Four-legged friends are generally discouraged on school grounds, but every good rule has its exception.
Geneva may someday be able to add “bike-friendly” to its accolades—at least if Darby Bleakley and Natalie Berg-Pappert get their way.
The New York State Department of Education has made some significant changes to the NYS 3–8 Assessments because of feedback received from schools, parents, and other key stakeholders.
Geneva’s students brought home first and second place metals from the Annual Skills Competition this year at BOCES Finger Lakes Tech and Career Center in Stanley.
Students in Denitha English and Chrissy D’Amico’s class used recycled materials to fashion musical instruments in a lesson focused on self expression.
Geneva High varsity basketball player was celebrated by teammates and fans last year for scoring her Lauren DeVaney had thousandth point at Waterloo.
To launch the 2019–20 Agricultural Education courses for Geneva High School, the district hosted Ag in our Schools Day
Registration for the 2019 JV and varsity spring sports season is now open.
Fifth grade students in the district’s first cohort of dual language Spanish classes put a creative spin on their studies this week.
North Street School hosted artist Colin Coots for a visual arts residency.
Coach Ed Collins celebrated the 200th win in his career on Jan. 25.
Second graders studied Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. from both a social and an artistic perspective.
FLCC and GCSD Head Start are teaming up to offer several adult education opportunities for parents throughout the school district.
Ontario County has donated $4,000 to the Geneva City School District’s Agricultural Education Program.
