Glen Cove City Schools' Board of Education presented its budget at a hearing Tuesday, where single-digit attendance was interpreted as a sign of a budget vote that will see low voter turnout.
The May 15 vote will be to pass or reject the 2012-2013 school budget, which represents a tax levy increase that the board , as well as an election to fill three seats on the board.
Two board members, David Huggins and Gail Nedbor-Gross, are up for reelection.
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