The district has postponed a decision to move from hybrid to in-person at secondary school until May.
This month Dr. Garcia interviews Michael Short, vice president at Popli Design Group, to give you a first look at a capital project that will go to voters next year.
There is one Geneva City School District Board of Education seat open this year.
GCSD launched a Thoughtexchange to help with its strategic plan, asking “What are your hopes and dreams for the children of Geneva City Schools."
Although the governor has not yet approved the new guidelines, which reduce the recommended social distance between students to 3 feet, we are preparing for that possibility.
Eleventh grader Sally Young, seventh grader Katelynn Pilkenton, fourth grader Paige Lapides, and PK students Spencer and Riley Breese were selected as winners of HWS Smith Colleges’ National Girls and Women in Sports Day Essay Contest.
The Geneva City School District is the recipient of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) Safe Sports School award for its interscholastic sports program.
Geneva 2030 and Success for Geneva's Children usually convene community members for an annual meeting on campus or in the community.
Geneva City School District Superintendent Dr. Patricia Garcia has been appointed to the The Association of Latino Administrators & Superintendents (ALAS) board.
The district intends to proceed with weather-related delays or cancellations as we would in a traditional school year.
The Music Boosters of Geneva has launched their 2020–21 Membership Drive.
In our recent parent Thoughtexchange, we asked, "As we complete our first few weeks of school, what is working well and in what areas do you need more support?"
A Statement From Dr. Patricia Garcia, GCSD's First Hispanic Superintendent
Quinn A. Hogan, Brian A. Nardone, and Abraham T. Porschet have been named Commended Students of the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.
The Geneva City School District has produced several videos to help introduce our community to our new health and safety protocols. Students will have the opportunity to watch these videos on their first day of school, but we also recommend that families watch them at home if possible.
