What is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I read at Geneva was Silence. It showed me how blessed we are to live in a country that allows us to freely practice Christianity. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? My favorite moment was…
DetailsWhat is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? Asylum by Madeleine Roux. Although this is a young adult, fiction novel that doesn’t have any intentional Christian or philosophical message, the depth of the story reminded me of why I enjoy reading; and the use of historical photographs to bring the story…
DetailsJeff Rosinbaum, Geneva Class of 2017, is the highlighted alumnus for this quarter. Here are his responses to a standard set of questions which are given each quarter to an alumnus or alumna to answer. Please give a current update on yourself (college/graduation year, major, grad school, work/career, family, other interests, service or hobbies). I…
DetailsGeneva is proud to announce that senior Hayes Hutton signed to play golf at Texas State University. He was surrounded by his family, coaches and friends at a signing celebration in the Geneva Gym as he made his commitment official on Wednesday, November 11.
Geneva is proud to announce that senior Emma Cress signed to compete on the equestrian team at Texas A&M University in the NCAA Division I Southeastern Conference with the support of her parents Megan and Billy Cress and brother Samuel. She made her commitment official in the Geneva Gym.
The Geneva varsity cross country team competed in the TAPPS 5A Cross Country State Meet at the Midway ISD Course in Waco on Monday. The boys’ team finished in seventh place overall with junior Nicolas Siller crossing the line as the top Eagles finisher with a time of 16:28. This is the first time in…
DetailsThanks to all who helped make the 2020 Jogathon a success! Parents were welcomed back to campus during the school day for the first time this year to watch and cheer on their kids. Students ran, walked and danced their hearts out around the brightly-decorated Eagles Football Field. There was fun music, a lot of…
DetailsThe Jogathon is fast approaching and students are securing flat rate pledges to raise money for the Geneva Financial Aid Fund Although things will be a bit different this year, we are happy that we can continue the tradition to raise money so more students can experience this education—an education that equips them to be…
DetailsGeneva is proud to announce that three seniors earned recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Alex Iyer was named as National Merit Commended Scholar, National Rural/Small Town Scholar. Pauline Rahal was named a National Hispanic Scholar, National Rural/Small Town Scholar and Gracie Janse was named a National Rural/Small Town Scholar. These students achieved this award for their academic…
DetailsGeneva students in kindergarten through fifth grade were challenged to practice math over the summer as part of the annual Grammar School Summer Math Challenge. Each participating student was recognized at the Summer Awards Math Assembly where bronze, silver or gold medals were earned according to the amount of time they spent practicing. Students were…
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