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Mike Grubiak

Person Resident, UPK advocate 7 mentions
Spoken at: Board of Education (1 meeting, 2026-01 to 2026-01)
Name verified via: rag.db://meetings/66; rag.db://entities/Mike_Grubiak
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Jill Anderson Budget Stephen Walker
Minutes Board of Education May 7, 2026 Read →
Jill Anderson spoke to advocate re: smaller class sizes for rising 4th graders. Thanked district for keeping sections consistent at 6. Parents are concerned in the District about maintaining 1:1 devices in elementary school. Mike Grubiak spoke re: U…
Article Topics Apr 8, 2026 Read →
But with both legislative chambers proposing increases, the outlook is cautiously optimistic. <em>Correction (April 9, 2026): This article has been updated to correct the name of Mike Grubiak (previously misspelled), to remove an inaccurate characte…
Minutes Board of Education Jan 8, 2026 Read →
Discussion: 2.2 Hearing of the Public Mike Grubiak spoke regarding UPK, thanked BOE /Admin for meeting & listening to the group and for their work on a resolution to ask for more funding from the state. Lobbying efforts have begun, local elected off…
Transcript Board of Education Jan 8, 2026 Mike Grubiak SPEAKING 7:27 →
good evening. My name is Mike Grubiak. I live at 48 Furnace Dock Road in Croton and I'm here tonight to talk about UPK. I first just wanted to thank the board and thank the superintendent and administration for meeting with us, for listening with us.…
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Transcript Board of Education Jan 8, 2026 Mike Grubiak SPEAKING 9:12 →
And from the meager information we received from the governor's office, it looks like this wouldn't even start until 2028. And I'm not sure if that means 2028 school year, 2028 calendar year. So, I want to end by again asking for any sort of way to b…
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Minutes Board of Education Dec 4, 2025 Read →
They can no longer subsidize the program on their own beyond this school year. Jacob Day spoke to represent families supporting UPK.  He urged the school district to cover the funding gap. Mike Grubiak spoke to offer a UPK solution from a discussio…
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But with both legislative chambers proposing increases, the outlook is cautiously optimistic. <em>Correction (April 9, 2026): This article has been updated to correct the name of Mike Grubiak (previously misspelled), to remove an inaccurate character…
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