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Addison Central School District: budget and spending

Spending by category, 2025

Compared with 2024
Category20252024Change
Instruction$18.8M$19.4M▼ 3%
Buildings and construction$7.5M$16.7M▼ 55%
Debt payments$7.1M$3.4M▲ 107%
Insurance and benefits$4.5M$4.2M▲ 6%
Staff and payroll$2.6M$2.1M▲ 24%
Vehicles and transportation$1.9M$1.7M▲ 8%
Other operations$1.7M$1.6M▲ 5%
Technology and telecom$1.5M$1.9M▼ 24%
Food$985K$1M▼ 4%
Professional services$280K$270K▲ 4%
Line by line

Instruction $18.8M

  • Teaching - Regular School: teacher salaries, full day kindergarten - 6: $3.1M
  • Teaching - Regular School: teacher salaries 7-12: $3.1M
  • Program for Students with Disabilities School Age - School Year: boces: $1.7M
  • Program for Students with Disabilities School Age - School Year: instructional salaries: $1.3M
  • Occupational Education (Grades 9-12): boces: $1.3M
  • Teaching - Regular School: equipment and capital outlay: $734K
  • Teaching - Regular School: instructional salaries: $605K
  • Pre-Kindergarten Program: instructional salaries: $584K
  • Teaching - Regular School: boces: $579K
  • Teaching - Regular School: noninstructional salaries: $524K

Buildings and construction $7.5M

  • Operation of Plant: equipment and capital outlay: $5.6M
  • Operation of Plant: noninstructional salaries: $665K
  • Operation of Plant: contractual: $584K
  • Maintenance of Plant: noninstructional salaries: $192K
  • Maintenance of Plant: contractual: $170K
  • Maintenance of Plant: materials and supplies: $86K
  • Operation of Plant: materials and supplies: $79K
  • Maintenance of Plant: equipment and capital outlay: $32K
  • Maintenance of Plant: boces: $18K
  • Operation of Plant: boces: $3,293

Debt payments $7.1M

  • Bond Anticipation Notes - School Construction: debt principal: $3.9M
  • Bond Anticipation Notes - School Construction: debt interest: $1.4M
  • Serial Bonds - School Construction: debt principal: $1.2M
  • Serial Bonds - School Construction: debt interest: $459K
  • Long Term Debt, Other (Specify): debt principal: $100K
  • Leases: debt principal: $92K
  • Long Term Debt, Other (Specify): debt interest: $38K
  • Leases: debt interest: $3,674

Insurance and benefits $4.5M

  • Hospital, Medical and Dental Insurance: employee benefits: $4.3M
  • Unallocated Insurance: contractual: $105K
  • Workers' Compensation: employee benefits: $96K
  • Unemployment Insurance: employee benefits: $2,700

Staff and payroll $2.6M

  • Social Security: employee benefits: $1M
  • Teacher Retirement: employee benefits: $962K
  • State Retirement System: employee benefits: $472K
  • Employee Benefits, Other (Specify): employee benefits: $150K

Vehicles and transportation $1.9M

  • District Transportation Services: noninstructional salaries: $1.1M
  • District Transportation Services: purchase of buses: $344K
  • District Transportation Services: materials and supplies: $182K
  • District Transportation Services: contractual: $126K
  • Summer Transportation Services Students with Disabilities: materials and supplies: $28K
  • Garage Building: contractual: $28K
  • District Transportation Services: boces: $3,410
  • Garage Building: materials and supplies: $100

Other operations $1.7M

  • BOCES Administrative Costs: boces: $375K
  • Director of Finance: boces: $315K
  • Chief School Administrator: instructional salaries: $162K
  • Boces Capital Expenses: boces: $136K
  • Director of Finance: instructional salaries: $117K
  • Other Custodial Activities: contractual: $100K
  • Director of Finance: noninstructional salaries: $87K
  • Central Printing and Mailing: boces: $67K
  • Chief School Administrator: noninstructional salaries: $62K
  • Civic Activities: noninstructional salaries: $33K

Technology and telecom $1.5M

  • Central Data Processing: boces: $1.1M
  • Computer Assisted Instruction: boces: $291K
  • Computer Assisted Instruction: contractual: $18K
  • Computer Assisted Instruction: state-aided computer hardware - purchase: $9,476
  • Computer Assisted Instruction: instructional salaries: $5,983
  • Computer Assisted Instruction: school library a/v loan program: $4,752
  • Central Data Processing: contractual: $4,425
  • Computer Assisted Instruction: materials and supplies: $3,563

Food $985K

  • School Food Services: merchandise for resale: $430K
  • School Food Services: noninstructional salaries: $296K
  • School Food Services: boces: $115K
  • Hospital, Medical and Dental Insurance: employee benefits: $41K
  • School Food Services: materials and supplies: $27K
  • State Retirement System: employee benefits: $27K
  • Social Security: employee benefits: $22K
  • School Food Services: equipment and capital outlay: $16K
  • Workers' Compensation: employee benefits: $8,774
  • School Food Services: contractual: $2,535

Professional services $280K

  • Personnel: boces: $212K
  • Law: contractual: $37K
  • Auditor: contractual: $30K
  • Personnel: materials and supplies: $172

From Addison Central School District’s annual financial report to the Office of the New York State Comptroller (2024-07-01 to 2025-06-30), all funds. Categories group the state’s account codes: technology is data processing, phones, 911 and radio and computer instruction; transfers between the body’s own funds are left out. The Comptroller’s data ↗

Technology purchases (E-Rate)

YearWhatBought fromPriceBids
2025Addison-Fiber (data transmission and/or internet access)
3 ethernet; 1 taxes and usf fees
FirstLight Fiber, Inc.$30K 5
contract to Dec 15, 2028
2025Addison-Tusc-Fiber (data transmission and/or internet access)
1 dark fiber (no special construction)
Southern Tier Network$4,500 4
contract to Jun 30, 2029
2025Addison To Gst (data transmission and/or internet access)
1 dark fiber (no special construction)
Southern Tier Network$4,056 4
contract to Jun 30, 2026

Networking, Wi-Fi and internet bought with the federal E-Rate program’s discounts; price before the discount. From the Universal Service Administrative Company ↗.

Figures are public records: the body’s own reports (marked by year) and other agencies’ records of what it bought or received. They aren’t added together. Something wrong? Tell us.