Marlboro Budget Passes Board of Ed

The Marlboro Board of Education passed a budget which will result in a 2.8 cent increase for Marlboro residents.

The $88 million budget increases taxes by less than one percent, supported by a $62.6 million tax levy, according to budget projections. Tax rates have the potential to raise to 2.8 cents per $100,000.

View the breakdown of the Marlboro school budget on Patch.

The budget is made up of three parts, according to a district budget presentation. The general fund is supported by the local tax levy as well as state aid and revenues from tuition, rentals and more.

Board member Bonnie Sue Rosenwald was the only dissenting vote on the board.