The results are official. Hannibal Central School District’s $25 million budget was approved at the polls Tuesday by 52 votes. Based on Tuesday’s results, Superintendent Michael DiFabio said that he learned a lesson this year about the importance of telling residents how important it is to get out and vote.
Given a second chance, voters in the Hannibal Central School District have approved the proposed $25 million spending plan for 2008-09. With almost the same number of voters against the plan weighing in, more than 100 additional voters who supported the plan opted to go to the polls for the second vote.
Voters in Hannibal will have a second opportunity to weigh in on the district’s proposed $25 million spending plan today. The original plan was rejected at the polls May 20.
Hannibal Central School District is losing another administrator. This week, the Hannibal Board of Education accepted the resignation of Danielle Mahoney, principal at Hannibal High School. According to Superintendent Michael DiFabio, Mahoney’s resignation is effective June 30.
Though neighboring municipalities were not as fortunate, the city of Fulton managed to escape substantial storm damage Tuesday.
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