The Frontier Central School District Board of Education has officially accepted the results of the recent district vote held on May 20, 2025, during their meeting on May 22. This significant decision confirms the outcomes of key propositions and the election of new board members, shaping the future of the district.

The board unanimously approved the final tabulation of votes, which revealed that Proposition 1, concerning the 2025-2026 budget, received 827 votes in favor and 368 against. Proposition 2, which focused on the purchase and financing of school buses and similar vehicles, garnered 856 yes votes compared to 335 no votes. These propositions are crucial for ensuring the district's operational funding and transportation needs are met.

In addition to the budgetary decisions, the board announced the election of two at-large members, Aaron Oliver and John Cortier, who received 843 and 794 votes, respectively. Both will serve four-year terms beginning July 1, 2025. Their election is expected to bring fresh perspectives to the board, which plays a vital role in guiding educational policies and initiatives within the district.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, marking a productive session focused on the district's governance and future direction. The acceptance of these results not only reflects the community's priorities but also sets the stage for upcoming initiatives that will impact students and families in the Frontier Central School District.