November 15 is School Board Members Day, an opportunity for our schools and our community to recognize and thank the dedicated individuals who serve on our district’s Board of Education.
“Serving on a Board of Education is a commitment that often happens behind the scenes, but its impact reaches every classroom, every student, and every corner of our community,” stated Superintendent Dr. Laura Delgado. “I am incredibly grateful for the time, thoughtfulness, and care our Board members bring to their work. They approach difficult decisions with a shared purpose: doing what is best for our students and ensuring Geneseo CUSD 228 continues to move forward.”
Geneseo’s Board of Education consists of Kane Causemaker (President), Kyle Ganson (Vice-President), Diane Olson (Secretary), Casey Disterhoft, Tyler Robertson, Julie Robinson and Kelly Storm.
“Our Board’s willingness to listen, ask questions, consider diverse perspectives, and invest in the future of our schools is something we should never take for granted,” added Dr. Delgado. “On behalf of our students, staff, and families, thank you for your dedication, your leadership, and your belief in the importance of public education. We are fortunate to have individuals who care so deeply about our schools and the community we serve.”
Serving on a school board is an important responsibility that requires time, commitment, thoughtful decision-making, and a genuine investment in the future of the community. Geneseo’s Board of Education members volunteer their time and leadership to help guide the district, support its schools, and make decisions that impact students, staff, families, and residents.
As elected representatives, board members provide our community with a local voice in education decisions. They help shape the direction of the district, establish policies, oversee resources, and work alongside district leadership to support educational opportunities and student success.
On School Board Members Day, we extend our sincere appreciation to each member of our Board of Education for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to public education.