2019-20 Greece Central Calendar Approved

The 2019-20 Greece Central School District Calendar was approved at the March 12 Board of Education Meeting.

7th-12th Graders to Take Youth Risk Behavior Survey

This spring, the Greece Central School District students in grades 7-12 will be asked to take the U.S. Department of Health’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey. This anonymous, voluntary survey is administered every other year in Monroe County public schools. Students answer questions about a variety of topics. Click read more for additional information about the survey.

Greece Central Has a New Logo, Brand Mark

For the first time since 1999, the Greece Central School District has a new logo. Approved by the Board of Education on February 12, the new logo features a more modern, readable design that honors the past by using the same font and the same blue color as the previous logo.

Learn More About Greece Central’s ESSA Designation

New York State’s Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) plan is federal legislation replacing No Child Left Behind. Based on data from the 2017-18 school year, Greece Central has been named a Target District for having one Comprehensive Support and Improvement School (CSI). Click read more to see what the district is doing to provide every student with the support they need to be successful.

Apply for Pre-Kindergarten in 2019-20

Parents of children who will be 4-years-old on or before Dec. 1, 2019 can apply for Greece Central’s pre-kindergarten program. Offered free of charge, half-day a.m. and p.m. pre-kindergarten sessions are held five days a week in accordance with the school calendar.

Sponsors Sought for Community Schools

Businesses and community members can show their support for public education by contributing to our community school strategy. Community schools provide expanded learning opportunities for students and comprehensive supports for the whole family.

News from the March 12 Board of Education Meeting

Please read the latest edition of Board Briefs for information on the topics discussed during the March 12 Board of Education meeting.