District Budgets
Largest district by enrollment
New York's "Big 5" city school districts — Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Yonkers, and New York City — don't hold the property-tax-cap budget referendum that every other district in the state does; their budgets are adopted by their Boards of Education and then reviewed under a separate city-budget process. Monroe County's other districts' budgets will be added here as they're verified.
Elections & Candidates
Most recent results
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
8,881 primary votes. Incumbent Board President, re-elected; general election uncontested.
8,314 primary votes. New to the board; general election uncontested.
6,235 primary votes. New to the board; general election uncontested.
4,726 primary votes. Former Monroe County legislator; lost the Democratic primary.
In heavily Democratic Rochester, the June Democratic primary has historically decided these races; all three winners above ran unopposed in the November general election, so no separate general-election vote counts were published. Rochester's board seats are staggered 4-year terms with roughly 3-4 up each odd-year cycle; the next partial election is in 2027.
School Board Watch
5 Largest Districts
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