🍁 Our 1st & 5th period photo students have been exploring the magic of color and contrast!
For this project, they captured fall-themed photos, converted them to black and white, and then used layer masks to reveal pops of the original color underneath.
The results show off both their technical skills and creative eye- amazing work, photographers! 📸✨
For this project, they captured fall-themed photos, converted them to black and white, and then used layer masks to reveal pops of the original color underneath.
The results show off both their technical skills and creative eye- amazing work, photographers! 📸✨
The Board of Education meeting is scheduled for tonight, October 20th, at 7PM in the MS/HS Media Center. If you would like to attend virtually, please use this link.
🌟 One Word Project
Our 4th graders took part in the One Word Project, inspired by the book “One Word” by Jon Gordon, Dan Britton, and Jimmy Page. Each student chose one powerful word to guide them through the year — words like Kind, Creative, Grateful, Win, and Wild. This project encourages students to focus on positivity, purpose, and personal growth all year long!
Our 4th graders took part in the One Word Project, inspired by the book “One Word” by Jon Gordon, Dan Britton, and Jimmy Page. Each student chose one powerful word to guide them through the year — words like Kind, Creative, Grateful, Win, and Wild. This project encourages students to focus on positivity, purpose, and personal growth all year long!
🎓 Exploring Future Opportunities! 🌟
The Geneseo High School Counseling Office recently hosted 14 colleges from the Rochester area for our annual College Fair! Juniors and Seniors had the opportunity to meet with admissions counselors and learn more about the programs, campuses, and opportunities each school has to offer.
A big thank you to our collegiate partners for taking the time to visit and share valuable information with our students — your support helps inspire the next generation of college-bound learners! 💙
The Geneseo High School Counseling Office recently hosted 14 colleges from the Rochester area for our annual College Fair! Juniors and Seniors had the opportunity to meet with admissions counselors and learn more about the programs, campuses, and opportunities each school has to offer.
A big thank you to our collegiate partners for taking the time to visit and share valuable information with our students — your support helps inspire the next generation of college-bound learners! 💙
Students in Señora Parish’s 8th grade Spanish classes have been learning all about weather and climate!
Each student researched a Spanish-speaking city of their choice, gathering information on average temperatures, climate patterns, and a weekly forecast. They then created colorful posters showcasing their findings, which are now proudly displayed around the classroom and in the hallway.
As part of a gallery walk, students explored the work of their classmates, learning about six different cities beyond their own.
Many were surprised to discover that not all Spanish-speaking countries have four seasons — some experience only wet and dry seasons! Others were intrigued to learn that countries in South America are heading into summer just as we move toward winter here in North America. ☀️❄️
Each student researched a Spanish-speaking city of their choice, gathering information on average temperatures, climate patterns, and a weekly forecast. They then created colorful posters showcasing their findings, which are now proudly displayed around the classroom and in the hallway.
As part of a gallery walk, students explored the work of their classmates, learning about six different cities beyond their own.
Many were surprised to discover that not all Spanish-speaking countries have four seasons — some experience only wet and dry seasons! Others were intrigued to learn that countries in South America are heading into summer just as we move toward winter here in North America. ☀️❄️
Building Connections Through Play! 🤝
Officer Hopper takes time to build positive relationships with our students — and what better way than a friendly game of basketball? 🏀
Thank you, Officer Hopper, for being a positive presence and a great role model in our school community!
Officer Hopper takes time to build positive relationships with our students — and what better way than a friendly game of basketball? 🏀
Thank you, Officer Hopper, for being a positive presence and a great role model in our school community!
🎉 Congratulations to Cooper! 🎉
Cooper, a kindergartener, has been nominated as our Junior Officer of the Month for October!
Way to go, Cooper! 💙
Cooper, a kindergartener, has been nominated as our Junior Officer of the Month for October!
Way to go, Cooper! 💙
✨📸 Mr. Antonucci’s high school photography students recently took their creativity outside! Exploring the Geneseo campus, they experimented with reflection photography—finding unique ways to capture mirrors, windows, and water to show the world from a new perspective. 🌎✨
These moments remind us that sometimes the best art is hidden in everyday surroundings—if you just take the time to look closely. 👀💡
These moments remind us that sometimes the best art is hidden in everyday surroundings—if you just take the time to look closely. 👀💡
Congratulations to our Girls Varsity Soccer Team on their win during the “More Than Just a Game... Pink Night for Cancer!” 💗 Both teams played with heart, making it a memorable night for an important cause. Thank you to everyone who came out to support and wore pink to raise awareness. Together, we proved it’s about so much more than just a game! 💕⚽️
💙 A Heartwarming Blue Devil Moment! 💙
If you’ve been to one of our soccer games, you might recognize Henry- a first grader affectionately known by many as our very own “Baby Blue Devil.”
Henry proudly cheers on his older brother Brennon, a senior on the varsity soccer team, always decked out head-to-toe in his Blue Devil gear. He’s a true fan through and through!
Last night was extra special- it was the first time Henry got to meet the real Blue Devil mascot! His face lit up as he ran over to show off his horns and outfit, and the two posed together for the sweetest photo. 💙
If you’ve been to one of our soccer games, you might recognize Henry- a first grader affectionately known by many as our very own “Baby Blue Devil.”
Henry proudly cheers on his older brother Brennon, a senior on the varsity soccer team, always decked out head-to-toe in his Blue Devil gear. He’s a true fan through and through!
Last night was extra special- it was the first time Henry got to meet the real Blue Devil mascot! His face lit up as he ran over to show off his horns and outfit, and the two posed together for the sweetest photo. 💙
🌕 Full Harvest Moon Treat! 🌕
Earlier this week, we enjoyed the beautiful Full Harvest Moon — and to celebrate, our Elementary Behavior Support Team surprised faculty and staff with Moon Pies! 🍪✨
It was a fun, thoughtful way to spread a little cheer and brighten everyone’s day.
Earlier this week, we enjoyed the beautiful Full Harvest Moon — and to celebrate, our Elementary Behavior Support Team surprised faculty and staff with Moon Pies! 🍪✨
It was a fun, thoughtful way to spread a little cheer and brighten everyone’s day.
📅 Schedule Reminder: There will be no school for students on Friday, October 10 due to a Superintendent’s Conference Day. In addition, there will be no school on Monday, October 13 in observance of Columbus Day.
We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend and comes back refreshed and ready for another great week!
We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend and comes back refreshed and ready for another great week!
⚽️💗 In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, GCS is teaming up with Keshequa CSD for our upcoming Girls Soccer Game this Friday night!
We’re asking all fans attending the game in Nunda to wear pink to show their support and help raise awareness. The game kicks off at 7 PM at Kiwanis Park in Nunda—let’s fill the stands with pink and cheer on our girls! 💙
We’re asking all fans attending the game in Nunda to wear pink to show their support and help raise awareness. The game kicks off at 7 PM at Kiwanis Park in Nunda—let’s fill the stands with pink and cheer on our girls! 💙
💙👑 GO BLUE! Second graders in Ms. Hensler’s class recently had a blast creating their very own Go Blue crowns to celebrate an amazing first month of school! These students have already shown so much grit, optimism, bravery, leadership, understanding, and excellence—we’re so proud of them!
The Board of Education meeting is scheduled for Monday, October 6th, at 7PM in the MS/HS Media Center. If you would like to attend virtually, please use the link below. The District-Wide Safety Plan is also available on the district website for public review and comment over the next 30 days.
https://tinyurl.com/yff4tcmt
https://tinyurl.com/yff4tcmt
🎉 Next week is Homecoming Week at GCS! Get ready to show your school spirit and join in the fun. Check out the flyer below for all the details on our Spirit Week Dress-Up Days!
💙 Students in Mrs. Serfass and Mrs. Buchbinder’s class have been hard at work on their All About Me presentations. Recently, they presented them to their peers—showing grit and bravery as they shared their stories. We’re so proud of our amazing 5th graders—GO BLUE!
🐛✂️📚 It’s been a busy (and fun!) start to the year in kindergarten! Our students have been hard at work on a variety of projects.
One activity was inspired by The Very Hungry Caterpillar, where students practiced putting the letters of their names in the correct order. Earlier in September, they worked on fine motor skills by ripping and gluing paper to create their names. And of course, we couldn’t forget a proud moment—one of our students showing off an amazing structure built with magnet tiles!
We love seeing the creativity, growth, and excitement happening each day in kindergarten! 💙
One activity was inspired by The Very Hungry Caterpillar, where students practiced putting the letters of their names in the correct order. Earlier in September, they worked on fine motor skills by ripping and gluing paper to create their names. And of course, we couldn’t forget a proud moment—one of our students showing off an amazing structure built with magnet tiles!
We love seeing the creativity, growth, and excitement happening each day in kindergarten! 💙
🌱 A group from our Earthwise Club were hard at work planting seeds for their hydroponic grow towers! They’ve started with lettuce, arugula, basil, and Swiss chard.
It’s exciting to see our students learning hands-on about healthy food, and the impact they can make right here at GCS!
It’s exciting to see our students learning hands-on about healthy food, and the impact they can make right here at GCS!
Yesterday, some of our students joined over 1,200 students from across the region at GLOW With Your Hands!
More than 70 local businesses came together to talk with students and provide hands-on experiences—helping them explore future careers in manufacturing, agriculture, and skilled trades. This event was an incredible opportunity for our students to learn, try new things, and start imagining the many career paths ahead of them!
More than 70 local businesses came together to talk with students and provide hands-on experiences—helping them explore future careers in manufacturing, agriculture, and skilled trades. This event was an incredible opportunity for our students to learn, try new things, and start imagining the many career paths ahead of them!
