Geneva held its annual in-service for faculty and staff to prepare for the new school year which begins on Tuesday, September 8 with on-campus instruction. The approximately 150 school employees gathered on the football field for a time of welcome, vision casting and prayer before going to classrooms and offices for training via Zoom. Geneva…
Geneva plans to start school on Tuesday, September 8 with On-Campus Instruction for Grammar School (grades K-5) and Logic School (grades 6-8) with an On-Campus/Remote Instruction blend for students in Rhetoric School (grades 9-12). Fully Remote Instruction will begin on Tuesday, September 8 as well for those who choose that option. Ninety-four percent of Geneva…
David Winston, Geneva Class of 2011, is the highlighted alumnus for this quarter. Here are his responses to a standard set of questions which are given each quarter to an alumni to answer. Enjoy catching up on David! 1. Please give a current update on yourself (college/graduation year, major, grad school, work/career, family, other interests,…
Geneva has begun its search for a new Head of School for the 2021-2022 school year. The Board of Trustees has hired JobfitMatters, a search firm that specializes in strategic Christian leaders, to recruit a permanent Head of School for Geneva to start in June 2021. Click here to view the Head of School Opportunity Profile…
Geneva graduated 58 students in the Class of 2020 at the Commencement Exercises in May. Here is a listing of the graduates and the plan each has for next year: Phillip Ackermann Baylor University Jake Allen Baylor University Luke Bower Baylor University Seth Bower Abilene Christian University Will Bower Baylor University McLain Brock Texas A&M…
Geneva recognizes the most outstanding Logic School students each school year with the Eagle Award. Eighth-grade students Cammy Curtis and Will Muck were selected by the Logic School faculty and given the esteemed 2020 Eagle Award by teachers who delivered the awards to their homes. An eagle statuette was given to these students and their…
Geneva recognizes the most outstanding high school students each school year. The Aquila Award recognizes the male and female student who best represent the goals and ideals of Geneva School. Seniors Jack Cupit and Corley Petrie were selected by the Rhetoric School faculty and given the esteemed Aquila Award (“Aquila” is Latin for “eagle”). An…
Geneva announces its hiring of Amy Metzger to serve as Interim Head of School for the 2020-2021 school year. Metzger has served as Geneva’s Development Director for the last several years and excelled as a member of the Board of Trustees and a teacher prior to that. She and her husband Rob have been a…
Geneva recognizes the most outstanding teachers of the year with the Paideia Award. This year, high school teacher Catherine Davis, middle school teacher Brian Odom and third grade teacher Jennifer Wilson were selected by their peers to receive this esteemed award. The Paideia Award is made possible in part by Texas Heritage Bank. Several faculty…
Seniors at Geneva write and defend a thesis as the last step toward graduation. The senior thesis is a dissertation in which the student advances an original point of view, typically on a controversial topic. Seniors begin the academic year by selecting a topic with help from their faculty adviser. Topics are then researched and a final draft…