Every year Hewlett-Woodmere’s Central PTA Council asks the Board of Education candidates question. This year, incumbents Scott McInnes and Cheryl May, and Fred Usherson and Jacob Shafran are running in the at-large election. The two highest vote-getters win the trustee seats. All terms are three years.
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5/14/14
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Hewlett-Woodmere’s $109.6 million proposed budget, which includes a 3.45 tax levy increase — the state’s cap for the district — is 3.6 percent larger than the current spending plan, and maintains two programs that community members were adamant about keeping: the eighth-grade Discovery lunchtime lab program and the highly valued Community Education courses.
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5/15/13
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Fred Usherson, Mitchell Greebel and incumbent Harold Kislik are running for two seats on the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education.
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By Ann Friedman
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5/8/13
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Annually, the Herald prints the Hewlett-Woodmere’s Central PTA Council questionnaire of the district’s Board of Education candidates. There are four this year running for three seats. Incumbent Stephen Witt and Melissa Gates and Jonathan Altus are running as a team, while Fred Usherson is running independently.
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5/10/12
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The four Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education candidates sat down separately with the Herald and answered five pertinent questions. Three of the candidates, incumbent Steven Witt, Jonathan Altus and Melissa Gates are running as a team, while Fred Usherson is running independently.
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5/3/12
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Voters in the May 15 Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education election will choose among one incumbent and three challengers for three trustee seats in the at-large contest.
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By Ann Friedman
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4/26/12
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