante Place	Connolly
Midge Street	High School
Midwood Place	High School
Mill Hill Road	High School
Miller Street	High School
Millford Lane	High School
Morgan Lane, Locust Valley	High School
N
N Yew Street	High School
Nancy Court	Connolly
Nassau Avenue	Connolly
Nassau Road	High School
New Villa Court	High School
New Woods Road	High School
Norfolk Lane	High School
Norman Court	High School
North Lane	High School
North Street	High School
Northfield Road	High School
O
Oak Lane	High School
Old Estates Road	High School
Old Tappan Road	High School
Orian Place	High School
Overlook Road	High School
P
Park Avenue	High School
Park Manor Court	High School
Park Place	High School
Peacock Pond Road	High School
Pearl Street	High School
Pearsall Avenue	Connolly
Pembroke Drive	High School
Perkins Court	High School
Petite Place	High School
Phillips Road	High School
Pine Low	High School
Pine Place	High School
Piping Rock Road	Connolly
Pond View Drive	High School
Poplar Place	High School
Poppy Lane	High School
Porter Place	High School
Preston Court	High School
Prestwick Terrace	High School
Prospect Avenue (some areas of Sea Cliff)	High School
Puca Court	Connolly
Purdue Road	High School
Putnam Avenue	High School
Q
Quail Ridge Run	High School
R
Rabbit Run	High School
Ralph Young Avenue	High School
Ravine Avenue	High School
Raymond Street	High School
Raynham Road	High School
Red Spring Colony	High School
Red Spring Lane	High School
Redwood Path	High School
Rellim Drive	Connolly
Reynolds Road	High School
Richard Court	High School
Ridge Drive	Connolly
Ridge Road	High School
Ridgefield Place	High School
Robin Court	High School
Robinson Avenue	High School
Rooney Court	High School
Roosevelt Street	High School
Rose Avenue	High School
Ruby Drive	High School
Russell Lane
Russell Place	Connolly
S
S Yew Street	High School
Salutation Road	High School
Sands Road	Connolly
Saxon Court	High School
School Street	Connolly
Scott Place	High School
Sea Cliff Avenue	High School
Sea Isle Landing	High School
Seaman Road	High School
Seaward Avenue	High School
Selina Court	Connolly
September Lane	High School
Shell Drive	High School
Sherman Road	Connolly
Sherwood Road	High School
Shore Road	High School
Smith Street	Connolly
Sound Beach Drive	High School
Soundside Lane	High School
Soundview Road	High School
Southfield Road	High School
Southland Drive	High School
Southridge Drive	Connolly
Sparrow Court	High School
Spruce Lane	High School
St. Andrews Lane	High School
St. James Place	High School
Stanco Street	Connolly
Star Lane	Connolly
Stephan Oval	High School
Stillman Road	Connolly
Stirrup Lane	High School
Stuart Drive East	High School
Stuart Drive West	High School
Sugar Maple Lane	High School
Summit Place	High School
Sunset Avenue	High School
Sunview Court	High School
Sunview Drive	High School
T
Taft Place	High School
Tappanwood Drive, Locust Valley	High School
Taylor Drive	High School
Terrace Place	High School
The Outlook	High School
The Place	High School
Timber Road	High School
Titus Road	High School
Toller Farm Road	Connolly
Towle Place	High School
Town Path (even)	Connolly
Town Path (odd)	High School
Townsend Road	High School
Trubee Road	High School
Tulane Road	High School
Tulip Drive	High School
U
Valentine Avenue	High School
Valentine Street	High School
Valley Road	High School
Vanderbilt Lane	Connolly
Victorian Lane	Connolly
Victorian Lane	Connolly
Village Square	High School
Viola Drive	Connolly

W
Walnut Road	High School
Washington Street	Connolly
Waters Edge	High School
West Island	High School
Westfield Place	High School
Westgate Court	High School
Westland Drive	High School
Whitman Lane	High School
Whitney Circle	High School
Willada Lane	High School
Willets Road	Connolly
William Street	High School
Willow Street	Connolly
Windward Drive	High School
Wolfle Street	Connolly
Woodale Court	High School
Woodland Road	High School
Woolsey Avenue	High School
Y
Yale Place	High School
Yew Street	High School
Young Avenue	High School