Fastest-growing budgets (year over year) in Finger Lakes

Fastest-growing budgets (year over year) across 70 Finger Lakes school districts. Wayne Central School District leads at +11.7%. Every figure from public NY State filings.

Ranked districts (Change)

Wayne Central School District — +11.7%
Avon Central School District — +11.4%
Medina Central School District — +9.7%
Clyde-Savannah Central School District — +9.2%
Kendall Central School District — +8.5%
Spencerport Central School District — +8.4%
Lyons Central School District — +8.3%
East Irondequoit Central School District — +7.3%
Rush-Henrietta Central School District — +7.2%
Gates Chili Central School District — +7.1%
Greece Central School District — +7.0%
Fairport Central School District — +6.8%
Geneva City School District — +6.6%
Byron-Bergen Central School District — +6.2%
Palmyra-Macedon Central School District — +6.2%
Dundee Central School District — +5.5%
Newark Central School District — +5.3%
Brockport Central School District — +5.0%
North Rose-Wolcott Central School District — +4.9%
Williamson Central School District — +4.9%
Caledonia-Mumford Central School District — +4.7%
Churchville-Chili Central School District — +4.7%
Pittsford Central School District — +4.5%
West Irondequoit Central School District — +4.4%
Elba Central School District — +4.1%
Brighton Central School District — +3.8%
Victor Central School District — +3.8%
Oakfield-Alabama Central School District — +3.8%
East Bloomfield Central School District — +3.7%
Le Roy Central School District — +3.5%
Geneseo Central School District — +3.3%
Mount Morris Central School District — +3.0%
Perry Central School District — +3.0%
Pembroke Central School District — +2.8%
Romulus Central School District — +2.8%
Webster Central School District — +2.8%
Albion Central School District — +2.7%
Seneca Falls Central School District — +2.5%
Hilton Central School District — +2.4%
Wheatland-Chili Central School District — +2.3%
Pavilion Central School District — +2.2%
Gananda Central School District — +2.1%
Naples Central School District — +2.1%
Dalton-Nunda Central School District (Keshequa) — +1.9%
Penfield Central School District — +1.6%
Lyndonville Central School District — +1.1%
Honeoye Central School District — +0.5%
Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District — +0.2%
Livonia Central School District — +0.1%
Phelps-Clifton Springs Central School District — -0.0%
Gorham-Middlesex Central School District (Marcus Whitman) — -0.1%
Wyoming Central School District — -0.2%
Warsaw Central School District — -0.4%
Canandaigua City School District — -0.5%
Marion Central School District — -0.7%
Dansville Central School District — -0.9%
Batavia City School District — -1.1%
Sodus Central School District — -1.1%
York Central School District — -1.2%
Holley Central School District — -1.4%
Manchester-Shortsville Central School District (Red Jacket) — -2.1%
East Rochester Union Free School District — -2.4%
Waterloo Central School District — -2.4%
Alexander Central School District — -2.8%
Penn Yan Central School District — -3.3%
Red Creek Central School District — -3.4%
Attica Central School District — -3.9%
Rochester City School District — -4.1%
Letchworth Central School District — -5.8%
South Seneca Central School District — -9.1%

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