Union-Endicott Schools

Union-Endicott To Vote On Budget May 24th

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May 16, 2013

Just six days away from school budget voting, the Union-Endicott district presented its budget one final time on Tuesday. U-E officials say their goal for the $74 million budget is to relieve, restore, and reserve. The district looks to relieve taxpayers with a tax levy at 2.04 percent, 1.5 percent lower than their maximum...
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Union-Endicott Board Approves Budget Proposal

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April 23, 2013

The UE Board of Education has officially adopted their budget proposal for the 2013-14 school year during a special meeting Monday morning. The $74,018,097 spending plan includes a tax levy increase of 2.04%, which is lower than the maximum allowable limit. The district received one-time grants from the state, which allowed them to provide...
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Odyssey of the Mind Competition Held

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March 11, 2013

After months of hard work, local teams put their skills to the test at the Odyssey of the Mind tournament this weekend. Students of all ages competed in different problem solving categories, which is part of the Odyssey of the Mind international education program. Teams are scored for long-term problem solving, on-the-spot problem solving...
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High School Science Olympiad Held at BCC

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February 11, 2013

Hundreds of local high schoolers showed off their science skills Saturday. Fifteen teams of students competed in the Science Olympiad tournament at Broome Community College. Students competed in more than 20 science-related events in fields ranging from chemistry to astrophysics. In one competition, students created robots and tested them by moving ping pong balls...
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Union-Endicott Scchool District Hold Budget Workshops

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January 24, 2013

Taxpayers in the Union-Endicott School District got their first glimpse at what will be another tough year financially. U-E held the first of four budget workshops Wednesday evening. The presentation set goals for the next school year. Benefits will be the biggest challenge. If U-E keeps all programs and services it currently offers and...
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Snow Causes Widespread School Delays

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January 16, 2013

An early morning snowfall has delayed many Broome & Tioga County area school districts this morning. Candor, Newark Valley, Owego-Aplachin, Tioga Central, Binghamton, Union-Endicott, Vestal, Johnson City, Maine-Endwell, Whitney Point, and Sayre have all called in a 2-hour delay. Snow is expected to continue until about noon-time, and then will taper off this afternoon,...
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Union-Endicott Begins Budget Process Early

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October 11, 2012

Union-Endicott School Board officials have begun their 2013-2014 budget process early this year, in light of the Village of Endicott’s experience with the recent re-assessment of the Huron Campus–which hit the village hard. Now school board officials at U-E are preparing for next school year’s budget as a precaution. Although the current budget wasn’t...
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Binghamton and U-E Students Have Early Dismissal Today

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October 4, 2012

Binghamton and Union-Endicott students will be dismissed from school early for a drill today. Binghamton elementary school students will be dismissed at 2:30. Binghamton High School will end at 2:35. East Middle School at 3:10 and West Middle School 3:15. Regents Academy will get out early at 2:34. All athletic practices and games will...
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