Fourth grade student Dumitra recently interviewed Superintendent Bostwick about a story she’s following for her GAP Journalism class- bringing more shaded seating to the playground.
After researching options, Dumitra is developing a plan to help bring this idea to life and create a more comfortable space for students.
We love when students take initiative, use their voice, and turn ideas into action. Great work, Dumitra! 💙
After researching options, Dumitra is developing a plan to help bring this idea to life and create a more comfortable space for students.
We love when students take initiative, use their voice, and turn ideas into action. Great work, Dumitra! 💙
Tonight's Board of Education meeting has been canceled and rescheduled to Monday, April 13, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the MS/HS Media Center.
Our Middle and High School students recently competed in the GLOW Tech Wars at the GCC Batavia Campus, where they showcased their skills across a wide range of engineering and design challenges.
We are proud to share that our High School team earned 2nd place overall, as well as 2nd place in the combined Middle and High School division!
We also had multiple top-three finishes throughout the competition. Our first-place winners include:
Sawyer (Middle School) – CO₂ Concept Car
Andres (High School) – CO₂ Concept Car
Oren, Benton, Ayaan, Bryce, and Preston – Regatta Race
Congratulations to all of our students for their hard work! We couldn’t be more proud! 🎉
We are proud to share that our High School team earned 2nd place overall, as well as 2nd place in the combined Middle and High School division!
We also had multiple top-three finishes throughout the competition. Our first-place winners include:
Sawyer (Middle School) – CO₂ Concept Car
Andres (High School) – CO₂ Concept Car
Oren, Benton, Ayaan, Bryce, and Preston – Regatta Race
Congratulations to all of our students for their hard work! We couldn’t be more proud! 🎉
Reminder: There will be no school starting tomorrow, April 3, through April 10 for our Spring Recess.
We hope everyone has a chance to relax and recharge! We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, April 13.
We hope everyone has a chance to relax and recharge! We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, April 13.
🔬Celebrating GCS Scientists🔬
Our elementary students amazed us with their curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving skills as they explored "things that go" at our Elementary Science Fair.
From thoughtful hypotheses to hands-on experiments, each project reflected the hard work and enthusiasm our students bring to learning every day. We are so proud of their confidence in presenting their ideas and explaining their discoveries!
A big thank you to our teachers, families, and volunteers for supporting our budding scientists along the way. 💙
Our elementary students amazed us with their curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving skills as they explored "things that go" at our Elementary Science Fair.
From thoughtful hypotheses to hands-on experiments, each project reflected the hard work and enthusiasm our students bring to learning every day. We are so proud of their confidence in presenting their ideas and explaining their discoveries!
A big thank you to our teachers, families, and volunteers for supporting our budding scientists along the way. 💙
Last week, some of our high school students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare attended the GLOW With Your Hands event at GCC!
Students had the opportunity to explore a variety of healthcare careers through hands-on demonstrations and engaging speakers. It was an exciting and informative experience that helped bring their future goals into focus!
Students had the opportunity to explore a variety of healthcare careers through hands-on demonstrations and engaging speakers. It was an exciting and informative experience that helped bring their future goals into focus!
Our elementary school recently celebrated our character traits of the month-leadership and cooperation- through a wonderful showcase of student involvement and diversity.
Students from our Bilingual and Spanish Clubs took the stage to model and teach common Spanish phrases, giving the audience a chance to learn and participate. We were also treated to music and dancing from our MS/HS Salsa Band, led by Mr. Rood, which added energy and excitement to the celebration!
In addition, we recognized our Students of the Month and presented the GO BLUE Class Spirit Award.
It was a meaningful event that truly highlighted the power of cooperation, leadership, and student voice in our school community!
Students from our Bilingual and Spanish Clubs took the stage to model and teach common Spanish phrases, giving the audience a chance to learn and participate. We were also treated to music and dancing from our MS/HS Salsa Band, led by Mr. Rood, which added energy and excitement to the celebration!
In addition, we recognized our Students of the Month and presented the GO BLUE Class Spirit Award.
It was a meaningful event that truly highlighted the power of cooperation, leadership, and student voice in our school community!
Some of our 8th grade students recently visited Monroe Community College to explore their Optics program.
During the visit, students heard presentations from MCC faculty and current students, participated in hands-on demonstrations, toured the campus, and even had the opportunity to work with electrical currents!
It was a great experience that gave our students insight into exciting career pathways and future learning opportunities!
During the visit, students heard presentations from MCC faculty and current students, participated in hands-on demonstrations, toured the campus, and even had the opportunity to work with electrical currents!
It was a great experience that gave our students insight into exciting career pathways and future learning opportunities!
Did you know that this past weekend was NYS Maple Weekend? 🍁
So it was the perfect opportunity for our elementary students to dive into the science of maple syrup production! In the classroom, students stepped into the role of real maple producers- pretending to tap trees using toy drills and hammers, just like it’s done in nature.
They also got creative by designing their very own maple syrup bottles, showcasing both their artistic skills and creativity.
To top it off, students explored the science behind syrup production by practicing how to use filters and hydrometers to measure sugar content- just like the pros!
So it was the perfect opportunity for our elementary students to dive into the science of maple syrup production! In the classroom, students stepped into the role of real maple producers- pretending to tap trees using toy drills and hammers, just like it’s done in nature.
They also got creative by designing their very own maple syrup bottles, showcasing both their artistic skills and creativity.
To top it off, students explored the science behind syrup production by practicing how to use filters and hydrometers to measure sugar content- just like the pros!
Notice - There will be a Special Meeting of the Board of Education to approve the final Capital Improvement Project gymnasium floor extraction, on Monday, March 23, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. in the MS/HS Media Center. If you would like to attend virtually, you can find the link to the meeting on Monday on our Board of Education website.
Some of our sophomores recently completed their third worksite tour- this time visiting the Livingston County Sheriff’s Department.
Students explored careers in law enforcement and public safety while touring the facility and learning firsthand what it takes to serve in these roles. They were able to visit three of the department’s four divisions and, most importantly, build meaningful connections with professionals in the field.
Experiences like this continue to give our students valuable insight as they consider their future career paths.
Students explored careers in law enforcement and public safety while touring the facility and learning firsthand what it takes to serve in these roles. They were able to visit three of the department’s four divisions and, most importantly, build meaningful connections with professionals in the field.
Experiences like this continue to give our students valuable insight as they consider their future career paths.
The GCS Board of Education has approved the Instructional Calendar for the 2026–2027 school year.
You can view the calendar for next year below or by using this link: https://www.geneseocsd.org/page/district-school-calendar-2026-2027
You can view the calendar for next year below or by using this link: https://www.geneseocsd.org/page/district-school-calendar-2026-2027
We think some leprechauns may have paid us a visit this week! 🍀
They started by giving us a surprise day off on Tuesday, and then came back yesterday to play a few more tricks on our students.
We hope our students enjoyed the fun and a little bit of leprechaun mischief!
They started by giving us a surprise day off on Tuesday, and then came back yesterday to play a few more tricks on our students.
We hope our students enjoyed the fun and a little bit of leprechaun mischief!
Our kindergartners have been busy learning about pairs that make ten!
To practice this important math skill, students have been playing a fun game called “Clumsy Thief Jr.” The game helps them recognize number pairs that add up to ten while working together and having fun.
Great work, kindergarten mathematicians!
To practice this important math skill, students have been playing a fun game called “Clumsy Thief Jr.” The game helps them recognize number pairs that add up to ten while working together and having fun.
Great work, kindergarten mathematicians!
Due to the continued power outage, school will be closed today, March 17th and all after school activities are cancelled. Thank you an please be safe.
Geneseo Central School is on a two hour delay this morning (3/17) due to a power outage at the school. If this changes, another message will be sent out.
The Board of Education meeting is scheduled for tonight, March 16, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the MS/HS Media Center. If you would like to attend virtually, please use this link.
We would like to congratulate our Elementary Page Turners on their 3rd place finish for the year! 📚
Great job to all of the students who participated and represented our school so well. Your hard work, teamwork, and love of reading made this a fantastic season. We are so proud of you!
Great job to all of the students who participated and represented our school so well. Your hard work, teamwork, and love of reading made this a fantastic season. We are so proud of you!
We want to send a huge congratulations to the cast, crew, and entire production team of The Curious Savage! 🎭
The show was incredible, and we are so proud of the hard work, talent, and dedication that went into bringing this production to the stage. Thank you to everyone who helped make the show such a success!
The show was incredible, and we are so proud of the hard work, talent, and dedication that went into bringing this production to the stage. Thank you to everyone who helped make the show such a success!
At the elementary level, March is all about cooperation- working together to reach shared goals. Our second graders recently put that idea into action by collaborating to design their very own dream playgrounds!
Their creative designs included everything from ziplines and trampolines to water slides and rock walls. By working together and sharing ideas, students practiced cooperation while bringing their imaginative playgrounds to life.
Keep up the great work, second graders! 👏
Their creative designs included everything from ziplines and trampolines to water slides and rock walls. By working together and sharing ideas, students practiced cooperation while bringing their imaginative playgrounds to life.
Keep up the great work, second graders! 👏
