Fastest-growing budgets (year over year) in Central Ny
Fastest-growing budgets (year over year) across 49 Central Ny school districts. North Syracuse Central School District leads at +7.4%. Every figure from public NY State filings.
Ranked districts (Change)
- North Syracuse Central School District — +7.4%
- Liverpool Central School District — +7.1%
- Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District — +6.9%
- Syracuse City School District — +6.6%
- Auburn City School District — +5.9%
- East Syracuse Minoa Central School District — +5.7%
- Marathon Central School District — +5.6%
- Solvay Union Free School District — +5.6%
- Skaneateles Central School District — +5.4%
- Cortland City School District — +5.2%
- West Genesee Central School District — +5.1%
- Weedsport Central School District — +4.6%
- Marcellus Central School District — +4.5%
- Sandy Creek Central School District — +4.5%
- Jordan-Elbridge Central School District — +4.3%
- Chittenango Central School District — +4.2%
- Jamesville-Dewitt Central School District — +4.0%
- Fulton City School District — +3.8%
- Central Square Central School District — +3.7%
- Fabius-Pompey Central School District — +3.6%
- Westhill Central School District — +3.6%
- Cazenovia Central School District — +3.6%
- Stockbridge Valley Central School District — +3.4%
- Oswego City School District — +2.9%
- Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District — +2.7%
- Madison Central School District — +2.7%
- Pulaski Central School District — +2.6%
- Phoenix Central School District — +2.0%
- Cato-Meridian Central School District — +1.9%
- Baldwinsville Central School District — +1.6%
- Lyncourt Union Free School District — +1.1%
- Oneida City School District — +0.9%
- Mexico Central School District — +0.8%
- Hamilton Central School District — +0.7%
- Union Springs Central School District — +0.4%
- Deruyter Central School District — -0.3%
- Homer Central School District — -1.0%
- Southern Cayuga Central School District — -1.3%
- Brookfield Central School District — -1.8%
- Canastota Central School District — -1.8%
- Morrisville-Eaton Central School District — -2.8%
- Cincinnatus Central School District — -3.3%
- Mcgraw Central School District — -3.5%
- Lafayette Central School District — -3.7%
- Port Byron Central School District — -6.1%
- Onondaga Central School District — -6.2%
- Tully Central School District — -6.4%
- Moravia Central School District — -6.9%
- Hannibal Central School District — -10.2%
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