Geneva “Loves Thy Neighbor”

Geneva Grammar students, faculty and parents descended on Boerne last Friday for the school’s annual “Love Thy Neighbor Day.” This is a day set aside near Valentine’s Day each year as the Grammar School looks for practical ways to serve the Boerne community. Students visited city and county officials as well as police, fire, sheriff…

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Speech and Debaters Excel

The Geneva speech and debate team competed in recent events both locally and nationally. Freshman Mia Wilson placed first in Dramatic Interpretation in the San Antonio Johnson High School Tournament over the weekend. This is the first time a Geneva freshman has won a tournament. Advanced debate team members including Phillip Ackermann, Garrett Fritcher, Luke…

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Geography Bee Champion Declared!

Geneva seventh-grade student Rachel Troyer was declared the 2020 champion of Geneva’s annual National Geographic Geography Bee. Sixth-grader Aiden McDaniel was runner-up and Hayden Landis, eighth grade, came in third place. Rachel awaits her results on the state qualifying exam. The top 100 scores from school winners in Texas will compete at the State Geography…

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Grammar School Celebrates Handwriting

Geneva Grammar students celebrated National Handwriting Day during the school’s John Hancock Handwriting Awards Assembly. John Hancock is known for his distinctive bold signature on the Declaration of Independence. Students in kindergarten through fifth grade entered the school’s annual competition by submitting a handwritten Bible passage from I Corinthians 13: 4-8. Teachers submitted the top three handwriting…

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Luke Bower

What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The book Do Hard Things helped me realize the importance of doing things you don’t necessarily want to do. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? My favorite/funniest moment at Geneva was when I got detention for making toilet bread…

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