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!
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!
We would like to congratulate our members of the Bowling Team for representing Geneseo at Sectionals! 🎳
A special congratulations goes to Matthew, who recorded the high series for Section V and will now be representing Geneseo at the State Championships in Syracuse in a few weeks.
Great job to our bowlers, and best of luck to Matthew at states!
A special congratulations goes to Matthew, who recorded the high series for Section V and will now be representing Geneseo at the State Championships in Syracuse in a few weeks.
Great job to our bowlers, and best of luck to Matthew at states!
Some of our sophomores recently took part in their first worksite tour, visiting DP Tool, a metal manufacturing plant in Avon.
During the tour, students saw firsthand how a piece of raw metal material is transformed into finished products. They learned about the process of programming CNC machines and observed how precision parts- such as a differential casing for a Ford Raptor- are created.
Experiences like this give students a valuable look at real-world careers and the advanced technology used in modern manufacturing.
We want to thank Mrs. Harvey for making this possible. Her continued hard work and dedication in creating opportunities for our students to explore, experience, and learn about future career options is truly commendable. Her efforts open meaningful pathways for students to discover their interests and envision their futures with confidence. Our school community is stronger because of her commitment to expanding possibilities for every learner!
During the tour, students saw firsthand how a piece of raw metal material is transformed into finished products. They learned about the process of programming CNC machines and observed how precision parts- such as a differential casing for a Ford Raptor- are created.
Experiences like this give students a valuable look at real-world careers and the advanced technology used in modern manufacturing.
We want to thank Mrs. Harvey for making this possible. Her continued hard work and dedication in creating opportunities for our students to explore, experience, and learn about future career options is truly commendable. Her efforts open meaningful pathways for students to discover their interests and envision their futures with confidence. Our school community is stronger because of her commitment to expanding possibilities for every learner!
📅❄️ Reminder: There will be no school next week as we observe our February Break. We hope everyone enjoys the time off, and we'll see all of our students on Monday, February 23!
🏆 Congratulations to our High School Brainstormers, who recently brought home the first-place trophy after their latest competition! Even more impressive- they finished the season undefeated. Great job, team! 👏
🎓 Alumni Hall of Fame Nominations Now Open! 🎓
Nominations for the GCS Alumni Hall of Fame are due March 2! This honor recognizes alumni who have achieved distinction, demonstrated outstanding accomplishments, or made meaningful contributions in their school, career, community, or personal life.
More details and the nomination form can be found here: https://www.geneseocsd.org/page/alumni-hall-of-fame
Nominations for the GCS Alumni Hall of Fame are due March 2! This honor recognizes alumni who have achieved distinction, demonstrated outstanding accomplishments, or made meaningful contributions in their school, career, community, or personal life.
More details and the nomination form can be found here: https://www.geneseocsd.org/page/alumni-hall-of-fame
⛷️🏆 We want to congratulate our Ski Team, who were honored at the Southern Tier Race League Awards Ceremony this weekend! Lincoln finished 4th in the league, while Andres earned 9th place in Boys Varsity.
The team now heads to Sectionals tomorrow and Wednesday- best of luck!
The team now heads to Sectionals tomorrow and Wednesday- best of luck!
🎉👏 We want to congratulate our Middle School and High School Students of the Month for January for displaying the GO BLUE trait of Grit!
We also recently hosted our First Semester Student of the Month Breakfast, welcoming September–January recipients and their families for breakfast and special recognition. The morning included thoughtful remarks from senior recipient Natalie, who spoke about the importance of representing our GO BLUE traits in all that we do.
We are proud of all of our students for their hard work and dedication!
We also recently hosted our First Semester Student of the Month Breakfast, welcoming September–January recipients and their families for breakfast and special recognition. The morning included thoughtful remarks from senior recipient Natalie, who spoke about the importance of representing our GO BLUE traits in all that we do.
We are proud of all of our students for their hard work and dedication!
🎶✨ Wow- tonight’s Fine Arts Festival was amazing! All of the performances were incredibly well done, and our students truly shined. If you missed the show, don’t worry- you can watch the entire performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw2c-FiNaig
🏒💙 Teacher Appreciation Night 💙🏒
The Livingston Lakers Hockey Team recently held their annual Teacher Appreciation Night- an event where players choose a teacher who has made a meaningful impact on their lives.
We’re proud to share that our GCS students chose to honor Mrs. Schuster, Mr. Antonucci, Ms. Bugbee, and Mr. Pitre for the difference they’ve made both in and out of the classroom.
Thank you for your dedication, support, and lasting influence on our students!
The Livingston Lakers Hockey Team recently held their annual Teacher Appreciation Night- an event where players choose a teacher who has made a meaningful impact on their lives.
We’re proud to share that our GCS students chose to honor Mrs. Schuster, Mr. Antonucci, Ms. Bugbee, and Mr. Pitre for the difference they’ve made both in and out of the classroom.
Thank you for your dedication, support, and lasting influence on our students!
🎶Join us for an evening of talent and live music at our Fine Arts Festival!
The Fine Arts Festival will take place on Monday, February 2, with concerts starting at 7:00 PM in the auditorium. Performances will feature all of our Jazz Bands, the Middle School Show Choir, and The Pitchforks- our High School a cappella group. We hope to see you there!
The Fine Arts Festival will take place on Monday, February 2, with concerts starting at 7:00 PM in the auditorium. Performances will feature all of our Jazz Bands, the Middle School Show Choir, and The Pitchforks- our High School a cappella group. We hope to see you there!
Our 6th grade artists recently wrapped up the second part of their Japanese art unit by creating their own maneki neko (beckoning cat) sculptures.
Students learned about the cultural significance of these traditional Japanese symbols and explored the meaning behind the different colors often used in maneki neko designs. After studying their history and purpose, students applied their knowledge to craft unique sculptures that reflect both creativity and cultural understanding.
Their finished pieces are a fun and meaningful celebration of Japanese art and symbolism!
Students learned about the cultural significance of these traditional Japanese symbols and explored the meaning behind the different colors often used in maneki neko designs. After studying their history and purpose, students applied their knowledge to craft unique sculptures that reflect both creativity and cultural understanding.
Their finished pieces are a fun and meaningful celebration of Japanese art and symbolism!
We’re proud to celebrate senior, Caitlyn, whose original animation won the RIT School of Film and Animation Award at the RIT Start Here Exhibition!
Caitlyn created her piece on an iPad, starting with a digital oil painting of a landscape and then animating each falling leaf in a seamless loop over the painting. The result is a beautiful blend of fine art and animation that truly stood out.
Amazing work, Caitlyn—we can’t wait to see what you create next!
Caitlyn created her piece on an iPad, starting with a digital oil painting of a landscape and then animating each falling leaf in a seamless loop over the painting. The result is a beautiful blend of fine art and animation that truly stood out.
Amazing work, Caitlyn—we can’t wait to see what you create next!
📅 Just a reminder: There will be no school for students on Monday, January 26 due to a Superintendent’s Conference Day. Have a great weekend!
Graphic Design students took on a real-world packaging challenge: designing a product that comes in a resealable pouch. Each student created three variations of their product, focusing on branding, consistency, and visual impact. From bold concepts to thoughtful details, these designs show how small changes can make a big difference.
🏀🔥 The Hardwood Classic Basketball Game is back- and YOU can get in on the fun!
This year’s Hardwood Classic will take place on March 6. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with tip-off at 6:30 PM. This special event helps raise money for the 5th Grade Whale Watch!
Join our community team by simply scanning the QR code on the flyer below or by following this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqDQJPt302gBbWkJFwqSNrUBDPbTtLKj7GPQyH2zDVRIDp-A/viewform
We can’t wait to see you on the court and in the stands!
This year’s Hardwood Classic will take place on March 6. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with tip-off at 6:30 PM. This special event helps raise money for the 5th Grade Whale Watch!
Join our community team by simply scanning the QR code on the flyer below or by following this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqDQJPt302gBbWkJFwqSNrUBDPbTtLKj7GPQyH2zDVRIDp-A/viewform
We can’t wait to see you on the court and in the stands!
🎉🏆 Congratulations to Our Blue Devils! 🏆🎉
Congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Interscholastic Competition in English Awards- and who brought home the Overall Cup Winner to Geneseo last week! We are incredibly proud of your hard work and success.
Individual Awards for our Blue Devils:
📖 Interpretation of Literature
1st Place – Natalie C.
4th Place – Eddie L.
5th Place – Jonah L.
🎭 Dramatic Presentation
1st Place – Kaedin A.
2nd Place – Bennett A.
3rd Place – Elena K.
✍️ Creative Writing
2nd Place – Emma C.
3rd Place – Zach S.
6th Place – Finn M.
🤝 Team Awards:
1st Place (Tie) – Geneseo Team 1 & Geneseo Team 2
4th Place – Geneseo Team 3
Outstanding performances by all- way to represent Geneseo with pride! 💙
Congratulations to all of our students who participated in the Interscholastic Competition in English Awards- and who brought home the Overall Cup Winner to Geneseo last week! We are incredibly proud of your hard work and success.
Individual Awards for our Blue Devils:
📖 Interpretation of Literature
1st Place – Natalie C.
4th Place – Eddie L.
5th Place – Jonah L.
🎭 Dramatic Presentation
1st Place – Kaedin A.
2nd Place – Bennett A.
3rd Place – Elena K.
✍️ Creative Writing
2nd Place – Emma C.
3rd Place – Zach S.
6th Place – Finn M.
🤝 Team Awards:
1st Place (Tie) – Geneseo Team 1 & Geneseo Team 2
4th Place – Geneseo Team 3
Outstanding performances by all- way to represent Geneseo with pride! 💙
Last month, our 9th grade class spent the day exploring the Buffalo AKG Art Museum.
Students walked through galleries filled with textures, brushstrokes, scale, and color combinations that simply don’t translate through a screen. Standing inches away from a canvas and seeing every intentional mark is a powerful reminder that art is a physical conversation between the artist and the viewer.
Experiences like this highlight why studying art matters- it opens our eyes, inspires creativity, and challenges us to see the world (and our own work) in new ways.
Students walked through galleries filled with textures, brushstrokes, scale, and color combinations that simply don’t translate through a screen. Standing inches away from a canvas and seeing every intentional mark is a powerful reminder that art is a physical conversation between the artist and the viewer.
Experiences like this highlight why studying art matters- it opens our eyes, inspires creativity, and challenges us to see the world (and our own work) in new ways.
🎉 Geneseo Central Earns Silver on the AP School Honor Roll! 🎉
We are proud to share that our district has earned Silver recognition on the College Board’s 2025 AP School Honor Roll, an honor that recognizes schools for expanding access to Advanced Placement coursework while supporting student success.
This achievement reflects our commitment to academic success, college readiness, and creating meaningful opportunities for our students.
To learn more about what this recognition means and to view details from the official report, check out our full article here: https://www.geneseocsd.org/article/2634127
We are proud to share that our district has earned Silver recognition on the College Board’s 2025 AP School Honor Roll, an honor that recognizes schools for expanding access to Advanced Placement coursework while supporting student success.
This achievement reflects our commitment to academic success, college readiness, and creating meaningful opportunities for our students.
To learn more about what this recognition means and to view details from the official report, check out our full article here: https://www.geneseocsd.org/article/2634127
