Congrats to our February GHS students of the month, Addison Dykstra and Shane Bagby. These two were selected by staff for their outstanding character and leadership. Proud of you!

For the third straight year, Geneseo High School will host a Dance Marathon that will benefit Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. Learn more about the event, its organizers, and how you can get involved: https://www.geneseoschools.org/article/1453534

We are thrilled to announce that a pair of our leaders have been recognized by the Illinois Principal Association (IPA). Nathan O'Dell has been named the Blackhawk Region IPA Middle School Principal of the Year, while Brooke Emmerson was selected as the Blackhawk Region IPA Assistant Principal of the Year! Congratulations to Nathan and Brooke!

Following one of the snowiest months of January on record for the Quad Cities, Geneseo Community Unit School District #228 has updated its calendar for the 2023-24 school year: https://www.geneseoschools.org/article/1452833
Congratulations to our January Students of the Month. These students have been have been doing an outstanding job at Northside. We will celebrate with donuts and an awards assembly on March 14th at 7:30 AM at the Northside Co-Lab. Way to go!!!!

It's National School Counseling Week! We are excited and grateful to recognize the work of Hilary Anselmi, Kathy Buysse, Zach Johnson and Katy Taylor at GHS, as well as the other 121,000 school counselors across the nation. Thank you for all that you do!

It is National School Counselor and Social Worker week, Feb 5-9, which highlights the essential contributions our counselors provide for our kids and community. Join us in celebrating our amazing team at GMS, Kate Reed, Amy Feely, and Jill Woulf. Thanks for all you do!

GMS 8th grade students in FACS classes with Mrs. Strohm had a fantastic fajita Friday as they were FINALLY able to have an uninterrupted week to learn and prepare for a lab activity. It smelled wonderful too!!!










Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow this morning, so Miss O'Brien's fourth graders colored giant groundhogs to celebrate Spring being on its way!!



GMS Bands kickoff a Friday evening of fun and sound at this year's Rehears-a-thon. Clinicians met up with each instrument section to provide powerful musical instruction. The kids also played games and ate a lot of food!






GMS Ag Club members learned lots about agriculture class offerings, FFA activities, and individual experiences from GHS agriculture teacher, Mrs. Wetzell, and GHS students, Kylie Maertens, Austin Pearce, and Ayden Kane. They shared valuable insights with our students and we greatly appreciate them visiting and answering questions too.





Congrats to our GHS Wednesday Difference Makers. These students were recognized for having a positive influence.

7th graders traveled to Circa21 today to take part in a theatre workshop and then view the play "Murder on the Orient Express." After studying plot, and reading multiple novels and plays this year, our 7th graders really enjoyed this unique local experience!







Northside students absolutely love morning Math Club time. A great way to get the brains moving and have a lot of fun doing so.




Superintendent Dr. Adam Brumbaugh recently joined City Administrator Brandon Maeglin and Alderman Keith Kennett on Let’s Talk Geneseo. Listen to the segment now: https://www.geneseoschools.org/article/1432877

Today at GMS we honored an educator who has gone above and beyond to serve students, their families, colleagues, and the entire Geneseo Community. Pat Mitchell received a Maple Leaf Medallion for modeling Teach Learn Care, and he received the award from one of his very own students!



There is no school on January 23, 2024, for Geneseo CUSD 228 due to the icy road conditions.

Due to the icy road conditions, Geneseo CUSD 228 is closed on Monday, January 22, 2024.

Matt Furlong, the new head coach of the Green Machine, was joined by his son Bryant at Geneseo High School on Saturday as he addressed his players, sat down with coaches, and met the media.






8th graders visited the GHS Vocational Center on Wednesday, touring the amazing new facility, hearing from teachers and Vocational Director Travis Mackey, and asking solid questions about career-based courses they may be taking in their next 4 years.




