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On Sunday, September 21, 2014 at 12:00 noon, the West Genesee School District and the Town of Camillus will be hosting the 16th annual Race for Respect. The purpose of the race/walk is to promote and celebrate mutual respect, acceptance of responsibility and community among members of our school and local communities.You can pre-register by end of school today, September 17, or register the day of the race. MORE
Dr. Brown has posted an update to his Notes from the Superintendent where he discusses student privacy. MORE
You may have heard some health related news regarding the Enterovirus D68. This letter is to inform you that we have a confirmed case of the virus in our school community, and we will do everything possible to help keep you informed and prevent the spread of the virus. You can read the specifics by clicking on MORE
Parentlink software is replacing School News Notifier (SNN) and will allow us to send emails, texts, phone app notifications, and make phone calls. (Phone calls will be used primarily for snow days and emergency situations.) MORE
On August 18-19, new teaching staff participated in orientation and mentoring meetings. To view pictures of those teachers that participated in the program and who will be starting in the District this year click on MORE
Seventy-one students and recent graduates of West Genesee High School have been named Advanced Placement Scholars by The College Board in recognition of their exceptional achievement on the college-level Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations. MORE
Twenty-seven WGHS students had a total of thirty-one perfect scores on their Advanced Placement examinations in May. MORE
On Sunday, September 21, 2014 at 12:00 noon, the West Genesee School District and the Town of Camillus will be hosting the 16th annual Race for Respect. The purpose of the race/walk is to promote and celebrate mutual respect, acceptance of responsibility and community among members of our school and local communities. MORE
Congratulations to the 30 West Genesee High School students who together received a total of 34 perfect scores on their Regents examinations in June. MORE
The West Genesee PTA/PTO District Council is once again sponsoring a School Supply Drive. The purpose is to provide free school supplies for students in need of assistance who attend any school in the West Genesee School District.(Click on more for information about the program. MORE
West Genesee Central School District is being recognized by the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) in the Social Networking categories (Blog, Twitter, Facebook) of their 2014 Publications and Electronic Media Awards program. MORE
On June 21, 2014, the Class of 2014 graduated at the SRC Arena at Onondaga Community College. Congratulations and best of luck!
Looking for the bus schedule during exam time June 2014, just click here.
West Genesee Girls Lacrosse Team are the 2014 NYS CLASS A CHAMPIONS!! Final score 15-10 over West Islip!! Way to go!!!
Dr. Brown has posted an update to his Notes from the Superintendent where he discusses Kaleidoscope, athletic events that happened over the weekend, and those events coming up this week. Just click on the more to read the message. MORE
West Genesee residents approved the 2014-2015 budget and bus proposition on May 20, 2014. The $77,054,420 budget received 1,454 favorable votes and 323 votes in opposition. Elected to the Board of Education for three-year terms beginning in July, are incumbent Neil Widrick with 1,031. New to the Board is James Soper with 1,143 votes and Shawn Mitchell with 821 votes. Thank you to the community for your continued support! MORE
On Friday, May 16, 2014, a simulated car crash was conducted at West Genesee High School by the Camillus Police Department, Fairmount Fire Department, Waves Ambulance, Buranich Funeral Home, Meyers Collision, the District Attorney and Medical Examiner's Office with students from the high school. Click here to view a photo gallery of the event.... We wish all attending the Senior Ball a fun and safe time! MORE
Congratulations to all of the West Genny athletes that participated today in the Special Olympics! Great job! Click on the link below to view a video of the event, or click here.
Ben Mauro will address his alma mater during an upcoming visit to his hometown. Students at West Genesee Senior High will have the opportunity to listen to one of their most notable graduates speak on May 1 at 2:00 p.m. about the importance of music education and how it has influenced his stellar career path. MORE
Dr. Brown has posted an update to his Notes from the Superintendent where he discusses our talented students and a visit last week from a representative of the U.S. Department of Education. Just click on the more to read the message. MORE
One hundred fifty-two students from West Genesee High School were inducted into membership of the National Honor Society at the High School on November 18, 2013 and March 24, 2014. These members were selected by a faculty council for meeting high standards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. To read a list of the new members, go to MORE
West Genesee Central School District is one of 133 school districts and Board of Cooperative Educational Services in the state to receive the "2014 School Safety Excellence Award" from the Utica National Insurance Group. MORE
The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation has announced the results of its fifteenth annual "Best Communities for Music Education" survey, which acknowledges schools and districts across the U.S. for their commitment and support of music education in schools. This is the ninth time West Genesee has been recognized for this honor. MORE
The West Genesee District-Wide Diversity Committee hosted the 6th Annual Culture Fair today. at the high school, and everyone had a great time! From the diverse music, to dancing, to the awesome food! A big thank you to the West Genesee PTA/PTO District Council, Camillus PBA, Tops Friendly Markets for sponsoring the event, and to Dr. Copeland for coordinating all of the different pieces. To view a short video from the event, click on the link below. MORE
Swing-In 2014 will be at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 15 in the West Genesee High School Auditorium. Swing-In is an annual tradition of the West Genesee High School Fine Arts Department since 1968. Tickets are available in the WGHS Auditorium Lobby before the show and pre-sale from the jazz band members. All seats are $5.00 and are general admission. For more information, click on MORE
The Top Ten students of the West Genesee High School Class of 2014 was announced on February 24, 2014. For a list of the students in order of rank, go to MORE
Dr. Brown has posted an update to his Notes from the Superintendent where he shares that the Board of Regents has been meeting regarding the implementation of the Common Core Learning Standards [CCLS] in New York State. They will be acting on recommendations tomorrow that will change how the CCLS are being implemented. Just click on the more to read the message. MORE
West Genesee High School students will present the musical Guys and Dolls, at the high school auditorium on February 6-7 at 7:00 p.m. and February 8 at 2:00 p.m. MORE
The Academic Decathlon was held at Westhill High School on January 25 with the team from West Genesee placing third overall, behind Westhill and the team from Cazenovia that placed first. They brought home a total of 18 medals from the whole competition. The top three teams will advance to the state competition at SUNY Brockport to be held on February 28 - March 1. MORE
As the role of educational technology continues to evolve, we believe personal electronic device applications now play a role in the acquisition of new knowledge, teaching of organizational skills, and fostering responsible use among students and teachers. With this in mind, West Genesee High School will be piloting a new policy regarding the use of personal electronic devices starting Monday, February 3 through the remainder of the school year. To read the letter describing the pilot click on MORE
There will be lunch on Monday, but ONLY Breakfast on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday - for the High School ONLY! MORE
Congratulations to Senior Girls Basketball player Melissa Fumano who broke the 1000 point scoring mark last night in a game against Oswego. Melissa becomes just the 3rd female player in West Genesee history to reach this landmark! MORE
All secondary students can now review their schedules, assignments, and grades via the student portal in Schooltool. To access, click on the Quick Link on http://www.westgenesee.org/. Students log in to Schooltool with the same userID and password they use to access school workstations. Click here for the Quick Reference Guide for additional information.
We will be piloting a new after school snack program from December 2, 2013 through December 20, 2013. This program will allow high school students to purchase healthy snacks and drinks from 2:15 p.m. through 3:15 p.m. Monday to Friday in Cafeteria 1. This program is designed to be open for students waiting for practices, yet still allowing time for students to grab a quick snack after interaction time. MORE
Kyle Jenkins and Grace Walker at WGMS; Sophia Valerino and John Howes at CMS; and Emily Cook and Michael Richards at the high school were honored by the Camillus Optimists with the David Kenna Youth Appreciation Awards. Split Rock Elementary School teacher Melanie Callahan, WGMS mathematics teacher Kathleen Byrne, and high school teacher Leandra Kovalchik received the 2013 Joseph A. Witowski Teacher of the Year Award. MORE
West Genesee residents approved the Capital Project Referendum and Turf Field Reserve Fund propositions on November 12, 2013. The $24,305,200 Capital Project received 863 favorable votes and 218 votes in opposition. A second proposition to create a reserve fund for the turf field was approved 833 to 256. Thank you to the community for your continued support! MORE
The Wildcats took 1st place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey Saturday night, November 2, with a score of 95.687! The NYS Field Band Conference 2013 National Class winners won their first National title since 1990 at the USBand National Championship. MORE
Congratulations to the Wildcat Marching Band for winning the NYS Championship with a score of 96.25! Way to go!!!!! West Genesee 96.25; Norwalk (CT) 93.95; Victor 93.75; Arlington 93.15; Brentwood 90.85; Liverpool 90.45; Orchard Park 87.25; and Baldwinsville 86.90.
Congratulations to West Genesee High School science teachers Kathryn Annan and Samuel Gervaise for being named New York Master Teachers. This is quite an honor and they are an inspiration to all teachers. MORE
High school English teacher, Keith Newvine, is initiating a community reading project called "One Book, One Town: Everyone Reads". He has selected a book called Petey by Ben Mikaelsen. Click here for a flyer about the book which is at a reading level that is appropriate for nearly all grade levels beyond 6th grade. The author of the book will come to West Genesee in February to continue our discussion. We hope that you will help us to support this community initiative. MORE
Senior, Rachael Elsey of West Genesee High School, Camillus, NY, has been selected to be a member of the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Marching Band. She will join an elite group of musicians who will perform during halftime of the U.S. Army All-American Bowl at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. MORE
Senior Michael Richards has been named a Semi-Finalist along with senior Rachel Gdula who has been named a Commended Scholar in the 2014 National Merit Scholarship Program. MORE
Twelve West Genesee High School musicians were accepted into the All-State Conference to perform in Rochester, November 28-December 1, 2013. MORE
West Genesee Central School District is being recognized by the New York School Public Relations Association (NYSPRA) in the Website, Electronic Newsletter, and Social Networking - Twitter categories of their 2013 Publications and Electronic Media Awards program. Congratulations! MORE
On Sunday, September 22, 2013 at 12:00 noon, the West Genesee School District and the Town of Camillus will be hosting the 15th annual Race for Respect.Click here to download the registration form. MORE
On July 1, 2013, Paula Brillo was appointed by the Board of Education to the Director of Counseling and Student Services starting July 22, 2013. She is preceded by Kay Merrick, who retired from the District at the end of June. MORE


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What will life be like for ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich in federal prison? We were joined by someone who knows first-hand: Scott Fawell was Gov. George Ryan's chief of staff and campaign manager. He served four and a half years in a South Dakota prison.
Fawell said in prison, you cope because you have to.
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Is "Money" actually root of all evil?
People usually have this belief that money has destroyed societies and mankind. And therefore it the root of all evil. I disagree because its not the money but the person who uses it. There are rich people who are doing a lot for their communities. And lets just say even if we get rid of all the money, I am sure human beings will find something else to use in order to get what they want? Its the character and the attitude that encourages a man to do what he does with his money and not the other way round.
I personally believe we should stop blaming things that we ourselves have given value to. Would love to hear your views on it.
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Oct 31 2011: Geee Adriaan, I have real concerns with your reasoning. Do you not love yourself? Why Not? Are you not a good person? Good enough to love. The love of ourselves does not make us use anything we can lay our hands on to make things better for ourselves. Animals dont have a choice? What is this talk? You must be religious. - The cause of so much irrationality. A human will and does kill to eat. A human will also kill to survive. Problem is many humans are trapped in survival mode. demented does that come from the word Demon? By jingggies!!!! The root of all evil is not the love of self Adriaan. I have worked with people who some might claim to be evil and i can tell you these are people who do not love themselves. Far from it.
Oct 28 2011: I believe that the correct quote is that the LOVE of money is the root of all evil. Money itself is neutral and way more convenient than carrying gold, silver, a cow, or goat. The love of it is what causes some of the evil. It is a very complex question and books have been written on it. Evil can be seen on a range as missing the goal of being the best a person can be to being a mass murderer or a dictator. It is a range of behavior that is filled with events that demean, destroy, devalue people. Anything that adds to that process is evil. Money, gold etc are just points of faith and belief that the paper or coin I use to purchase goods and services has value that we all agree upon.
Oct 28 2011: I think to find the root of all evil in relationship to money we must find out why people are willing to kill and maim for it. Money does a lot of things. It allows you to be within an arm's reach of almost anything. It comes with tremendous power that can harm or help. I don't think money is the cause of evil, but rather the enabler of it.
Oct 28 2011: Once Ex-British PM Tony Blair said something like this, "money was invented to quantify happiness in ancient time but now even economists have forgotten the basic objective and we all are busy in measuring and maximizing money and most of the time it translate into sacrificing happiness". Back in 1999, the same Tony Blair wrote about achieving "a better quality of life", adding: "Money isn't everything. But in the past governments have seemed to forget this".
It was published in a excellent series of articles in BBC on "happiness". http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/happiness_formula/4809828.stm
Money itself is not the problem, but its use and consequences are. It also can be very addictive (more than drugs and alcohol) and that is more dangerous to the person and also to the society as a whole.


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Tomorrow, Westword, Open Media Foundation and Greater Than Collective will co-hosting a live performance by Denver's Kitty Crimes at the Denver Open Media studios at 7th and Kalamath. It's a continuation of our Open Music Sessions, where we will create several videos based on regular live tapings ... More >>
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Like the quixotically stylish music of his full-time band, Fingers of the Sun, Nathan Brasil's solo side-project, Salads and Sunbeams, is a warm and accessible, striped down version of the mustachioed songwriter's dream-pop style. "It's a lot of odds and ends that didn't work with Fingers of the Sun ... More >>
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Hunt probably won't give many clues to his thinking, but when he took control of the Chiefs from his late father, Lamar, Hunt said he preferred to hire a young coach who could be with the Chiefs for many years. Given their profound offensive problems this season, it's also likely Hunt will look for a coach with a background on that side of the ball. The Chiefs will most likely be playing with a rookie quarterback next season. They need a coach who can help develop a young passer and guide the offense to better production than the Chiefs had this season. Here are some possible choices in that vein:
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Everything about Arians should be attractive to the Chiefs. His job as interim head coach this season with the Colts while Chuck Pagano was receiving treatment for leukemia was excellent. Arians has worked with and helped develop a variety of quarterbacks in the early stage of their careers, including Peyton Manning, Ben Roethlisberger and Andrew Luck.
Back then, it was Carl Peterson pushed out of Arrowhead Stadium. Back then, the plan was to build through the draft. To model after the Steelers and strive for stability. To find the best personnel man in the NFL and give him full control over the football team.
That plan failed, and if we're all being honest, there's no logical reason to believe this one won't as well.
Hunt cried uncle on his first plan Monday by firing coach Romeo Crennel, but inexplicably stopped at merely neutering general manager Scott Pioli while keeping open the possibility of firing him later.
Crennel's 2-14 record matched the mark in Herm Edwards' final season in 2008 as the worst in club history. And, counting his three games as an interim head coach at the end of the 2011 season, Crennel's 4-15 mark — a winning percentage of .211 — is better only than Tom Bettis, who was 1-6 (.143) as interim head coach for the final seven games of the 1977 season.
The Chiefs players admired the way Crennel handled his dismissal.
"He's a respectful man," long snapper Thomas Gafford said. "And he carries himself in a very respectful way. He told us what was up, and we all knew it … he talked to us like men, and said from here on, he's moving on just like some of us are. He encouraged us to conduct ourselves in a respectful way and a smart way during the offseason."
"He's been through a lot with all the losing and the Jovan Belcher thing," Shaun Smith said. "He said he was going to take the time off and relax, prop his leg up and enjoy the snow. I'm going to do the same."
Smith said he didn't think there was much more Crennel could have done to reverse the team's fortunes in 2012.
"At the end of the day, coaches don't play," Smith said. "He's not the one out there executing or missing tackles or fumbling the ball or missing field goals. Coaches can only do so much.
"But that's the way it is in this league: Players mess up, and coaches get fired. You live with it. You move on."
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Antiques expert and avid collector Terry Kovel, co-author with her husband of nearly 100 books for collectors, will be the guest on I Remember on Milwaukee Public Television (MPTV-10) Monday, June 2, at 6:30 p.m.
Terry and Ralph Kovel wrote their first book, "The Dictionary of Marks," in the 1950s. Among their other books are "Kovels' American Antiques," "Kovels' American Collectibles," and "The Label Made Me Buy It."
They began publishing "The Complete Antiques Price List" in 1968, the first of a series which continues today. They also write a syndicated column appearing in more than 150 newspapers nationwide.
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General David Petraeus kisses Jill Kelley after accepting community service award presented at Kelley's home during the summer of 2011. (NY Daily News via Getty Images)
A New York businessman who discussed a multi-billion-dollar Korean business deal with Jill Kelley said the Tampa woman at the center of the Petraeus scandal told him Gen. Petraeus had arranged for her to become an honorary consul for South Korea and promote free trade, and then asked him for $80 million to complete the deal.
"Ms. Kelley made it clear to me that General Petraeus put her in this position, and that's why she was able to have access to such senior levels [of the Korean government]," said Adam Victor, president and CEO of TransGas Development Systems, "that they were essentially doing a favor for General Petraeus, and that she had access solely because of her relationship with General Petraeus."
Victor, who met Kelley at the Republican National Convention in Tampa in August, said he was disappointed in Gen. Petraeus for helping Kelley become an honorary consul. "Frankly, I blame Gen. Petraeus for this as a lapse of judgment," he said. "The general should have known better."
Gen. Petraeus resigned as CIA director last Friday after an FBI investigation turned up evidence of an affair between Petraeus and Paula Broadwell, co-author of the Petraeus biography "All In." The investigation began when Kelley, a Tampa socialite, told an FBI agent she knew about "harassing" emails that turned out to originate from Broadwell.
According to Victor, he went to Tampa to promote coal gasification and met a friend of Kelley's who suggested that they meet to discuss a possible international deal. "The person who introduced me to her said that she was well known to be a very close friend of Gen. Petraeus," said Victor.
Victor said that he and Kelley met in "the VIP section" at the convention, where Kelly said that "she was a very good friend of Gen. Petraeus," and that "he arranged for her to get this position of honorary consul for South Korea" to promote free trade. She also allegedly said she had access to senior government officials in Korea.
Victor said he thought it made sense that Petraeus would want to put a trusted aide in charge of promoting free trade. When Kelley named her fee for brokering the deal, however, Victor balked. The coal gasification plants under discussion were worth $4 billion, said Victor — and Kelley wanted a two percent cut. "That's an $80 million fee," he said. "And I mean that is problematic … No broker gets $80 million. I mean that's two whole orders of magnitude higher than what they would get."
Victor said he "terminated the relationship" after Kelley asked for $80 million. He decided that while she was not making an inappropriate request on purpose, it showed she was inexperienced and unqualified for the job. He also began to wonder about Petraeus's judgment.
"It became clear that it did not smell right," he said. "Gen. Petraeus should not have put an inexperienced person in charge of the Free Trade Agreement with such an important ally as South Korea."
"It's a sad day for the country," concluded Victor. "Gen. Petraeus has served this country well."
A spokesperson for Jill Kelley did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Retired Army Col. Steve Boylan, a friend and former spokesperson for ex-CIA Director Petraeus, said it was "nonsense" that Petraeus had any part in Kelley's alleged Korean deal. "He knows nothing about it," insisted Boylan. "What other people do he can't control." Another source told ABC News that Petraeus had asked Kelley to stop throwing his name around.
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The interior is exactly what you'd expect in a premium luxury car. Fine-grained walnut wood inlays, sinfully soft Italian leather, tasteful chrome accents and an incredibly long list of amenities. The Phaeton W12's list of standard equipment is so extensive it would take at least a page in the magazine to detail them all out. Here's just a sampling: an 18-way power-adjustable heated driver's seat with a 10-min. massage function (the passenger seat is only adjustable 16 ways, while the rear seats are merely heated); a navigation system; the aforementioned infotainment system that includes a 12-speaker, 12-channel 270-watt sound system with a glovebox-mounted six CD changer-it is an awesome-sounding system; a four-spoke leather-wrapped heated multifunction steering wheel; VW telemateics provided by On-Star(r); and four-zone climate control (Climatronic) with rear controls and display for the rear passengers.
Speaking of the rear passengers, they'll have ample room in the back seat. The U.S.-destined Phaetons are the stretched versions, measuring nearly 5 in. longer for a total length of 204 in. And depending on your people-hauling needs, you can have your Phaeton outfitted with the Four-seater Package option, which includes two 10-way power-adjustable heated seats and an integrated rear center console.
The time spent in the Phaeton W12 was brief, less than a day's worth of driving from Dresden to Berlin. Still, I was able to get the feel of this luxury sedan upstart. The W12 is a responsive engine that smoothly pulls the long-wheel-based sedan along. The air suspension combined with the awd 4Motion makes the 5,399-lb car behave like one that is much lighter. The interior is so well appointed that I could have spent many more hours driving-or riding in-it. The thought of wandering off across Germany for a day or two crossed my mind before giving the car back. (Volkswagen was pleased that I didn't.) I really wanted to spend more time in such an enjoyable car.
For those who doubted Volkswagen could do it, be prepared to change your minds. The company has done what it said it would do: make a viable entry into the ultra-luxury market segment. The W12 pricing has yet to be announced, but expect in the $60,000s for the base V8 model. Obviously, the W12 will be a bit higher, but whatever the final tag, the Phaeton W12 is well worth it.


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