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District appoints new superintendent
The Board of Education has selected Dr. Patricia Garcia as the next superintendent of schools. Dr. Garcia will begin at Geneva City School District on July 1, 2020.
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Voting by absentee ballot only
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced that school budget votes and elections will be by absentee ballot only.
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County Youth Bureau announces awards
Our registrar, Kim Kerr, earned a 2020 School Employee of the Year Award from the Ontario County Youth Bureau.
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BOE explains superintendent search amid COVID-19
When the BOE planned the superintendent search, they anticipated stakeholder committee interviews — COVID-19 changed things, but the search continues.
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Support our students! Fill out the 2020 Census!!
By participating in the 2020 Census, you ensure that educational programs receive the proper funding.
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Finalists selected in the superintendent search
The Geneva City School District Board of Education has narrowed its list of superintendent candidates to two.
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Childcare Survey for Essential Workers
If you are considered essential personnel and require assistance with childcare during the school closure, please fill out our survey.
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Food pickup from March 23
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.
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School closed due to COVID-19
The Geneva City School District is closed to students because of the state of emergency declared in connection with coronavirus, or COVID-19.
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Math teacher accepted to Master Teacher program
Geneva High School math teacher Rachel Gillotte was accepted to the New York State Master Teacher Program.
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State vice chancellor visits
The Geneva City School District hosted New York State Education Department Board of Regents Vice Chancellor T. Andrew Brown for a brief visit.
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Grant allows GCSD to up PK 3yo program 50%
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.
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ELA teacher achieves National Board Certification
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."
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GMS launches Improvement Survey
Geneva Middle School parents & guardians, we want to know what you think!
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School board appoints BOCES to lead superintendent search
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.
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SRO named Youth Advocate of the Year
Officer Raul Arroyo was recognized for his dedication to children with the inaugural Geneva 2030 Youth Advocate of the Year Award in October.
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Marshmallow lesson teaches science
In a science lesson, third grade students in Chrissy D’Amico’s class built marshmallow shooters to explore force and motion.
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Athletic trainer joins GCSD
The Geneva City School District welcomed a new personal trainer to athletics this fall. Caitlin Ketcham is an employee of Finger Lakes Health and will work in the district Wellness Center and be present at athletic games and practices.
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Elementary student wins $4k grant for school
North Street School student Marco Palmisano was awarded a $4,000 Wyckoff Family Foundation Grant to purchase recess equipment.
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Summer food program serves over 11k meals
School may come to an end when the last bell rings in June, but that doesn’t mean the school cafeteria is closed for business.
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