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Marcela Moran, Assistant Superintendent of Business & HR, +1 (516) 434-3603
Ashley Starna, Assistant Business Manager, +1 (516) 434-3616
 

The Business Department aims to enhance student learning through capital planning, prudent facilities management, and sound fiscal practices.

Should you have any questions or inquiries regarding the business and financial operations of the Valley Stream #30 School District, please feel free to contact any of the team members listed above. We are here to serve you and support the continued success of our district.

 

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  • Financial Transparency

    Maintaining accurate financial records, conducting audits, and providing transparent reporting to stakeholders.

  • Budget Information

    Developing, monitoring, and optimizing the district's budget to align with educational goals and community needs.

  • Facilities & Operations

    Overseeing the maintenance, operations, and improvements of Valley Stream #30's facilities and grounds to ensure a safe and conducive environment for learning.

  • Payroll & Benefits

    Payroll processing and employee benefits information, resources, deadlines, guidance, and forms.

  • Bids & RFPs

    Certain contracts must be awarded through formal competitive bidding following public advertisement.

  • Transportation

    Written requests for transportation to private or parochial schools for the upcoming school year.

Budget Information

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Budget 2026-2027

Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to: budget@vs30.org

 

Welcome to the Valley Stream District 30 UFSD 2026-2027 budget information webpage.

This page is designed to provide Valley Stream District 30 residents with budget information in a transparent and timely manner. The budget that is presented initially is one that is prepared by district administrators with direction from the Board of Education. However, with Board and community input, the budget that is adopted in the Spring is ultimately that of the Board of Education.

Please check back often as the information contained on this webpage will change as the budget development process continues. Click images on the left to access budget calendar information, budget vote information, budget documents and budget board presentations. We encourage all residents to attend our board meetings/budget workshops.

Questions about the budget may be addressed to either:

  • Dr. Roxanne Garcia-France, Superintendent of Schools at +1 (516) 434-3600 or rfrance@vs30.org
  • Marcela Moran, Asst. Superintendent for Business and Human Resources at +1 (516) 434-3600 or mmoran@vs30.org

 

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  • Budget 2026-2027

    Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to: budget@vs30.org

     

    Welcome to the Valley Stream District 30 UFSD 2026-2027 budget information webpage.

    This page is designed to provide Valley Stream District 30 residents with budget information in a transparent and timely manner. The budget that is presented initially is one that is prepared by district administrators with direction from the Board of Education. However, with Board and community input, the budget that is adopted in the Spring is ultimately that of the Board of Education.

    Please check back often as the information contained on this webpage will change as the budget development process continues. Click images on the left to access budget calendar information, budget vote information, budget documents and budget board presentations. We encourage all residents to attend our board meetings/budget workshops.

    Questions about the budget may be addressed to either:

    • Dr. Roxanne Garcia-France, Superintendent of Schools at +1 (516) 434-3600 or rfrance@vs30.org
    • Marcela Moran, Asst. Superintendent for Business and Human Resources at +1 (516) 434-3600 or mmoran@vs30.org

     

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Explore a comprehensive record of past budgets, financial reports, and fiscal planning documents. This archive is designed to provide transparency, accountability, and easy access to historical financial data. Whether you're a stakeholder, researcher, or community member, you'll find detailed insights into how funds were allocated and managed over the years.

Budget 2025 - 2026

Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to:
budget@vs30.org 

This page is designed to provide Valley Stream District 30 residents with budget information in a transparent and timely manner. The budget that is presented initially is one that is prepared by district administrators with direction from the Board of Education. However, with Board and community input, the budget that is adopted in the Spring is ultimately that of the Board of Education.

Please check back often as the information contained on this webpage will change as the budget development process continues. Click images on the left to access budget calendar information, budget vote information, budget documents and budget board presentations. We encourage all residents to attend our board meetings/budget workshops.

Questions about the budget may be addressed to either:

  • Dr. Roxanne Garcia-France, Superintendent of Schools at 434-3600 or rfrance@vs30.org
  • Marcela Moran, Asst. Superintendent for Business and Human Resources at 434-3600 or mmoran@vs30.org

 

 

Budget 2024 - 2025

Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to:
budget@vs30.org 

 

Questions about the budget may be addressed to either:

Dr. Roxanne Garcia-France, Superintendent of Schools at 434-3600 or rfrance@vs30.org

Marcela Moran, Asst. Superintendent. for Business and Human Resources at 434-3600 or mmoran@vs30.org 

Budget Disclosure Requirements 2024-2025


Budget Presentations 2024-2025

Proposed Capital Projects in the 2024-25 School Budget

 For the 2024-2025 the community will have the opportunity to vote for the following proposed Capital Projects to be expense from the Capital Reserves Funds (at a 0% increase of the tax payers levy).

The total Capital Work starting in July 1, 2024, will be financed in two ways, with no additional cost to the tax payers.  The first one is a $3 million transfer to our capital reserve account.

The second is an appropriation and expenditure from the Capital Reserve Funds. This is proposition #2 for the May 21, 2024 Budget Vote. 

The projects include:

  • Construction of  a gym for students at Shaw Avenue School,
  • Playground equipment at Shaw Avenue School,
  • Security vestibules at Clear Stream School, Forest Road School, and Shaw Avenue School,
  • Parking spaces at Shaw Avenue School, and
  • Other work required in connection therewith

 

Budget 2023 - 2024
Notice to Community for BOE Petition Packets (English) (Spanish)
2023-24 Budget Calendar (English) (Spanish)
2023-24 Budget Hearing (English) (Spanish)
2023-24 Budget Newsletter (English) (Spanish)
Budget Terms (English) (Spanish)
Absentee Ballot Application (English) (Spanish)
2023-24 School District Budget Notice
Final Budget 2023-24

Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to:
budget@vs30.org 

 

Questions about the budget may be addressed to either:

Dr. Roxanne Garcia-France, Superintendent of Schools at 434-3600 or rfrance@vs30.org

 

Budget Disclosure Requirements 2023-2024

Budget Presentations 2023-2024
2023-24 Budget Hearing (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Adopted Budget (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Draft Budget #3 (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Community Budget Survey Update (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Draft Budget #2 (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Community Budget Forum (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Special Services Budget (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Other Budgetary Items and Draft Budget #1 (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 HR Budget Presentation (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Curriculum and Instruction Budget (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Technology Budget, presented December 19, 2022 (English) (Spanish)*
2023-24 Facilities Budget, presented December 12, 2022 (English) (Spanish)*
2022 Building Tour, presented December 12, 2022
2023-24 Preliminary Budget Assumptions, presented November 14, 2022 (English) (Spanish)*
*Spanish translation completed by Google Translate.

Budget Survey
2023-24 Budget Survey (English)
2023-24 Budget Survey (Spanish)
2023-24 Budget Survey (Urdu)

Budget 2022 - 2023
Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to:
budget@vs30.org 

 

Budget Disclosure Requirements
The following documents must be made available to the public, upon request, at each school building in the district, the district office, and on the school district's internet website

Budget Summary 2022-23

Budget Presentations

*Spanish translation completed by Google Translate.

Budget Survey
Please help contribute to the Valley Stream 30 budget process by completing one of the below surveys

2022-23 Budget survey (English)
2022-23 Budget survey (Spanish)
2022-23 Budget survey (Urdu)

 

Budget 2021 - 2022
Budget Hearing
May 10, 2021, 7:00 p.m.

Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to:
budget@vs30.org 

 

 

Budget 2020 - 2021
Budget Hearing
June 1, 2020, 7:00 p.m.
Google Meet (link will be located on the website's home page on the
scrolling marquee)

Questions pertaining to the budget may be submitted to:
budget@vs30.org 

Absentee Ballot for instructions for completing and returning the absentee ballot (which are also on the ballot). Please read the instructions carefully. If there are further questions or concerns, call the District Clerk at 516-434-3600, x5222, Monday-Friday, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Welcome to the Valley Stream District 30 UFSD 2020-2021 budget information webpage. This page is designed to provide Valley Stream District 30 residents with budget information in a transparent manner. The budget that is presented initially is one that is prepared by district administrators with direction from the Board of Education. However, with Board and community input, the budget that is adopted in the Spring is ultimately that of the Board of Education. Please check back often as the information contained on this webpage will change as the budget development process continues. Click images on the left to access budget calendar information, budget vote information, budget documents and budget board presentations. We encourage all residents to attend our board meetings/budget workshops.

The annual budget vote originally scheduled for Tuesday, May 19, 2020 will now take place on Tuesday, June 9, 2020 by absentee ballot only. No voting at schools. All qualified voters who are registered to vote will receive an absentee ballot by mail, with a postage-paid return envelope to return your ballot. If it is necessary to drop off your ballot at the District Office (175 N. Central Avenue), please follow signage that will be posted at the District Office. If you wish to register to vote, registration may be done through the following link: NY DMV Resources

Questions about the budget may be addressed to either:

Dr. Nicholas Stirling, Superintendent of Schools at 434-3600 or nstirling@vs30.org

Brian Phillips, Asst. Superintendent. for Business at 434-3600 or bphillips@vs30.org

Budget 2019 - 2020

 

 

The 2018-19 budget vote and trustee election will be held on Tuesday, May 15, 2018 from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the elementary school within your school election district: Shaw Ave., Clear Stream Ave. and Forest Rd. Please click on the 2018-19 Budget Video link to learn more about the proposed spending plan. We look forward to your participation throughout the budget development process!


* 2018-19 Budget video, presented March 20, 2018

 

Budget 2017 - 2018

 

The 2017-18 budget vote and trustee election will be held on Tuesday, May 16, 2017. As the district begins to develop the proposed budget, all supporting materials will be posted to this page. Please use this as a resource to learn about the proposed spending plan. We look forward to your participation throughout the process!

Budget 2016 - 2017

The 2016-17 budget vote and trustee election will be held on Tuesday, May 17, 2016. As the district begins to develop the proposed budget, all supporting materials will be posted to this page. Please use this as a resource to learn about the proposed spending plan. We look forward to your participation throughout the process!

Budget 2015 - 2016

While the 2014-2015 school year has just gotten underway, the Board of Education and administration are already in the process of compiling the proposed budget for the 2015-2016 school year. Below is a link to key budget dates and meetings during the budget development process.

Valley Stream Calendarfor the district's online calendar to view the most recent information.

 

Budget 2014 - 2015

While the 2013-2014 school year has just gotten underway, the Board of Education and administration are already in the process of compiling the proposed budget for the 2014-2015 school year. Below is a link to key budget dates and meetings during the budget development process. Please Click here for the Valley Stream Calendar for the district’s online calendar to view the most recent information.
 

Budget Presentations

Instructional Technology - Looking Ahead to the 2014-2015 Budget Year
Enrollment Update 2013
Facilities Update 5 year Plan - December 2013

Budget Video

Budget 2013 - 2014

Archived Budget Material

Budget 2013 - 2014

While the 2012-2013 school year has just gotten underway, the Board of Education and administration are already in the process of compiling the proposed budget for the 2013-2014 school year. Below is a link to key budget dates and meetings during the budget development process. Please Click here for Valley's Stream calendar for the district’s online calendar to view the most recent information.
 

• Calendar of Key Budget Dates and Meetings

• 2013-14 Proposed Budget - Adopted April 22, 2013

• Budget Newsletter

• Budget Fact Sheet

• Budget Hearing Presentation

• Other Budget Disclosure Requirements

• Tax Levy Cap Information

• Voter Registration Information

• Community Budget Forum Information
 

Budget Forum Presentation – Feb. 13, 2013

Budget 2013 - 2014

While the 2012-2013 school year has just gotten underway, the Board of Education and administration are already in the process of compiling the proposed budget for the 2013-2014 school year. Below is a link to key budget dates and meetings during the budget development process. Please Click here For the Valley Stream Calendar for the district’s online calendar to view the most recent information.
 

Budget Forum Presentation – Feb. 13, 2013

Bids & RFPs

In accordance with General Municipal Law and Board policy 6700, purchase contracts for materials, equipment and supplies involving an estimated annual expenditure exceeding $20,000 and public work contracts involving an expenditure of more than $35,000 will be awarded only after responsible bids have been received in response to a public advertisement soliciting formal bids.  Purchase contracts involve the acquisition of commodities, materials, supplies or equipment.  Public work contracts involve the solicitation of services, labor or construction.

Advertisement for bids will be published in the appropriate newspaper(s) at least five (5) days before the opening of the bid, not including the day of the opening.

2026-2027 School Year

2026-2027 VS #30 Contracts Bid Opening Date Time
Grounds, Maintenance & Landscaping May 20, 2026 12:00 PM
Grounds, Maintenance & Landscaping June 11, 2026 12:00 PM

 

Nassau County Directors of Facilities Consortium Bids by VS30
2025-2026 Bid Packets Bid Opening Date Time
Lawn Care April 24, 2025 2:00PM
     
     
2024-2025 Bid Packets Bid Opening Date Time
Treated Dust Mops Awarded 1:00 PM
Lawn Care Awarded 2:00 PM
     
     
2022-23 Bid Packets Bid Opening Date Time
Lawn-Care & BB Field Supplies Awarded  
Treated Dust Mops Awarded  
     
     
2023-24 Bid Packets    
Lawn-Care & BB Filed Supplies Draft March 23,2023 10:45
Treated Dust Mops 3rd of 3 Year Bid  

 

VS30 Contracts
2024-2025 VS 30 Contracts Bid Opening Date Time
Long Island Cauliflower Association May 1,2024  
Dependable Dust Control May 1,2024  

 

Item Deadline Time
Request for Proposals for Nursing/Related Services 10/17/2025 12:00 PM
Request for Proposals for ACA Consulting Services 4/21/2025 12:30 PM
Request for Proposals for Construction Management Services 4/21/2025 12:30 PM
Request for Proposals for After School Enrichment Program 4/10/2025 12:30 PM
Request for Proposals for External Auditing Services, 2025-2029 9/20/2024 12:00 PM
Request for Proposals for Summer Enrichment 2024-2025 6/7/2024 12:00 PM
Request for Proposals for After School Enrichment Program 5/24/2024 12:00 PM
Request for Proposals for After School Enrichment Program 2024-2025 4/18/2024 12:00 PM
Request For Proposals For UPK Amended 3/27/2024 12:00 PM
Request for Proposals for After School Enrichment Program 7/24/2023 12:00 PM
Request for Proposals for Medicaid billing, Medicaid Cost Reporting, and STAC related services 6/16/2023 10:00 AM
Request for Proposals for Actuarial Services 6/12/2023 11:00 AM
Request for Proposals for Academic Tutoring Services, Related Services, and Skilled Nurse Staffing Services 4/21/2023 10:00 AM
Request for Proposals for 5 Year Strategic Planning 3/2/2026 12:30 PM

 

Community Eligibility Program (CEP)

Valley Stream UFSD Thirty is now a recipient of the Community Eligibility Provision, (CEP), starting July 1, 2023. The CEP will be effective for 4 years with the possibility of reapplying or getting an additional grace year.

All students in Pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade (PK - 6th) enrolled at Clear Stream Avenue School, Forest Road School, and Shaw Avenue School are eligible to receive:

  • One healthy breakfast from 7:45am-8:15am in the cafeteria
  • One healthy lunch at school  

At no charge to your household each school day of the 2023-24 school year

 

Student Meal Account Refunds
If you would like to request a refund for the positive balance in your child's student meal account, please use the form below. This form should be printed and submitted to your building principal.

 

A la Carte
A la carte items such as water and snacks are NOT ELIGIBLE UNDER CEP and are available for purchase only. These items cannot be charged to a meal account unless there are funds available in the account, or the student has cash/check at the register at time of purchase.

 

CEP Information Student Meal Account Refund Request Form View Full Document

Freedom of Information (FOIL)

New York State’s Freedom of Information Law (Public Officers Law §87) and Valley Stream 30's Board of Education Policy 1120 allows members of the public to access records of governmental agencies. FOIL provides a process for the review and copying of an agency’s records.

Freedom of Information Law requests for records may be sent to:
Records Access Officer mmoran@vs30.org
Valley Stream Union Free School District No. 30
175 N. Central Avenue
Valley Stream, NY 11580
Fax: 516-285-8742

Please click on the link below for further information regarding inspection of records, fee for duplication of records, appeal procedures and forms to be completed.

 

Article 6 (Section 84-90)Records Policy

Transportation

In accordance with New York State Education Law and Board of Education policy, all requests for transportation of children in the Valley Stream Thirty School District to private and parochial schools for the following school year must be submitted in writing by a parent, guardian or authorized representative no later than April 1st. Parents whose children currently receive transportation to private and parochial schools must submit a new request each year along with proof of residency. Failure to meet the April 1 deadline may result in the loss of transportation services for the following school year.  Please click on the link below to download the request form.

 

English Application Spanish Application Urdu Application

Tax Information

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In Valley Stream, NY, your property taxes primarily contribute to funding local government services, with school taxes making up a significant portion.

At Valley Stream 30, we want you to be informed about what your tax dollars support. This section is dedicated to providing you with information about your taxes and how they affect you as a community member. 

If you would like to know more about your tax bill, please contact the Business Office at 516-434-3616.

Here’s A Breakdown Of How Your Tax Dollars Are Utilized And The Factors That Influence Their Allocation:

Local Government Services
The Town of Hempstead and Valley Stream provide many local government services, excluding public education and police protection, and comprise a portion of your property tax dollars.
 

Public Education
School taxes, collected by the Receiver of Taxes, are forwarded directly to your local school district and used to fund the operation of public schools. In Valley Stream, your school taxes support initiatives like providing technology devices to students, maintaining school facilities, and funding academic and extracurricular programs.
 

Other Services
You may also be supporting other village services like sanitation, volunteer fire services, and park amenities through your property taxes. 

What Determines Community Information And How Tax Dollars Are Used:

Assessment and Exemptions
Your property's assessed value, determined by Nassau County, affects your tax bill. Property tax exemptions, such as the STAR exemption, can reduce the taxable assessed value and therefore lower your tax liability.
 

PILOTS
Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOTs) are agreements between a business and an Industrial Development Agency (IDA) where a business pays a stabilized schedule of real estate taxes over a determined period, often to incentivize development or expansion. PILOT payments are distributed to tax jurisdictions similarly to standard tax payments and are often a net increase in revenue for the municipality compared to what a straight tax payment would have been for an underdeveloped property.
 

School District Budgets
School district budgets, decided by the local Board of Education, significantly influence the school tax portion of your bill. These budgets involve balancing revenue and expenditures, considering existing and new programs, meeting contract obligations, and planning for the future.
 

Tax Levy Cap
New York State laws establish a "property tax cap," which limits the growth in the property tax levy, with some exceptions.
 

Village/Town Budgets
Local government budgets, developed and adopted by the respective taxing jurisdictions, determine the amount of revenue needed from property taxes. They subtract revenues from other sources (like state aid and sales tax) from the total budget to determine the tax levy

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County Assessor

  • The Nassau County Department of Assessment is responsible for determining the assessed value of properties.
  • The Assessed Value, along with exemptions, is used to calculate your taxable assessed value for property tax purposes.
  • For more information, check the Nassaucountyny.gov Website

 

Exemptions

  • Valley Stream and Nassau County offer various property tax exemptions, such as the STAR exemption, Senior Citizens exemption, and Veterans exemption. 
  • These exemptions can reduce your taxable assessed value and thus lower your property tax bill. 
  • You can apply for exemptions through the Nassau County Department of Assessment. 
  • For more information, visit the hempsteadny.gov Website

 

High School Budget

  • The Valley Stream Central High School District budget is determined through a process that involves reviewing existing programs, considering future needs, meeting mandated expenses, and planning for physical plant maintenance.
  • It also considers revenue sources like State Aid and the tax levy, and must adhere to the New York State tax levy cap.
  • For more information, please visit the Valley Stream Central Website

 

How To Read Your Tax Bill

  • Your tax bill will typically show your taxable assessed value, the value of any exemptions, STAR savings, and the tax rate for each taxing jurisdiction.
  • The amount you owe is calculated by multiplying your taxable assessed value by the property tax rate for each jurisdiction.
  • For more information, visit the tax.ny.gov Website

 

IDA/Town of Hempstead

  • The Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency is a public benefit corporation focused on promoting job creation through business growth and development.
  • The IDA assists businesses with acquiring, equipping, and constructing various projects, often offering real estate tax exemptions through PILOT agreements.
  • For more information, check the Valley Stream Village Website or the Nassauida.org Website

 

PILOTs (Payments In Lieu Of Taxes)

  • PILOTs are offered by Industrial Development Agencies (IDAs) to incentivize businesses to relocate or expand in Nassau County.
  • They involve a structured schedule of tax payments over time, providing tax stability for businesses and often benefiting municipalities by promoting development and economic growth.
  • For More information, check the Nassauida.org website

  • In Valley Stream, NY, your property taxes primarily contribute to funding local government services, with school taxes making up a significant portion.

    At Valley Stream 30, we want you to be informed about what your tax dollars support. This section is dedicated to providing you with information about your taxes and how they affect you as a community member. 

    If you would like to know more about your tax bill, please contact the Business Office at 516-434-3616.

  • Here’s A Breakdown Of How Your Tax Dollars Are Utilized And The Factors That Influence Their Allocation:

    Local Government Services
    The Town of Hempstead and Valley Stream provide many local government services, excluding public education and police protection, and comprise a portion of your property tax dollars.
     

    Public Education
    School taxes, collected by the Receiver of Taxes, are forwarded directly to your local school district and used to fund the operation of public schools. In Valley Stream, your school taxes support initiatives like providing technology devices to students, maintaining school facilities, and funding academic and extracurricular programs.
     

    Other Services
    You may also be supporting other village services like sanitation, volunteer fire services, and park amenities through your property taxes. 

  • What Determines Community Information And How Tax Dollars Are Used:

    Assessment and Exemptions
    Your property's assessed value, determined by Nassau County, affects your tax bill. Property tax exemptions, such as the STAR exemption, can reduce the taxable assessed value and therefore lower your tax liability.
     

    PILOTS
    Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOTs) are agreements between a business and an Industrial Development Agency (IDA) where a business pays a stabilized schedule of real estate taxes over a determined period, often to incentivize development or expansion. PILOT payments are distributed to tax jurisdictions similarly to standard tax payments and are often a net increase in revenue for the municipality compared to what a straight tax payment would have been for an underdeveloped property.
     

    School District Budgets
    School district budgets, decided by the local Board of Education, significantly influence the school tax portion of your bill. These budgets involve balancing revenue and expenditures, considering existing and new programs, meeting contract obligations, and planning for the future.
     

    Tax Levy Cap
    New York State laws establish a "property tax cap," which limits the growth in the property tax levy, with some exceptions.
     

    Village/Town Budgets
    Local government budgets, developed and adopted by the respective taxing jurisdictions, determine the amount of revenue needed from property taxes. They subtract revenues from other sources (like state aid and sales tax) from the total budget to determine the tax levy

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  • County Assessor

    • The Nassau County Department of Assessment is responsible for determining the assessed value of properties.
    • The Assessed Value, along with exemptions, is used to calculate your taxable assessed value for property tax purposes.
    • For more information, check the Nassaucountyny.gov Website

     

    Exemptions

    • Valley Stream and Nassau County offer various property tax exemptions, such as the STAR exemption, Senior Citizens exemption, and Veterans exemption. 
    • These exemptions can reduce your taxable assessed value and thus lower your property tax bill. 
    • You can apply for exemptions through the Nassau County Department of Assessment. 
    • For more information, visit the hempsteadny.gov Website

     

    High School Budget

    • The Valley Stream Central High School District budget is determined through a process that involves reviewing existing programs, considering future needs, meeting mandated expenses, and planning for physical plant maintenance.
    • It also considers revenue sources like State Aid and the tax levy, and must adhere to the New York State tax levy cap.
    • For more information, please visit the Valley Stream Central Website

     

    How To Read Your Tax Bill

    • Your tax bill will typically show your taxable assessed value, the value of any exemptions, STAR savings, and the tax rate for each taxing jurisdiction.
    • The amount you owe is calculated by multiplying your taxable assessed value by the property tax rate for each jurisdiction.
    • For more information, visit the tax.ny.gov Website

     

    IDA/Town of Hempstead

    • The Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency is a public benefit corporation focused on promoting job creation through business growth and development.
    • The IDA assists businesses with acquiring, equipping, and constructing various projects, often offering real estate tax exemptions through PILOT agreements.
    • For more information, check the Valley Stream Village Website or the Nassauida.org Website

     

    PILOTs (Payments In Lieu Of Taxes)

    • PILOTs are offered by Industrial Development Agencies (IDAs) to incentivize businesses to relocate or expand in Nassau County.
    • They involve a structured schedule of tax payments over time, providing tax stability for businesses and often benefiting municipalities by promoting development and economic growth.
    • For More information, check the Nassauida.org website

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  • The Nassau County Department of Assessment is responsible for determining the assessed value of properties.
  • The Assessed Value, along with exemptions, is used to calculate your taxable assessed value for property tax purposes.
  • For more information, check the Nassaucountyny.gov Website
  • Valley Stream and Nassau County offer various property tax exemptions, such as the STAR exemption, Senior Citizens exemption, and Veterans exemption. 
  • These exemptions can reduce your taxable assessed value and thus lower your property tax bill. 
  • You can apply for exemptions through the Nassau County Department of Assessment. 
  • For more information, visit the hempsteadny.gov Website
  • The Valley Stream Central High School District budget is determined through a process that involves reviewing existing programs, considering future needs, meeting mandated expenses, and planning for physical plant maintenance.
  • It also considers revenue sources like State Aid and the tax levy, and must adhere to the New York State tax levy cap.
  • For more information, please visit the Valley Stream Central Website
  • Your tax bill will typically show your taxable assessed value, the value of any exemptions, STAR savings, and the tax rate for each taxing jurisdiction.
  • The amount you owe is calculated by multiplying your taxable assessed value by the property tax rate for each jurisdiction.
  • For more information, visit the tax.ny.gov Website
  • The Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency is a public benefit corporation focused on promoting job creation through business growth and development.
  • The IDA assists businesses with acquiring, equipping, and constructing various projects, often offering real estate tax exemptions through PILOT agreements.
  • For more information, check the Valley Stream Village Website or the Nassauida.org Website
  • PILOTs are offered by Industrial Development Agencies (IDAs) to incentivize businesses to relocate or expand in Nassau County.
  • They involve a structured schedule of tax payments over time, providing tax stability for businesses and often benefiting municipalities by promoting development and economic growth.
  • For More information, check the Nassauida.org website

    • The Nassau County Department of Assessment is responsible for determining the assessed value of properties.
    • The Assessed Value, along with exemptions, is used to calculate your taxable assessed value for property tax purposes.
    • For more information, check the Nassaucountyny.gov Website

    • Valley Stream and Nassau County offer various property tax exemptions, such as the STAR exemption, Senior Citizens exemption, and Veterans exemption. 
    • These exemptions can reduce your taxable assessed value and thus lower your property tax bill. 
    • You can apply for exemptions through the Nassau County Department of Assessment. 
    • For more information, visit the hempsteadny.gov Website

    • The Valley Stream Central High School District budget is determined through a process that involves reviewing existing programs, considering future needs, meeting mandated expenses, and planning for physical plant maintenance.
    • It also considers revenue sources like State Aid and the tax levy, and must adhere to the New York State tax levy cap.
    • For more information, please visit the Valley Stream Central Website

    • Your tax bill will typically show your taxable assessed value, the value of any exemptions, STAR savings, and the tax rate for each taxing jurisdiction.
    • The amount you owe is calculated by multiplying your taxable assessed value by the property tax rate for each jurisdiction.
    • For more information, visit the tax.ny.gov Website

    • The Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency is a public benefit corporation focused on promoting job creation through business growth and development.
    • The IDA assists businesses with acquiring, equipping, and constructing various projects, often offering real estate tax exemptions through PILOT agreements.
    • For more information, check the Valley Stream Village Website or the Nassauida.org Website

    • PILOTs are offered by Industrial Development Agencies (IDAs) to incentivize businesses to relocate or expand in Nassau County.
    • They involve a structured schedule of tax payments over time, providing tax stability for businesses and often benefiting municipalities by promoting development and economic growth.
    • For More information, check the Nassauida.org website

Financial Transparency

Audited Financial Statements
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State Forms & Reports
 

2022-23 New York State School Funding Transparency Form 2022-23 New York State School Funding Transparency Form (Excel format) 2021-22 New York State School Funding Transparency Form 2021-22 New York State School Funding Transparency Form (Excel format) 2020-21 New York State School Funding Transparency Form 2020-21 New York State School Funding Transparency Form (Excel format) Federal Single Audit Report for Year Ended June 30, 2019 New York State Comptroller Report July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2017 New York State Comptroller Report July 1,2014-December 31,2015