A wave of resignations just rocked Lansing Central School District weeks before a critical budget vote, according to Tompkins Weekly. Three board members quit, citing dysfunction and distrust, triggering swift replacements.
The shakeup comes as the district faces a $2.2 million budget shortfall. Departing members pointed to concerns over transparency, accountability, and leadership conflicts.
New appointees now fill the seats, but tensions remain. The board must finalize a spending plan ahead of a May vote that could shape staffing and programs.
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