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Penfield residents approved the $82.7 spending plan for 2010-11 by a margin of 469: 1,565 for, 1,096 against.
With the plan, the tax levy will ride 2.9 percent, and 30.5 positions will be cut from staffing.
Athletics took a 4 percent cut, eliminating the modified "A" football team.
On the board of education, two seats were filled by John Piper and Barbara Babiarz. Piper, a challenger, unseated Barbara McKinley with 1,335 votes. Babiarz yielded 1,316, McKinley had 1,276 and challenger Kimberly Graham brought in 829 votes.
The bus preposition also passed with 1,568 votes for and 1,053 votes against.
Penfield residents approved the $82.7 spending plan for 2010-11 by a margin of 469: 1,565 for, 1,096 against.
With the plan, the tax levy will ride 2.9 percent, and 30.5 positions will be cut from staffing.
Athletics took a 4 percent cut, eliminating the modified "A" football team.
On the board of education, two seats were filled by John Piper and Barbara Babiarz. Piper, a challenger, unseated Barbara McKinley with 1,335 votes. Babiarz yielded 1,316, McKinley had 1,276 and challenger Kimberly Graham brought in 829 votes.
The bus preposition also passed with 1,568 votes for and 1,053 votes against.
