Student of the Month is an academic award program at Gates Chili High School where each department identifies a student for outstanding achievement or for demonstrating leadership in the classroom. We believe that it is essential to recognize students that demonstrate high quality effort and learning.
With winter weather approaching, we'd like to share important information regarding communication in situations such as an emergency or weather-related event.
Gates Chili CSD is utilizing the Safe School Helpline, a convenient, confidential way for anyone to report information about situations that may affect safety. You can call 1-800-418-6423 ext. 359, text TIPS to 66746 or click the link above to report anonymously.
Going forward, elementary families will be able to use the SchoolTool Parent Portal to access progress reports online.
Click the link above to download an updated February 2020 for your school calendar/handbook.
The Gates Chili Education Foundation is actively seeking potential candidates to serve on the Board of Directors. The Foundation prides itself on having members from all segments of the community, to reflect the diversity of our neighbors and students we serve.
New York State Law requires all students to present proof of immunizations before being allowed to attend school.
Paul Road is equipped with a brand new sensory hallway thanks to the Gates Chili Education Foundation.
More than 500 bottles of toiletries were donated to GCCSD, which are being combined into care bags by Walt Disney students.
Sixth-grade Telescope Night will feature brand-new telescope kits, thanks to the Corning Incorporated Foundation.
Five students from Gates Chili High School were invited to attend the TEDxRochester at the Rochester Museum and Science Center on Tuesday.
Elementary students created activity books for children in UR Medicine’s Golisano Children’s Hospital, making 300 of them to donate to patients ahead of the holiday season.
Congratulations to the GCHS students who made honor roll for the first marking period of the 2019-2020 school year
The GCHS Service Club brought in more than $4,500 for Gates Chili families through its annual homeroom drive. Each year the Service Club uses the funds from this drive to adopt families from around the district and provide them with food and gifts for the holidays.
