Congratulations to the talented GHS writers who participated in the 2024 Dukane Conference Literary Festival. Special shoutout to Bailey Hollis for winning Critic's Choice in Descriptive Sketch and Lia Dellutri for winning Critic's Choice in Descriptive Sketch and Poetry. 

Soon it will be time to let the school district know if your student(s) will be returning to school in the fall for the 2024-25 school year. This year, we are asking all parents/guardians to provide documents that prove that you live in  Geneva. We are giving you an advance notice so that you have time to gather the documents you need. The student verification process will be available online from April 26-May 17.

The Geneva Early Learning Program invites area families to an Open House from 6:30-7:15 p.m. Wed., on April 17, to learn about the rewarding and enriching preschool offerings from Geneva CUSD 304. Geneva Early Learning Program is an inclusive preschool community for residents of Geneva 304 offering a full continuum of services for children including those with identified disabilities. Its curriculum is a research-based, play-based curriculum. The program is currently accepting enrollment for tuition-based preschool students 3 or older. Parents can enroll now for the 2024-25 school year.

The talented students at Geneva Middle School South put on an incredible performance of Aladdin Jr. this weekend. Check out these amazing photos capturing all the magic behind the scenes, during rehearsals, and the show itself. Bravo to everyone involved in bringing this magical production to life.

This weekend, Geneva Middle School North students showcased their amazing talent in a stunning rendition of "Beauty and the Beast." The photos below reveal the hard work and dedication that went into every aspect of the production, from tech crew, musicians, backstage crew and the onstage performers. Congratulations to all the students and staff who made this magical show possible.

Seventh graders at GMSN participated in the school's annual Patriots Day, where they learned about Colonial America and the history of our country. They dressed in colonial clothing, held an opening ceremony with a play and live music then held a colonial market. The day continued with a tournament of skills including hammering, knot tying, and cherry pie eating!