Long Islanders will hit the polls Tuesday for the school budget votes.

Newsday says spending plans in the 124 districts across Nassau and Suffolk counties total $13.1 billion for the 2019-20 school year. That's up an average 2.5% from this year.

Three districts are looking to pierce the state's property tax cap -- Wyandanch, Eastport-South Manor and Wainscott.

Nearly every district is proposing a tax increase of some kind.

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