Geneva School of Boerne hosted its Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 23, at University Methodist Church in San Antonio. This year’s class of 39 seniors is Geneva’s 16th graduating class. The Class of 2026 had 15 students who are members of the Geneva Guild which recognizes those who began at Geneva in kindergarten and completed…
Geneva School of Boerne presented three full-time classroom teachers with the “Philip and Barbara Green Scholarship for Faculty Enrichment” at its Closing Assembly Friday, May 22. This scholarship is made possible by the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Green who are former Geneva grandparents and passionate about supporting educators in their growth and development.…
Geneva School of Boerne recognizes the most outstanding teachers of the year with the Paideia Award. “Paideia” is Greek for “education.” This award is made possible in part thanks to Texas Heritage Bank. This year, Rhetoric School teacher Ina Perales, Logic School teacher Tony Moninski and Grammar School teacher Pam Chesser were selected by their…
Seniors at Geneva School of Boerne write and defend a thesis as the capstone to their classical education at Geneva. 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 advisor. Topics are…
Geneva School of Boerne 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. Seniors Elle Chalmers and Jonathan Taylor were selected by the Rhetoric School faculty and given the esteemed Aquila Award (“Aquila” is Latin for…
Geneva School of Boerne recognizes the most outstanding Logic School students each school year with the Eagle Award. Eighth-grade students Brynlee Bizon and Ben Burkhart were selected by the Logic School faculty and given the esteemed 2026 Eagle Award by Logic School Headmaster Erin Lutz at the Closing Assembly. An eagle statuette was given to…
Geneva School of Boerne third-grade students compete in the Julius Caesar Contest each spring. Students begin by taking a comprehensive written exam over their year-long studies of Ancient Greece and Rome. The students who earn the top 10 scores earn a place to compete on stage before an audience filled with Grammar School students, teachers,…
Geneva School of Boerne senior Joshua Patteson was selected to represent Texas’ District 23 in the annual Congressional Art Competition. His technical photograph of the Milky Way, blooming cholla cacti and Chisos Mountains will hang in Washington, D.C., from June 2026 to May 2027. Additionally, Joshua will attend the celebration at the Capitol Visitor Center on…
Congratulations to our varsity track and field and varsity golf teams for their accomplishments at the TAPPS State Championships. Brady Chandler placed 1st in Pole Vault and 3rd in Long Jump. Walter Teague placed 2nd in High Jump, Peyton Eiland placed 5th in the 3200m and Ruby Svendsen placed 6th in the High Jump. Additionally,…
Geneva School of Boerne eighth graders traveled to Yorktown, Williamsburg and Jamestown, Virgina, and Washington, D.C., in April. Highlights of their trip included Arlington National Cemetery, U.S. Holocaust Museum, Washington National Cathedral, Museum of the Bible, Smithsonian Institution, as well as the many famous monuments of our nation’s capital. While touring the U.S. Capitol, students…