It was a standing ovation for our 3-12 chorus students! Each and every one of you did a fantastic job, showcasing not only your amazing voices but also your impressive instrumental talents. 🎤🎸
To our seniors - we're beyond proud of you and can't wait to see where your future takes you! Keep hitting those high notes!
If you missed the concert tonight, you can watch the whole thing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opecqKVsneo
If you can't make it down to school tonight for the chorus concerts, they will be live streamed on our Fine Arts Boosters YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GeneseoFineArtsBoosters/streams
The 3-5 concert starts at 6:30pm and the 6-12 concert starts at 7:30pm.
If you have a child who is 4 years old or will be 4 before December 1, 2024, you’re invited to our UPK Open House!
📅 Date: May 29, 2024
⏰ Time: 6-7 PM
📍 Location: Pride & Joy on Millennium Drive in Geneseo
Join us for a peek into our UPK rooms, meet the wonderful teachers, ask any questions you might have, and get help with registration/enrollment paperwork.
We can’t wait to see you there! 🌟
📚🧗♂️ What a day! On Thursday, our amazing K-8 students in the ELL program embarked on an exciting field trip to the Wadsworth Library and Sunrise Bouldering.
At the library, they enjoyed a fun scavenger hunt, discovering all the wonderful resources available. Later, they took on the rock walls at Sunrise Bouldering, challenging themselves and cheering each other on!
This annual trip is all about giving our students meaningful, hands-on experiences in our community. Way to go, everyone!
🎶 Hats off to our amazing Kindergarten, First, and Second-grade stars! 🌟
Tonight's chorus concert was a showcase of their incredible talent and hard work.
A huge congratulations to all of our students on a wonderful job!
If you missed the concert, you can watch the whole thing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nriGnpvDW0
We're thrilled to announce that two outstanding members of the GCS family have been recognized at the Rochester Area Transportation Supervisors Association's Employee Brunch!
First up, our very own Board of Education Vice President Dave Dwyer! Dave was honored for his dedicated service as a Transportation Supervisor, alongside his continued support to our school community and the association. In fact, the ceremony was even named in his honor, and will now be known as the "David Dwyer Employee Appreciation Brunch!" Dave, we want to thank you for your support to our district and we know this award is a testament to your remarkable contributions!
We also want to give a huge shoutout to Roxanne Loomis, one of our incredible bus drivers, who clinched the title of Professional Transportation Employee of the Year for our District! Roxanne, your dedication and hard work behind the wheel do not go unnoticed. Thank you for going above and beyond every day!
Join us in congratulating Dave and Roxanne for their well-deserved recognition!
If you cannot make it down to school tonight for the K-2 Chorus concert at 6pm, the concert will be live streamed on our Fine Arts Boosters YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GeneseoFineArtsBoosters/streams
BOARD MEETING ZOOM LINK
https://rb.gy/uoeakw
Above is the zoom link for the community to virtually join the Board of Education Meeting scheduled for Monday, May 6 at 7:00 pm.
A full list of rules and regulations for those joining the meeting via zoom can be found here: https://5il.co/2h56h
Today, we were thrilled to welcome author Linda Sue Park to GCS.
During our assemblies, Linda Sue gave our students insights on writing books and emphasized the importance of reading.
Linda Sue treated our K-2 students to captivating readings of her beloved stories "Bee Bim Bop" and "What Does Bunny See?" Students in grades 3-5 read "The One Thing You'd Save" and held a Q&A to learn more about Linda Sue's profession.
Our UPK students had an exciting day touring "the big school" as they get ready for Kindergarten!
Those students rode the bus to GCS where they got to see the auditorium, sang along with our 2nd grade students in the music room, and got to play in the kindergarten classrooms and on the playground!
UPK students were even greeted with signs from "the big kids" welcoming them to the school!
The kids are very excited to be going to Kindergarten soon!
Tonight was a night to remember for the Geneseo Central School District as we celebrated the remarkable achievements of our alumni!
It's with great pride that we inducted 7 outstanding former students into the Geneseo Alumni Hall of Fame. Congratulations to William Carmen, Andrew Chanler, Samuel Linsner, David McKeown, Marty Putnam, Michael Riedel, and William Taylor on this well-deserved honor!
Your accomplishments inspire us all and remind us of the incredible potential within our community!
Big applause to all of our band students, from 4th grade to 12th grade, for delivering an amazing Spring Concert tonight!
Your dedication, passion, and hard work was on full display and captivated the audience!
Congratulations on a phenomenal performance!
If you missed the concert tonight, you can watch the whole think by following this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EBw8fHPzvg
As a reminder, if you cannot make it down to the auditorium for the 4-12 band concert tonight (4/25) at 7pm, it will be streamed at our Fine Arts Boosters YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GeneseoFineArtsBoosters/streams
We are thrilled to announce that Geneseo's Middle and High Schools have once again been recognized on US News’ Best High School Rankings!
GCS ranked #1 in Livingston County and #5 out of the entire Rochester Area, which includes a whopping 73 school districts! Statewide, our Middle and High Schools secured an impressive 113th spot in New York State!
A huge shoutout to our dedicated students, passionate educators, and supportive community for making this possible!
https://www.geneseocsd.org/article/1566095
We're thrilled to share that GCS has once again secured its place among the best communities for music education!
This marks our second consecutive year earning this prestigious honor, showcasing our ongoing commitment to nurturing musical talent and creativity in our students.
A huge congratulations goes out to our dedicated educators, talented students, and supportive community for making this achievement possible!
We're thrilled to announce that Noah Rose has been accepted into the highly esteemed summer program at the University of Rochester's Laboratory for Laser Energetics!
This incredible opportunity allows high school students to engage in real research alongside professional scientists and engineers for eight weeks.
We're immensely proud of Noah's dedication, and we can't wait to see the amazing contributions he'll make during this program. Congratulations, Noah!
Congratulations to all of the incredible students who were inducted into the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society tonight!
Your hard work, commitment to academics, and leadership qualities have earned you this prestigious recognition.
Keep shining bright and inspiring others with your achievements!
If you cannot make it down to our auditorium tonight (4/16) for the National Junior Honor Society and National Honor Society induction ceremony, we will be streaming it on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@gcssocialmedia/streams. The NJHS ceremony begins at 6pm and the NHS ceremony begins at 7pm.
Congratulations to Dante for being selected as Junior Officer of the Month for April!
"Dante always has a big smile on his face and is eager to learn everyday. He is always tackling new challenges and gives his best every day. Keep up the good work, Dante!" -Officer Hopper
Members of our High School Band recently got to take an exciting trip to learn more about music, among other fun activities!
From March 22 through the 24, our band members set off for Cleveland, Ohio to take a tour of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame before attending a performance by the Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall.
Band members then got the chance to visit the Greater Cleveland Aquarium and feed stingrays before taking a tour of the Cleveland Museum of Art.
On their way home, our band stopped by SUNY Fredonia where they were given a tour of the music halls and got to spend some time learning more about their instruments with the college professors.The entire trip finished off with a side by side performance with college students of 5 pieces of music on the main stage in King Concert Hall.
