What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The Running Dream. Because it shows how even when your life is so completely upside down focusing on goals and serving others can give you peace in such chaotic times. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? Beating St. Michael’s…
DetailsThe Geneva varsity basketball teams hosted Hoops for Heartland for the tenth straight year to benefit Heartland Children’s Home in Boerne. Geneva senior Brynn Riebel planned this event and reported that more than $2,500 was raised to help Heartland in its mission to foster, love and care for medically fragile children who suffer from complications…
DetailsThe Geneva Grammar School hosted author Max Lucado on campus recently to read his new book, “Where’d My Giggle Go.” This book tells about a boy’s journey to search for and re-find his giggle through serving and loving others. Lucado is a pastor, speaker and best-selling author who visited with Grammar School students in a special assembly during…
DetailsGeneva celebrated its annual Book Week in which Grammar School students and teachers focused on their love of reading. The theme of “Once Upon a Time and Nursery Rhymes” culminated in the beloved tradition of the Book Character Parade where each member of the Grammar School was dressed as a classic book character or historical…
DetailsWhat is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? My favorite book is Unbroken. I really don’t like to read, but I enjoyed the determination of Louis Zamperini. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? My favorite moment at Geneva was winning our baseball playoff game my junior year.…
DetailsWhat is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I have read is the Hiding Place because it showed me how blessed I am to live in a world where I can worship freely. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? My favorite moment at…
DetailsClass of 2014 graduate Emma Faye Rudkin is the highlighted alumna in this issue. While earning her degree in nonprofit management and communication at the University of Texas at San Antonio, she founded Aid the Silent and the organization has now been servicing deaf and hard-of-hearing children and teenagers for eight years. Aid the Silent…
DetailsGeneva School of Boerne eighth-grade students were recognized with awards from the Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Essay Contest. Zoe Briggs (right) was the first-place winner and Sadie Muck (left) received honorable mention honors. Geneva eighth graders participate in this contest through their Civics class taught by Mrs. Stephanie Wilson each year. Students wrote…
DetailsThree Geneva Rhetoric School artists placed in the top 25 of over 400 entries in the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo Student Western Art Contest. Geneva students have won scholarship money every year since 2015 under the instruction of Cathy Lester. This year senior Sophia Baldwin (above) placed first once again in the pastel…
DetailsEach year we feature our seniors with a set of profile questions. We release selections from our senior profiles each quarter.
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