The Geneva Logic School celebrated its fifth annual Tolkien Day at the end of January. Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students read the works of author J.R.R. Tolkien while in Logic School and this annual event celebrates the worlds he created with his works. The Logic School community of students, faculty and parents, comes together…
DetailsGeneva is proud to announce that four seniors made commitments on National Signing Day. Seth Bower, Joseph Hohne, Josh Lopez and Easton Myrick signed to compete at the collegiate level on Wednesday, February 5, surrounded by their families, coaches and friends at a signing celebration in the Geneva Gym as they made their commitments official.…
DetailsGeneva 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…
DetailsGeneva 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…
DetailsEach year we feature our seniors with a set of profile questions. We release selections from our senior profiles each quarter.
DetailsJeanne Arthur Humphries, Geneva Class of 2011, is the highlighted alumnus for this quarter. Here are her responses to a standard set of questions which will be given to an alumnus to answer each quarter. Please give a current update on yourself (college/graduation year, major, work/career, family, other interests, service or hobbies). After graduating from…
DetailsWhat is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? Make Your Bed by Admiral William H. McRaven has been the most influential book for me. I read it first about two years ago and it made me realize to start doing little things. It made me start to do more with…
DetailsWhat 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…
DetailsWhat is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? The most influential book I have read besides the Bible is The Consolation of Philosophy because it helped to solidify my views of true happiness and the concept of free will. What is your favorite or funniest moment at Geneva? My funniest…
DetailsWhat is the most influential book you have read besides the Bible? Why? One of the most influential books I’ve ever read is Silence because it illustrates God’s sovereignty in a beautiful novel. Silence showed me that God’s love and power never cease in the midst of the darkest moments. What is your favorite or…
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