The 2026-27 budget supports leveling up student success with the launch of the Bloomberg Business platform.
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re proud to spotlight a dedicated leader who helps support opportunities for our students and strengthen our school community — John Stellato, president of the Carle Place Educational Foundation.
Our 2026-27 budget keeps the momentum going for our Work-Based Learning programs! Thanks to your incredible support, we are continuing to bridge the gap between the classroom and the career world through professional internships and hands-on experience in various industries that build the skills students need to thrive after graduation.
The countdown is on, Carle Place! In exactly one week, it’s time to head to the polls.
The vote will take place Tuesday, May 19, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Carle Place High School Multipurpose Room.
The vote will take place Tuesday, May 19, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Carle Place High School Multipurpose Room.
In addition to the 2026-27 budget, voters will consider Proposition No. 2. This proposition requests permission to establish a capital reserve fund in an ultimate amount not to exceed $15 million with a term of 15 years. It is important to note there will be no additional tax impact for residents as a result of this proposition.
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re highlighting a team member whose work helps keep our buildings organized and operating efficiently each day — Sally Pine, district facilities office clerk.
Carle Place is committed to balancing educational excellence with fiscal responsibility. Here’s a quick breakdown of the proposed 2026-27 budget.
Mark Your Calendars, Carle Place! Your voice matters! The 2026-27 school budget vote is just around the corner.
Come to Meet the Candidate Night this Thursday! Six Carle Place residents are running for three seats on the Board of Education. Hear them and be heard yourself!
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re proud to highlight a dedicated member of our team who helps keep the district running smoothly each day — Kelly Ann Grodotzke, administrative assistant to the deputy superintendent.
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re proud to spotlight a dedicated educator who helps create a supportive and engaging learning environment each day — Nicholas Badaracco, fourth grade ICT teacher at Rushmore Avenue School.
Extra extra! The third issue of The Crossroads is live! https://sites.google.com/cpscloud.net/thecrossroads/home
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re excited to feature someone who brings history to life and plays an active role across the school community — Maddalena Buffalino, social studies teacher at Carle Place Middle/High School. In addition to the classroom, she serves as the instructional technology coach, Key Club advisor, Crossroads Newspaper advisor and mentor coordinator, among many other contributions.
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re proud to spotlight someone who keeps our campus safe, welcoming and ready for students each day — Donovan Labozzetta, groundsman at Cherry Lane, Rushmore Avenue and Carle Place Middle/ High School.
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re excited to highlight someone who helps keep our classrooms running smoothly each day — Maria Pasquarella, central duplicating clerk at Carle Place High School's copy and document printing center.
Capital Reserve Referendum is Approved
Thank you to all residents who voted in today’s capital reserve referendum. The proposition passed by a vote of 111 yes votes to 38 no votes. We are grateful for your continued support of our district!
Thank you to all residents who voted in today’s capital reserve referendum. The proposition passed by a vote of 111 yes votes to 38 no votes. We are grateful for your continued support of our district!
Please exercise your right to vote today, March 19, in the district’s capital reserve vote referendum. Polls are open until 9 p.m. in the Carle Place High School multipurpose room. We look forward to seeing you there!
Q: If voters approve the capital reserve expenditure to complete the district’s HVAC project, what will the tax impact be to residents?
A: There will be NO ADDITIONAL TAX IMPACT to residents if voters approve the capital reserve expenditure during this Thursday’s vote. The money already exists within the district’s capital reserve fund; however, New York State law mandates that voters must approve any expenditure from this fund.
Please remember to vote this Thursday! Polls will be open from 6 a.m.-9 p.m. in the Carle Place High School multipurpose room.
A: There will be NO ADDITIONAL TAX IMPACT to residents if voters approve the capital reserve expenditure during this Thursday’s vote. The money already exists within the district’s capital reserve fund; however, New York State law mandates that voters must approve any expenditure from this fund.
Please remember to vote this Thursday! Polls will be open from 6 a.m.-9 p.m. in the Carle Place High School multipurpose room.
Q: Why is it necessary for the district to hold a special vote now for the approval of capital reserve funds?
A: Authorizing the use of capital reserve funds allows the district to proceed without another rebid, which could further increase costs due to market volatility.
A: Authorizing the use of capital reserve funds allows the district to proceed without another rebid, which could further increase costs due to market volatility.
For this week’s Faces of the Frogs, we’re excited to highlight someone who keeps our athletes healthy and performing their best each day — Gabby Fernandes, athletic trainer for Carle Place Middle/High School.
