What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? Dante’s Inferno influenced me the most because it inspired a lot of great conversations about God. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? The basketball trip was awesome because hanging out with the team in the hotel was hilarious and…
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What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I have read besides the Bible is the Lord of the Rings. It is influential because it gives life lessons and teaches about the journey of life. It is also a great fantasy book in general. What is…
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What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? Recently, the most influential book I’ve read is probably Hamlet. It’s a good story and I believe it Shakespeare’s thoughts about the Reformation. The Reformation and the subsequent death of God has always captured my attention. Was the death of God inevitable?…
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What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? For me it is a book called The Millionaire Mind. The book is a study done about 10,000 millionaires and their different life choices. The one vivid trait of all of them I remember is the generosity aspect of the millionaires. It…
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What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I read at Geneva was The Great Gatsby. It showed how money and worldly riches are the root of all evil and how people with these riches feel alone and deep down are not happy. What is your…
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What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I’ve read is probably Dante’s Inferno in Mr. Poole’s class, our sophomore year. The book sparked a lot of conversations about faith, heaven and hell. We had a lot of meaningful discussions of the book that changed my…
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What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I’ve read other than the Bible is the Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius that we read sophomore year for humanities class with Mr. Poole. I remember that book tackling a lot of important Christian questions such as happiness,…
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SWIM Honorable Mention All-State: Malyn Arnold, Abigail Bussey, Raquel Moerdyk and Haylee Parnell Academic All-State: Abigail Bussey, Samuel Crews, William Crews, Raquel Moerdyk, Samuel Siller and Reid Wilson GIRLS BASKETBALL TAPPS 4A First Team All-State: Kyra Petty and Maegan Riebel TAPPS 4A Second Team All-State: Madeline Egbert TAPPS 4A State All-Tournament Team: Grace Detterick,…
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Geneva School of Boerne Grammar students (left to right) Ava Sanchez, Josephine Kessler, Ford Ernst and their peers performed during the annual P.E. Assembly in early March. The theme for this year’s assembly was “G.S.B.N. Gameday” and the focus was athletes developing virtue and setting a positive example for others. The Grammar School P.E. Program…
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Geneva School of Boerne celebrated the opening of a new play space for the upper grades in Grammar School. Third, fourth and fifth grade students along with parents and Rhetoric School “Adopt-Integrate-Mentor” (AIM) Buddies expressed appreciation to God, donors and the hands that built it. Students, along with school mascot Geneva Jack, are pictured with…
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