Fastest-growing budgets (year over year) in Genesee County
Fastest-growing budgets (year over year) across 8 Genesee County school districts. Byron-Bergen Central School District leads at +6.2%. Every figure from public NY State filings.
Ranked districts (Change)
- Byron-Bergen Central School District — +6.2%
- Elba Central School District — +4.1%
- Oakfield-Alabama Central School District — +3.8%
- Le Roy Central School District — +3.5%
- Pembroke Central School District — +2.8%
- Pavilion Central School District — +2.2%
- Batavia City School District — -1.1%
- Alexander Central School District — -2.8%
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