Geneva Community High School Class of 2026 graduated during commencement on Monday at the NIU Convocation Center in DeKalb.

Young aspiring writers from St. Charles, Geneva, and Batavia schools were honored during the 47th annual Creative Writing Contest. The selected students works were fiction, non-fiction and poetry.

A meeting is planned for Monday on a proposed $90 million taxing district for nearly 600 acres of the LaFox of Campton Hills project.

Geneva District 304 announced George Petmezas will become assistant superintendent of learning and teaching and Elisabeth Stoffers from Oswego schools will be the new principal for Williamsburg Elementary.

Geneva High School social studies teacher Lucas Rojas was the lone Illinois recipient of a $5,0000 Teaching America250 Awards grant.

Due to extreme cold weather conditions forecast for Friday, some schools are canceling classes or moving to an e-learning day all Kane County court proceedings will be on Zoom.

Geneva School District 304 and the Geneva Public Library District have partnered to provide students greater access to library materials.

Geneva High School students will see one new course and modifications to six existing courses in the 2026-27 school year, after the school board approves.

Geneva High School has courses that allow students to get credit at community colleges and also the University of Illinois. The school hopes to expand those opportunities.

Search our table to see what designation your Kane County school received on the 2025 school report card.

Geneva High School's co-president of the SADD club – Students Against Destructive Decisions – junior Timothy McQueston explained to the Geneva City Council that when teens have positive influences, they are less likely to engage in risky behaviors.

Crowds flocked to downtown Geneva Friday for the annual Geneva High School Homecoming Parade, which brought a little pomp and circumstance to State Street.

During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, senior living facility GreenFields of Geneva launched a pen pal program – and teen sisters Ann and Madeline Barr and resident Helen Meints have kept it up for five years.

Geneva High School's woodworking classes are getting with the times, and embracing change and technology to expands students' skills and be more relevant.

Officials will close several downtown Geneva streets starting Friday, Sept. 26, for the Geneva High School Homecoming Parade.

Campton Hills trustees approved an annexation agreement and the annexation of 962 acres for LaFox of Campton Hills in two split votes Thursday night.

A new school year is underway at Geneva District 304. What's new in the district?

The new school year in Geneva District 304 is underway. Here's a look at the first day of school at Western Avenue Elementary.

The Geneva District 304 agreed to a draft developer donation agreement with Shodeen Group for the proposed 962-acre LaFox of Campton Hills annexation to Campton Hills – subject to its attorney's approval.

Campton Hills' village president calls the LaFox development “This is probably the biggest thing that’s ever happened in town. Geneva District 304 officials want an impact fee of more than $6 million.

Campton Hills officials canceled a public hearing scheduled for Tuesday night on a 962-acre annexation to allow more time to work with Geneva District 304.

A fan being used to dry freshly cleaned carpet at Geneva Middle School North caught fire early Friday morning, officials said.

Campton Hills stands to receive $9.45 million in permit fees from a proposed annexation of 962 acres with 900 homes, according to a draft agreement, but the Geneva school district isn't guaranteed any of that.

Geneva High School graduates were celebrated with a commencement ceremony on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb.

German 1 got a one-year reprieve for the 2025-26 school year, after more supporters spoke out Tuesday at the Geneva District 304 school board meeting, imploring officials to keep that language among its course offerings.

Jamie Dunlap became a business teacher at Geneva High School because of a boring accounting instructor – and she took a circuitous road to get there.

As Geneva District 304 officials grapple with the prospect of sunsetting its German language classes due to declining enrollment, supporters lobbied against letting the program die.

A facility capacity analysis for Geneva District 304 shows the district has room to grow and the ability to maintain reasonable class sizes, officials said Monday night.

Kane County law enforcement and school officials are focused on the TRUST Act to guide how they respond to federal immigration policy.

Geneva High School seniors in English class not only study standard literature – they can also study graphic novels, contemporary texts, mythology, science fiction and fantasy.

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This week, the Illinois State Board of Education released school- and district-level data showing what percentage of Kane County students were considered proficient in math and reading last year. Check out this chart to see if that's an improvement over the prior year.

Hoping to get more students into its culinary arts classes, Geneva High School is looking to tweak scheduling to allow more interested students to sign up for them.

Geneva High School students, staff and community members celebrated homecoming on Friday, Sept. 27, 2024 with the annual parade along State Street.

Twelve Geneva High School students earned recognition in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program.

The U.S. Department of Education recognized Heartland Elementary School in Geneva District 304 as a National Blue Ribbon School for 2024, Superintendent Andrew Barrett announced at Monday's school board meeting.

The Geneva District 304 school board Monday adopted a budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year, with $150.3 million in expenditures, nearly $19 million more than last year's expenditures of $131.4 million, a 14.3% increase.

Geneva District 304 has seen its student population shrink from 5,732 students in the 2017-18 school year to the current year's enrollment of 5,044, a decrease of 688 students – but also look at a proposed development which could bring in 500-700 students.

Geneva District 304 mothers asked the school board to address the heat problem in the high school's contest gym.

The Geneva High School Vocational Exploration class will host its second annual car wash from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13 at the Burgess Field parking lot at Maple Lane and Gray Street, Geneva.

The Illinois Association of School Boards recognized the Geneva District 304 school board for its exceptional governance practices, one of 40 school district boards out of 850 in the state to receive this School Board Governance Recognition.

Geneva District 304 will have four open seats in the April 1, 2025, consolidated election.

Students and their parents arrived for the first day of school on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024 at Harrison Street Elementary School in Geneva.

Two Williamsburg Elementary School mothers spoke to the Geneva District 304 school board Monday about the use of cell phones and devices, urging that schools be "phone free" not only to support learning, but mental health.

Here is what Kane County parents should know about their school districts’ cellphone policies before sending their students back to school this fall.

The Geneva District 304 school board Monday accepted $9,000 from six donors – which included $2,500 to start a new Illinois High School Association sanctioned girls flag football program at Geneva High School.

Geneva District 304 school fees for the 2024-25 school year are largely the same, according to the schedule the school board approved.

The Geneva District 304 school board voted to accept $10,500 from seven donors and approved payments to vendors a dozen vendors for more than $3 million at the July 15 meeting.

Geneva District 304's insurer agreed to pay a family $60,000 in a settlement to end a federal lawsuit alleging the district ignored relentless bullying of their special needs seventh grade son.

A family that filed a federal lawsuit alleging Geneva District 304 officials ignored relentless bullying of their seventh grade special needs son accepted the district's settlement offer, according to a court filing Wednesday.