Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the state budget into law Friday, more than a month after it was due.

Long Island school districts will be receiving more state aid from Albany than last year - but several school districts are still considering budget cuts or asking residents to pierce the tax cap.

Robert Vecchio, from the Nassau-Suffolk School Boards Association, says the issue lies with a tax cap that is far below inflation rates.

According to figures from the state Comptroller's Office, that gap over the last four years is more than 11%.

Check out the state aid numbers for your district below.