Greece Central Board elects Sean McCabe president, Jordan Senzel vice president

Sean McCabe was elected president of the Greece Central School District Board of Education at the board’s annual reorganizational meeting Tuesday, July 15, 2025. Jordan Senzel won a roll-call vote to become vice president. The board also swore in three new members and the student board representative and unanimously approved a slate of annual appointments, designations and personnel actions.

The reorganizational meeting sets board leadership and routine authorizations for the 2025-26 school year, establishing who will chair meetings and administer district business in the coming year.

At the start of the meeting, Mark Fonigario, Anna Maria Falzorano and Monica Seaman each stood and took the oath of office to assume their roles as members of the Board of Education. The board also administered the oath to the district’s student board representative, identified in the meeting as Bailey, who pledged to “contribute to board discussion” and “serve as a liaison for the associated student body.” The oaths were administered by the meeting chair as part of the reorganizational proceedings.

The board received one letter nominating Sean McCabe for board president and conducted a vote; McCabe’s election was announced as passing 9 to 0. For vice president, the board received two letters, one from Tracy Farmer and one from Jordan (last name recorded variously in the meeting). The board conducted a roll-call vote; the meeting record states, “With 5 votes, Jordan Senzel will be our vice president of the board of education for the 2025-26 school year.” The meeting transcript records individual roll-call responses during that vote but does not present a full, named roll-call tally for every member.

Following officer elections, the board approved a series of routine reorganizational items by unanimous votes: the appointment of district officers, the board’s yearly appointments, district designations, authorizations, the binding of personnel, and the reauthorization of policies adopted or amended during the 2024-25 school year. Each of those motions was moved and seconded and recorded in the transcript as passing by a 9 to 0 vote.

Specific motions recorded in the meeting include: “Be it resolved, the Board of Education in Greece Central School District approves the appointment of district officers as presented”; approval of yearly appointments as presented; approval of district designations; approval of authorizations as presented; approval of the binding of personnel as presented; and reauthorization of policies adopted or amended during the 2024-25 school year. The transcript records movers and seconders for those motions (for example, one motion was recorded as “Moved by vice president [recorded name], seconded by Mr. Butler,” and others list Mr. Maloney, Miss Slick and Buster Butler as movers or seconders in the meeting record).

The meeting was adjourned after the reorganizational business, with the chair noting the board would reconvene at 6:30 p.m. for its regular meeting; the transcript does not specify the date of that regular meeting in the local record excerpt.

There was no substantive debate recorded on policy changes or on the appointments during the reorganizational portion of the meeting. The actions taken at the session were procedural and intended to establish leadership and administrative authorizations for the coming school year.