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Board honors President Sean McCabe, member Bill Maloney and recognizes staff milestones

Greece Central School District Board of Education · June 16, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting the Greece Central School District Board presented awards to outgoing board members Bill Maloney and President Sean McCabe, recognized Dr. Christine Baker for 15 years of service, and announced a $150 donation to the Greece Education Foundation in the honorees' names.

The Greece Central School District Board of Education paused its regular business to honor long-serving board leaders and staff.

Superintendent Smalline opened the recognition portion by honoring Dr. Christine Baker for 15 years of service to the district, noting her progression from school counselor to assistant superintendent for student achievement and student services. Later in the meeting, colleagues offered remarks about two long-serving board members identified in the meeting as Bill Maloney, who concluded a 12-year tenure, and Board President Sean McCabe, who marked 18 years of service including 12 years as board president. Speakers highlighted military and community service, mentorship, and the honorees's contributions to district governance and student opportunities.

As part of the recognition, the board announced it had gathered funds and donated $150 to the Greece Education Foundation in the honorees' names. Gifts and engraved awards were presented and the honorees posed for photographs amid sustained applause. Board remarks emphasized gratitude, the role of service in district life, and the institutional memory both members leave behind.

The meeting then continued into routine business; no formal board action was required for the recognitions beyond the announced donation.