Lyndonville celebrates victory of new Board of Education candidates | News

In a surprising turn of events, the Lyndonville Central School District saw a major shakeup in its Board of Education members following the passing of the $17.66 million budget. The budget was approved by voters this week, along with budgets in other school districts in Orleans County.

What caught the attention of many was the election of three new faces to the board, replacing three incumbents, including the board’s president and vice president. This change marks a significant shift in leadership within the district.

The newly elected members bring fresh perspectives and ideas to the board, promising a new direction for the school district. The outgoing members, who served as president and vice president, have been instrumental in guiding the district through various challenges and successes.

The transition in leadership comes at a crucial time for the district, as they navigate the complexities of education in the current landscape. The new board members will have the opportunity to make decisions that will impact the students, teachers, and community for years to come.

Overall, the election results in Lyndonville Central School District signal a new chapter for the district, with the potential for positive change and growth under the leadership of the newly elected board members.