Union-Endicott Central School District is committed to providing safe, modern, and engaging learning environments for all students, now and into the future. With that shared vision in mind, the district will hold a Capital Project Referendum on Tuesday, December 9, from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the District Office. This $18.2 million proposal focuses on instructional, safety, and infrastructure improvements across our schools. Importantly, there is no additional tax impact to residents, as the project will be funded through State Aid, Capital Reserves, and available funds from retiring debt.
If approved, the project will support several enhancements, including auditorium seating and lighting upgrades, turf replacement, classroom renovations to support new instructional opportunities, and wayfinding improvements at UEHS. District-wide safety and facility upgrades include fencing replacements, fire alarm system updates, phone system improvements, boiler and roof replacements, and other essential infrastructure work. A detailed list of proposed improvements is available on the district website, along with display boards in every school. Thank you for your continued partnership as we work together to maintain safe, welcoming, and future-ready schools for our Tiger community.