Geneva City Schools in Geneva, NY hosted a full day of professional development for its teachers during Superintendent Conference Day. The schedule included Ignite Sessions held at the end of the day, where selected students and staff shared their insights either live or via pre-recorded presentations. During these sessions, middle school student Asiyah Green recorded her reflections on being a joyful, hopeful individual.

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Geneva, NY

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