Overview
The Goshen Central School District Business Office is responsible for managing the money needed to support the district’s educational mission. One of the office’s most important functions is developing the proposed school budget for the consideration of the district’s Board of Education and voters.
The Business Office, under the supervision of the Assistant Superintendent for Business, is responsible for accounting, auditing, benefits coordination, capital projects coordination, contract negotiations, facility use coordination, the district census, payroll, purchasing, records management and safety planning.
2025-26 Budget Information
School Budget Vote: Tuesday, May 20, 2025
Voting will take place at the Main Street Building, 227 Main Street in Goshen.
Budget Events calendar
- Tuesday, February 18: Board of Education Meeting 6:30 pm–7:30 pm in Main Street Conference Room
- Tuesday, March 4: Board of Education Meeting 6:30 pm–7:30 pm in Main Street Conference Room
- Monday, March 17: Board of Education Meeting 6:30 pm–7:30 pm in Main Street Conference Room
- Monday, April 7: Board of Education Meeting 6:30 pm–7:30 pm in Main Street Conference Room
- Tuesday, April 25: Board of Education Meeting 6:30 pm–7:30 pm in Main Street Conference Room
- Monday, May 12: Public Hearing on Budget Vote
- Tuesday, May 20: School Budget Vote at the Main Street Building (227 Main Street, Goshen NY) from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
2025-2026 Budget Presentations
Jan. 15, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Non-Instructional Budget 2025-2026 Presentation
Feb. 3, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Proposed Instructional Budget 2025-2026 Presentation
Feb. 18, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Budget Update 2025-2026 Presentation
March 4, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Budget Update 2025-2026 Presentation
March 17, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Budget Update 2025-2026 Presentation
April 7, 2025 Board of Education Meeting Budget Update 2025-2026 Presentation
School tax information
Tax rates for each municipality within the district are set each August. They are based on the tax levy for the year and final municipal assessments for each of the towns. Tax rates vary between towns because property in each is assessed at different levels in relation to full market value. The state assigns each town an equalization rate to fairly divide the tax levy between the towns. The district does not control any part of the assessment or equalization process.
Visit Taxes & STAR for more information.
Budget & Finance Links
Contact Business
Lorine Van Put-Lamerand
Assistant Superintendent of Business
(845) 615-6740
Amanda Barone
Treasurer
(845) 615-6743
Andrea Ricciardi
Personnel Assistant
(845) 615-6760
Fax: (845) 615-6749
Budget Archive
- 2024-25 (Total Amount: $91,855,061)
- 2023-24 (Total Amount: $89,119,147)
- 2022-23 (Total Amount: $83,700,000)
- 2021-22 (Total Amount: $78,811,376)
- 2020-21 (Total Amount: $76,083,837)
- 2019-20 (Total Amount:$73,249,777)
- 2018-19 (Total Amount: $71,339,552)