Totowa, Passaic only two Passaic County school districts with spring elections
In Passaic County, just two school districts still hold board of education elections in the spring — the city of Passaic and Totowa.
In Passaic, voters will be asked to approve a tax levy of $16.8 million for the 2022-23 school year.
Voters will also be asked to elect candidates for the three open seats on the school board. There are four candidates vying for the three spots: Maryann Capursi, Patricia Abril Barreles-Garcia, Craig Miller and Diomedes Minaya.
Miller and Capursi are incumbents.
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In Totowa voters are also asked to vote on a $16.8 school tax levy for the 2022-23 school year.
There are three candidates running for the three open seats: Gary Bierach, Rose Marie Carr and Joseph Parlegrecco. Bierach and Carr are incumbents.
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This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Spring 2022 school election: Passaic, Totowa residents vote April 19
