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Greece Central School District board elects Anna Maria Falzerano president, Nicole Sawicki vice president; approves routine appointments and $1M employee crime-
Summary
At its organizational meeting the Greece Central School District Board of Education swore in members, elected Anna Maria Falzerano as president and Nicole Sawicki as vice president, appointed student representative Jimmy Duong and approved routine annual appointments and an employee crime policy with $1,000,000 limits.
At its organizational meeting, the Greece Central School District Board of Education swore in newly seated trustees, elected board leadership and approved a slate of routine appointments and authorizations.
District Clerk Manhart opened the meeting by administering the oath of office to board members Todd Butler, Jenny LaPlaca and Nicole Sawicki. The clerk then conducted roll-call votes for board leadership: Anna Maria Falzerano was elected board president, receiving 6 of 9 votes; Nicole Sawicki was elected vice president, also with 6 of 9 votes. Afterward, Falzerano and Sawicki each stood to take the oath for their respective offices. "Please raise your right hand and repeat after me," District Clerk Manhart said while administering the oaths.
President Falzerano then announced the appointment of Jimmy Duong as the student board representative for the 2026–27 school year; Duong repeated the student oath and was welcomed to the board's discussions as a liaison and student voice. "Thank you so much," Duong said after taking the oath.
The board approved a series of consent items grouped for efficiency. By unanimous votes of 9–0 the board approved the appointment of district officers (items 7.01–7.06), yearly appointments (items 8.01–8.41), designations (9.01–9.06) and authorizations for the 2026–27 school year (10.01–10.08). Each grouped package passed on a single motion and recorded unanimous support.
Among other formal actions, the board considered and approved item 11.01 directing the superintendent or assistant superintendent for finance and administration to ensure that all district employees are covered under a crime insurance policy with limits of no less than $1,000,000 for 2026–27. The motion to bring the directive to the floor was moved by Sawicki and seconded by Stencil and passed 9–0. The board also passed item 11.02, reauthorizing all policies adopted or amended during the 2025–26 school year along with existing school codes and plans, on a unanimous vote.
The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn by Jenny LaPlaca, seconded by Seaman; the board voted in favor 9–0 and the meeting was adjourned.
The actions taken were procedural and organizational in nature; no contested debate or substantive policy amendments were recorded in the available transcript.
