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Geneva Community High School

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416 McKinley Ave Geneva, IL 60134 (Main entrance off McKinley) | Get Directions »

630-463-3801

www.geneva304.org/ghs/

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Geneva Community High School has a long tradition of academic and athletic excellence. The high school has more than 2,000 students and 130 faculty members and regularly scores in the top 10 percent in state test scores. GHS teams continually are among the top performers in the Upstate Eight Conference.

The principal, Tom Rogers, is a longtime Geneva resident and graduate of Geneva Community High School.

Fax: 630-463-3809
Hours: School day: 7:40am - 2:45pm; Office: 7am - 4pm
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Founding Date: Jun 01 1876
Number of students: 2,021
Male-to-female ratio: 1014 male - 1007 female
Public/Private: Public
Financial aid: Yes
Graduation rate (%): 98.6
Accreditation/licenses: North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement
Student-to-teacher ratio: 20.1
Parking: On-street: free, Paid lot
Number of faculty: 130
How engaged is the school with the community?: "Our community has extremely high expectations, and we benefit from that greatly," Principal Tom Rogers said. "What's the magic formula? Fantastic faculty and people who work hard."
What makes this community special?: "We're very fortunate to have students walking through the door eager to learn, and credit for that has to go to the parents," Rogers said.
Grade levels: 9 -12
Boarding: No
Special education: Yes
Uniforms: No
Features: Auditorium/stage, Cafeteria, Computer lab, Library, Science lab, Sports facilities
Extracurricular activities available: WYSE team, speech team, Skills USA, Scholastic Bowl, model UN, math team, Youth in Government
Student clubs: Art, culinary arts, drama, environmental, French, Future Educators Association, GSA, NHS, RPG, Reflections Magazine, SADD, student council, Spanish, German, International Thespian Society, Key, Leo, Viking View Newspaper, yearbook, Ultimate Frisbee
Sports teams: Boys: golf, soccer, football, basketball, bowling, wrestling, gymnastics, track, tennis, volleyball, lacrosse; Girls: golf, volleyball, cross-country, tennis, cheerleading, dance team, basketball, bowling, track, badminton, baseball, softball, soccer