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The Geneva City School District proposed budget passed with over 81 percent voter approval. Candidate Randall Grenier won election to one five-year term on the school board.
“One of the greatest strengths of our district is the community support. Our families and community members have stood with us throughout this very challenging school year. With so many voting in favor of our spending plan, I am certain they will continue to support us in the coming school year,” said Superintendent Patricia Garcia. “I am very grateful to everyone who voted today, and to everyone who helped craft this budget and make the vote possible. Thank you for putting your trust in us.”
Geneva city schools propose 1% tax increase in levy
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John DeFazio will leave Rochester school district to join Geneva Middle School as principal
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The Ontario County Board of Supervisors met for a regular meeting on April 1, 2021. During the meeting, the Board continued its long-standing process of blocking resolutions into groups for consideration. The Board considered and unanimously approved 39 resolutions without discussion or debate.
The Government Operations and Insurance Committee moved five resolutions to the full Board for consideration.
The first Resolution authorized acceptance of a $91,912.47 grant from the New York State Board of Elections. These grant funds were from the Cybersecurity Remediation Grant Program for program costs running from December 21, 2019, through December 31, 2021.