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Also attached to this agenda item: Budget Report: Vision Map, Technology, and Athletics

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RE REP? : LiF PALL 2025-26 Budget Highlights Infrastructure & Network Modernization ● Upgraded infrastructure at CET ● Transportation network upgrade ● Advancement of internet connectivity & network security ● Increased connectivity at PVC ● Upgraded phone system Cybersecurity & Data Protection ● Investment in cybersecurity & data privacy ● Increased email security ● Internet filtering system ● Streamlining of systems & software to preserve data security & compliance 2025-26 Budget Highlights Instructional Technology & Classroom Enhancements ● Upgraded A/V in all schools ● Upgraded classroom display technology ● Classroom printer upgrades ● Display screens for lunch service at all schools ● DJ equipment for HS & Theater microphones ● Upgraded faculty devices Operational Efficiency & Systems Alignment ● Administrative software alignment ● Simplification of student absence reporting system ● Improvement of district-wide inventory system ● District-wide expansion of choice-based professional development 26-27 Budget Goals Overview: Active and Intentional Learning Enhance Infrastructure Equitable Access for Students & Faculty Professional Learning Active Technology Integration Cybersecurity & Data Privacy ●Active, Intentional Learning ●Critical & Discerning Users ●Innovation & Creativity ●Ethical & Responsible Participation ●Purposeful Integration ●Equitable Access & Opportunity ●Balanced & Healthy Habits Not All Screen Time is the Same Our vision is to prepare all Croton-Harmon students to be adaptable, ethical contributors who confidently utilize technology to assist in thinking critically, solving authentic problems, and actively shape their world. In Croton-Harmon, we believe that learning is rooted in human connections and interactions that are grounded in human relationships and engagement. Technology should never be a substitute for meaningful instruction but should enable and/or enhance authentic experiences that could not be created otherwise. Technology should be used to actively and intentionally deepen learning to expand what is possible in our classrooms. Technology is a powerful tool for removing barriers, enhancing learning, providing scaffolds, increasing student choice and voice, opening multiple pathways for demonstrating understanding, and ensuring that every student can thrive. Technology & Innovation Vision Statement Technology Goals: (as created by the CHUFSD Technology Committee 25-26 and revised by CHUFSD faculty) Critical and Discerned Use: Teach students to be critical, discerning, and ethical users of technology. Innovation and Creativity: Empower our learning community to harness the transformative power of technology to bring ideas to life in innovative ways not possible through traditional, analog methods. Purposeful Integration: Ensure that technology use is purposeful, research-based, and tied to clear learning goals. Equitable Access and Opportunity: Recognize how technology creates opportunities, and ensure all students can engage, access, and demonstrate their learning in meaningful ways. Continued Shifts for 2026-27: In-School Devices ●Ending the regular practice of sending devices home for K-5 ○Considerations: ■Access at home ■Specific project work or class assignments Continued Shifts for 26-27: Software Purchasing ●25-26: Pause on all new EdTech Software Purchasing ●26-27: Reduce spending on EdTech Software by ~33% (~$85,000) ○Collaboration with Teachers, Teacher Leaders and Administrators ■Alignment to Technology Vision ■Reduce Redundancies ■Usage data Software Expenditure Comparison District Per Pupil Expenditure District A $108.29 Croton-Harmon $119.06 District B $141.10 District C $167.04 District D $167.27 District E $213.91 District F $272.87 26-27 Targeted Professional Learning ●Active Technology Integration ●Maximizing embedded tools ●Creativity over Consumption 26-27 Infrastructure Upgrades Cabling & AP upgrades at CET & PVC Cybersecurity Upgrades Switch & Battery Upgrades at PVC Enhanced Network Security & Data Privacy ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Multi-Factor Authentication for all Staff 27-28 Upgrade 26-27 Upgrade Technology 2026-2027 Proposed Budget Description 2025-2026 Adopted 2026-2027 Proposed $ Change % Change Salaries 220,130 229,839 9,709 4.20% Equipment 36,000 100,000 64,000 64.00% BOCES Services 208,406 209,905 1,499 0.70% OCS 907,027 832,462 -74,565 -9.00% Software 90,947 102,866 11,919 11.60% Supplies/Other 308,970 365,705 56,735 15.50% TOTALS 1,771,480 1,840,777 69,297 3.76% Long Term Upgrades ●PA System Upgrades in each school ●Projection and Display screen at PVC Gym/Stage ●Continue to Streamline systems & software ●Network Access Control System ●Continued upgrades to A/V in large group spaces Thank You! 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CaHY7 Be CROTON'O) HARMON Continuing to Build A Stronger Future: Athletics, Physical Education, Health, and Wellness March 12, 2026 Athletics 2026-2027 Proposed Budget Description 2025-2026 Adopted 2026-2027 Proposed $ Change % Change Athletic Administration 238,083 248,125 10,042 4.05% Coaching 543,753 549,749 5,996 1.09% Supervision 90,000 100,000 10,000 10.00% Equipment 30,000 30,000 - 0.00% Contracted Services 131,950 137,000 5,050 3.69% BOCES Services 134,079 141,837 7,758 5.47% Supplies/Other 100,450 99,747 -703 -0.70% TOTALS 1,268,315 1,306,458 38,143 2.92% 25-26 Budget Highlights Spencer Field Complex Expansion - More games under the lights, concessions, & turf CHHS Main Gym- New scoreboard, video board, shot clocks, and digital scorers table New Wrestling Mats for growing program 25-26 Budget Highlights (continued) New Mascot Costume & Branding items for Tigers games Partnerships with youth programs CHHS AUX gym- New scoreboard, shot clocks, and Hudl camera 25-26 P.E. & Health Highlights • Hands-Only CPR Training for High School Students- CHHS • Yoga, Tai Chi, Bosu ball training, & Weight Training- CHHS • Health & Wellness Fair- CHHS • Harry Chapin 5K Training and Participation- CET/PVC • Walking Trails, Hiking, & Fall Foliage Unit- CET/CHHS • Winter Snow Unit- CET • Olympics & Gymnastics Units- CET • Cosmic Bowling & Rollerblading Experiences- CET • Drumming for Fitness- CET • Golf Elective -PVC • Cross-Department Collaboration between PE, Health, Art, Music, and more- CET/PVC/CHHS • Suzanne Leslie- NYS AHPERD Southeastern Zone 2025 Amazing Person Award Recipient - CET Physical Education Electives ● Personal Health, Wellness, & Weight Training ● Badminton, Pickleball, & Golf ● Yoga ● Flag Football & Soccer ● CPR & First Aid 9th Grade General Physical Education Choose 2 Electives Per School Year Grades 10,11, & 12 STATE YORK ASSOCITON NYS AHPERD 7th Annual Conference TOGETHE RON LZAOUE CHA =REOIONAL CHAMPIONS= JGAN #4 Sharker 대 2026 MAX CROTO نا HARMON TIGERS LS' SWIMMIN "PMONSUIPS & AWARDS -CROTON-HARMON TIGERS CROTON-HARMоN ADVANTAGE 100 E CROTON HARMON TIGERS LETS Sci THIS 25-26 Athletics Highlights e e e 25-26 Athletics Highlights SCHOpL : 5 ~ — = CROTON. 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MEET LOCAL YOUTH LEAGUES — — = = = _ ‘ i = - = "| i Hi me <3 7 : students may bung non Croton guest FREE PIZZA SPONSORED BY THE CROTON 4 _— —— —# ~ m [Sr / ihe d aah 3 \ All guests must submit a completed guest form prior to the event. BOOSTER CLUB AND CROTON SWAG yi ol ran oT 48 te =e dy TIGER TUESDAY, NOV. 1 at a g \ CHHS Homecoming Contract & Guest Form AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE ihe, . at 1 Mins ut a \| \ea $ Tickets Required KIDS IN GRADES K-12 AND THEIR FAMILIES |) \-\ fas “V4 NSi V. \3 Vien aie. e272 — WITH KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ROD TERGARDT 3 ing Tickets must be purchased in advance and will be sold daily during lunch periods. ARE WELCOME Val é & % Bis Age’ ae AND JOE DURNEY | be , y ¥ —) Y 5> af i GUEST SPEAKERS ERIC STONE, BILLY \3| \ 8 5 \ Let's celebrate school spirit and make this a night to remember! | \ ” 6 @ 72 THOM, RACHEL WRIGHT, LIDANIA CIBERE 4 WWea: ' ' ay & LORNA KLIEDIAN || \@be | 4 = \ ‘ HY gy ae ; # = ieee nol ily 1152 [Bae Hi afd mame |e! 2026-27 Athletics Goals: Strengthen partnerships with local youth sports organizations to further develop athletic pipelines and strengthen community engagement. Launch a workshop series for parents, students, and coaches focused on leadership, sportsmanship, mental health, and athlete development. Continue facility improvements, including planning for a future renovation and expansion of the weight room to better support student-athletes and physical education programs. Establish an Intramural Sports Club to provide additional opportunities for students to participate in recreational athletics and stay active beyond interscholastic teams. 2026-27 Physical Education Goals: Introduce Physical Education electives at Croton-Harmon High School while aligning programming at PVC Middle School to better prepare and expose students to future elective opportunities. Provide targeted professional development for Physical Education staff to support innovative instruction, curriculum development, and best practices in student wellness and movement education. Implement a Bike Education Program at CET Elementary School, promoting safety, physical activity, and lifelong recreation skills. 2026-27 Health & Wellness Goals: Expand wellness opportunities for staff, including programs such as stretching sessions, yoga, meditation, and wellness services to support overall health and work-life balance. Grow and enhance the Wellness Career Fair, providing students with exposure to careers in health, fitness, sports medicine, and wellness-related fields. 2026-27 Budget Highlights: Athletics Facilities Upgrades Gym Curtain New Scoreboard at CET Upper Field Portable Discus Cage New & Updated Gym Banners Light Poles, Windscreen Branding Thank You! Questions? Hiyshat Thank You! SCO) Questions? CaHY7 Be CROTON'O) HARMON ✓ Jan 8: Budget Development Update ✓ Feb 12: Revenue Budget Summary ✓ Feb 26: General Support, Operations, & Propositions ✓ Mar 12: Vision Map, Technology, & Athletics ❏Mar 26: School Budgets, Curriculum, & Pupil Personnel ❏Apr 9: Superintendent’s Proposed Budget ❏Apr 21: Budget Adoption, PTRC and BOCES Admin Budget Vote ❏May 7: Public Budget Hearing 2026-27 Presentation Schedule Vote Day Information Tuesday, May 19, 2026 ● Time: 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM ● Location: Croton-Harmon High School (CHHS) On the Ballot: ● Budget Vote ● Trustee Election (3 Seats) ● Propositions Event: Tenure Celebration at 7:00 PM 5/19/2026 5/19/2026 Stay Connected Facebook @CrotonSchools Instagram @CrotonSchools Do you have questions about the 2026-2027 budget? You can email your questions to: Budget.Questions@chufsd.org @ Thank You! Tae) (CAOOL You: Ne CROTON OYHARMON