By participating in the 2020 Census, you ensure that educational programs receive the proper funding.
The Geneva City School District Board of Education has narrowed its list of superintendent candidates to two.
We assure you we will get all of your students registered, screened and set for fall as soon as restrictions are lifted and we are able to resume activity.
If you are considered essential personnel and require assistance with childcare during the school closure, please fill out our survey.
The Geneva City School District will be offering breakfast and lunch pickup for school-aged children during the school closure Monday through Friday beginning Monday, March 23, from 11am to 1pm.
The Geneva City School District will be closed to students until April 14, 2020 because of the state of emergency declared by Ontario County in connection with coronavirus, or COVID-19.
Geneva High School math teacher Rachel Gillotte was accepted to the New York State Master Teacher Program.
Geneva City School Head Start/Pre-K is currently accepting applications for children who will be 3 or 4 years old by Dec. 1, 2020.
The Geneva City School District hosted New York State Education Department Board of Regents Vice Chancellor T. Andrew Brown for a brief visit.
A $77K state grant will open Geneva’s UPK program to 18 new 3-year-olds, who will benefit from a thriving Head Start and pre-k program that welcomes parents to numerous school activities.
National Board Certification is a nationwide program that develops and recognizes teachers of all disciplines. The certification is recognized by many states in their own licensure process, and is known as the "gold standard in teacher certification."
Geneva Middle School parents & guardians, we want to know what you think!
The Geneva City School Board of Education adopted a resolution to authorize the appointment of Dr. Vicky Ramos, district superintendent of the Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES, as the lead search consultant for the position of superintendent of schools.
Officer Raul Arroyo was recognized for his dedication to children with the inaugural Geneva 2030 Youth Advocate of the Year Award in October.
In a science lesson, third grade students in Chrissy D’Amico’s class built marshmallow shooters to explore force and motion.
