Cheapest school districts in Suffolk County
Suffolk County school districts with the lowest median property tax bills, ranked low to high.
- 1 Fire IslandSuffolk County · median home $1.13M Suffolk $6,098home $1.13M
- 2 William FloydSuffolk County · median home $385k Suffolk $6,696home $385k
- 3 OysterpondsSuffolk County · median home $1.25M Suffolk $7,138home $1.25M
- 4 Hampton BaysSuffolk County · median home $735k Suffolk $7,696home $735k
- 5 Westhampton BeachSuffolk County · median home $1.27M Suffolk $8,085home $1.27M
- 6 BrentwoodSuffolk County · median home $516k Suffolk $8,162home $516k
- 7 AmagansettSuffolk County · median home $1.98M Suffolk $8,272home $1.98M
- 8 RiverheadSuffolk County · median home $516k Suffolk $8,948home $516k
- 9 East QuogueSuffolk County · median home $941k Suffolk $8,987home $941k
- 10 MontaukSuffolk County · median home $1.85M Suffolk $9,002home $1.85M
- 11 GreenportSuffolk County · median home $873k Suffolk $9,030home $873k
- 12 QuogueSuffolk County · median home $2.46M Suffolk $9,223home $2.46M
- 13 South CountrySuffolk County · median home $516k Suffolk $9,270home $516k
- 14 SouthamptonSuffolk County · median home $2.46M Suffolk $9,362home $2.46M
- 15 Tuckahoe CommonSuffolk County · median home $1.42M Suffolk $9,465home $1.42M
- 16 Sag HarborSuffolk County · median home $1.74M Suffolk $9,518home $1.74M
- 17 WyandanchSuffolk County · median home $437k Suffolk $9,521home $437k
- 18 Shelter IslandSuffolk County · median home $1.65M Suffolk $9,814home $1.65M
- 19 AmityvilleSuffolk County · median home $483k Suffolk $9,825home $483k
- 20 SoutholdSuffolk County · median home $1.07M Suffolk $9,874home $1.07M
Median residential bill, by school district, 2025 roll.
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How this ranking works
Ranked by median residential property tax bill from the latest New York State assessment roll. For each district, the median bill is the per-parcel projection (full market value × combined county, town and school rate ÷ $1,000) taken across every residential parcel, so districts that span several towns use each parcel’s own rate. Village, library and special-district levies are excluded.
District rankings leave out tiny elementary-only districts with fewer than 1,500 parcels. Families there pay tuition elsewhere for the upper grades, so their bills aren’t comparable.
Built from roll year 2025 data. Cross-check with your county receiver of taxes before making financial decisions.