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District Insight • November 2023
Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you have a wonderful holiday with family and friends. Join us for a brief look at the latest from our schools.
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District treasurer to be new assistant superintendent
Geneva City School District’s treasurer, Jesse Lambert, will take on the role of assistant superintendent of business and finance in December.
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Panther Awards announced
We are excited to be able to continue our employee Panther Awards this year (now officially a tradition!)! Congratulations to all of our winners! Your impact matters!
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Graduation photos available now
Graduation photos are available for download. These images may be downloaded and printed or posted as desired by our parents and guardians.
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District launches new 'G' logo
With the help of a community ThoughtExchange survey, and a team of district employees from each school, Geneva City Schools is proud to launch a Geneva G logo which represents the strength and innovation of district educators and students.
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New GMS assistant principal appointed
Shannon Kelley, who served as an English teacher at the middle school from 2014 until 2022, has been interning there as an assistant principal since July 2022. Ms. Kelley now takes on the role in a permanent capacity.
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Contract for Excellence open for public review
Our Contract for Excellence is open for public comment.
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District launches reading PD
Geneva City School District educators are digging into the science behind language arts.
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Students write, perform and produce play
When the Geneva Middle School Drama Club decided they wanted to put on a play this spring, they were willing to overcome any number of obstacles to make it happen.
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Geneva CSD budget passes
The Geneva City School District proposed budget passed on Tuesday with 78 percent voter approval. Candidate Kelley Monson won election to a five-year term on the school board, and Tara Petrucci won election to a four-year term.
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GHS students promote women in wrestling
Katie Thibault, Taliyah Jackson, and Chi Chi Delvalle ended the wrestling season as the only three girls on the team, with hopes of encouraging more young women to follow in their footsteps.
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Top students plan careers in STEM, law
If this year’s valedictorian could give her younger self one piece of advice, it would be to do just a little bit less.
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Geneva CSD teachers accepted to Master Teacher program
Melissa Marquart and Shelley Walker, both science teachers at Geneva High School, learned just days the holiday recess that they had been accepted into the New York State Master Teacher Program.
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NSS students win international Mandarin competition
Two North Street School students won accolades in an international Mandarin language competition.
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NSS welcomes new assistant principal
The Geneva City School District will welcome a new North Street School assistant principal in January.
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Former employee returns to head Facilities
The Geneva City School District has appointed a Geneva High School alumnus to serve as director of facilities.
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Luke Weber, Jana Fladd named commended students
Geneva High School students Luke Weber and Jana Fladd have been named Commended Students in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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New school board member appointed
The Geneva City School Board of Education has appointed Kelley Monson to serve as their newest member.
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Goga named Youth Advocate of the Year
Geneva High School English teacher George Goga was awarded Youth Advocate of the Year from Success for Geneva’s Children and Geneva 2030.
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New Head Start director appointed
Lorraine Knifley was appointed the Geneva City School District’s new director of Head Start and Early Childhood.
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