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South High Athletic Complex Named After Maureen Binienda

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Officials hold a ribbon shortly after it was cut, as Maureen Binienda holds ceremonial scissors.
From left: State Senator Michael Moore, State Rep. David LeBoeuf, (standing behind) WPS Athletic Director David Shea, Mayor Joseph Petty, (standing behind) South High Principal Jeff Creamer, Maureen Binienda, (standing behind) School Committee member Molly McCullough, School Committee member-elect Diana Bianchiera, Superintendent Rachel Monárrez, City Councilor Donna Colorio, and School Committee member-elect Kathi Roy.

 

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Wednesday, November 22, to officially name the South High Community School’s athletic complex after Maureen Binienda, former Worcester Public Schools superintendent and South High principal. Ms. Binienda was recently elected to the Worcester School Committee.
The ceremony was held at the start of the Thanksgiving football game between North and South high schools. South won the game with a final score of 20-14.
Ms. Binienda received an official citation from Senator Michael Moore and Representative David LeBoeuf (a South High graduate), for her longtime dedication to the school and shepherding it through the construction process.
Also on hand were the 1988 South High field team that Binienda coached; Mayor Joseph Petty, Superintendent Rachel Monárrez, South High Principal Jeff Creamer, and several elected officials.
Several elected and school officials pose for a photo with Maureen Binienda as she holds ceremonial large scissors.
From left: Superintendent Rachel Monárrez, School Committee member-elect Diana Biancheria, City Councilor Donna Colorio, Maureen Binienda, Mayor Joe Petty, South High Principal Jeff Creamer, State Rep. David LeBoeuf and State Senator Michael Moore.