Here are our GHS "Perfect Week" winners. Each Friday we randomly select a student from each grade level that had perfect attendance and conduct. These students will meet with Mr. Mosier and receive free Casey's pizza. Congrats
GHS has been busy this past week with a lot of extracurriculars! Proud of all their hard work!
Here are our GHS "Perfect Week" winners. Each Friday we randomly select a student from each grade level that had perfect attendance and conduct. These students will meet with Mr. Mosier and receive free Casey's pizza. Congrats!
Congrats to our GHS Students of the Week! These students were recognized by staff for their positive impact in the classroom. They will find out from Mr. Mosier, who nominated them, and receive a free drink, snack, and pizza from Casey’s.
Here are our GHS "Perfect Week" winners. Each Friday we randomly select a student from each grade level that had perfect attendance and conduct. These students will meet with Mr. Mosier and receive free Casey's pizza. Congrats!
Spanish simulated a authentic Spanish tapas restaurant, complete with real food from Spain, purchased locally. Great experience for our students!
Congrats to our GHS Students of the Week! These students were recognized by staff for their positive impact in the classroom. They will find out from Mr. Mosier, who nominated them, and receive a free drink, snack, and pizza from Casey’s. Congrats.
Here are our GHS "Perfect Week" winners. Each Friday we randomly select a student from each grade level that had perfect attendance and participation. These students will meet with Mr. Mosier and receive free Casey's pizza. Congrats!
It’s been a busy week filled with some of our favorite traditions and plenty of Maple Leaf spirit!
Wednesday brought float building and a whole lot of creativity, followed by an energetic pep rally last night.
Today is a big one! Our football team and cheerleaders started the morning by visiting their home elementary schools to pump up the elementary students for Homecoming. This is one of our favorite traditions and a great way for our high school students to connect with the younger students and serve as role models. Later today, we’ll have the Homecoming Parade followed by tonight’s football game. Please come out to cheer on our teams. Looking for a big crowd!
Tomorrow night, we’ll wrap up the week with the Homecoming Dance.
A huge thank you to our students, staff, families, and community for making Homecoming Week so special!
Go Leafs!
Wednesday brought float building and a whole lot of creativity, followed by an energetic pep rally last night.
Today is a big one! Our football team and cheerleaders started the morning by visiting their home elementary schools to pump up the elementary students for Homecoming. This is one of our favorite traditions and a great way for our high school students to connect with the younger students and serve as role models. Later today, we’ll have the Homecoming Parade followed by tonight’s football game. Please come out to cheer on our teams. Looking for a big crowd!
Tomorrow night, we’ll wrap up the week with the Homecoming Dance.
A huge thank you to our students, staff, families, and community for making Homecoming Week so special!
Go Leafs!
Never forget the lives lost, and the families, first responders, service members, and communities forever impacted by the events of 9/11. We honor their memory and reflect on the courage, compassion, and unity that emerged in the face of tragedy.
Happy Labor Day! We’re grateful for the hard work, dedication, and contributions of those who help our schools and communities thrive. Enjoy the holiday!
Congrats to our Geneseo High School Students of the Week. These students were recognized by staff for their positive impact in the classroom.
Due to extreme heat and to prioritize the safety and well-being of our students and staff, all outdoor athletic and extracurricular activities for Geneseo CUSD 228 scheduled to begin before 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 1 and Wednesday, September 2, have been cancelled, moved indoors, or postponed.
Join our team and make a difference in the lives of students! Geneseo CUSD 228 is now hiring paraprofessionals at GHS, Millikin and Southwest to work alongside teachers and support students’ learning, development and success throughout the school day. Interested? Visit GeneseoSchools.org > Employment to view openings and apply.
https://www.geneseoschools.org/page/employment
https://www.geneseoschools.org/page/employment
GHS had a strong start to the school year as academics and extracurriculars are in full swing!
Join the Geneseo Police Department for its Mindful Strides 5K, 2-mile run/walk, and Kids' Stride on Saturday, September 5 at Richmond Hill Park in Geneseo! The 5K and 2-mile events begin at 9:00 a.m., with the Kids' Stride starting at 8:30 a.m. Come walk, run, or cheer on the kids while supporting the police department’s Impact Program and its efforts to build a dementia-friendly community. Learn more and register: https://www.geneseoschools.org/page/coming-up-athletics-and-extracurriculars
Make a difference by joining our team! We’re looking for dedicated individuals to support our students and schools in various roles, including part-time custodian, paraprofessionals, SAFE supervisor, athletic coaches, and substitute roles. Visit GeneseoSchools.org to explore opportunities and apply today:
https://www.geneseoschools.org/page/employment
https://www.geneseoschools.org/page/employment
We are excited to welcome Stacey Anderson, our new cross categorical teacher at Geneseo High School. Mrs. Anderson graduated from St. Ambrose University and later earned a master’s degree in special education from Western Governors University. She spent 16 years working in mental and behavioral healthcare before teaching for two years in split building roles as a resource teacher in Moline.
“I am looking forward to being at the high school and helping kids know and reach their potential,” said Mrs. Anderson. “I am the type of teacher that understands that kids need to be met where they are and sometimes that looks different for each learner in the room. I hope to build some roots in this community and help students feel confidence in the classroom that may not have always been easy for them. When kids leave high school I hope they feel like they got out of school what they wanted and I hope to be a part of that success.”
“I am looking forward to being at the high school and helping kids know and reach their potential,” said Mrs. Anderson. “I am the type of teacher that understands that kids need to be met where they are and sometimes that looks different for each learner in the room. I hope to build some roots in this community and help students feel confidence in the classroom that may not have always been easy for them. When kids leave high school I hope they feel like they got out of school what they wanted and I hope to be a part of that success.”
Freshman Orientation - Welcome, Class of 2030!
We had a great day welcoming our incoming freshmen to Geneseo High School! A big thank you to our Link Crew students for helping our newest Leafs feel welcome and showing them what it means to be part of the GHS family.
We’re excited to have you here!
We’re excited to introduce Austin Ioerger, our new counselor at Geneseo High School. Mr. Ioerger attended Augustana College, where he studied psychology and communications, and he then earned a master’s degree in school counseling from Bradley University. He spent three years at Metamora High School, including time as a school counseling intern and coaching football, and track and field.
“I look forward to joining such a wonderful community and supporting the amazing students within it throughout the exciting and sometimes challenging times of high school,” said Mr. Ioerger. “What I enjoy most about counseling is the ability to learn the uniqueness of each individual student and support that student through whatever challenges they may face. I love talking with students about their career passions and helping them develop a plan for after they graduate. Lastly, I hope to create a safe and supportive space for all students within the community.”
“I look forward to joining such a wonderful community and supporting the amazing students within it throughout the exciting and sometimes challenging times of high school,” said Mr. Ioerger. “What I enjoy most about counseling is the ability to learn the uniqueness of each individual student and support that student through whatever challenges they may face. I love talking with students about their career passions and helping them develop a plan for after they graduate. Lastly, I hope to create a safe and supportive space for all students within the community.”
