Cecil County Board honors student member Giselle Griffin at graduation meeting

June 11, 2025 | Cecil County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland


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Cecil County Board honors student member Giselle Griffin at graduation meeting
The Cecil County Board of Education meeting on June 11, 2025, celebrated the achievements of outgoing student board member Giselle Griffin, who recently graduated from Perryville High School. Board members took turns expressing their admiration for Griffin's professionalism, maturity, and dedication throughout her tenure.

Board President Fernando highlighted the mission of Cecil County Public Schools, emphasizing the importance of fostering a safe and collaborative community for all learners. The meeting proceeded smoothly, with the agenda and consent items adopted unanimously.

As the meeting shifted to new business, heartfelt tributes poured in for Griffin. Board members praised her ability to represent her peers effectively and her grace under pressure. One member noted, “Your work ethic is top-notch,” while another remarked on her role as a model for both students and adults alike.

Griffin, who will be attending Notre Dame of Maryland University, was encouraged to stay connected with the board and share her future successes. The board expressed confidence that she would continue to make a positive impact, embodying the mission of her future institution: “Educate leaders to transform the world.”

The meeting underscored the board's commitment to recognizing student contributions and fostering leadership within the community, setting a positive tone for the upcoming school year.

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