The Geneva magazine staff won a Gold Crown Award through the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for its work on the 2017-18 Geneva Quarterly magazine. This is the second year in a row that the staff earned this prestigious national honor and distinction in high school journalism. There were 1,181 publications from across the United States submitted…
A Geneva School team of faculty and student musicians presented a classical concert at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Boerne over the weekend to raise funds for their music mission trip to Malawi, Africa this summer through Child Legacy International, Inc.
Eagles basketball and soccer athletes were recognized with end-of-season TAPPS State and District awards for their individual performances on their respective teams.
The Geneva Fine Arts Department presented “Shakespeare on the Green” last weekend in three different showings on the Geneva stage. The production is a fun, frantic and slightly fractured introduction to five of Shakespeare’s plays. The five narrations were “Taming of the Shrew,” “King Lear,” “Comedy of Errors,” “Merry Wives of Windsor” and “The Winter’s…
The Eighth Grade Oratory Contest is a highlight of Geneva’s Logic School experience. This competition has become a tradition in which each student memorizes a piece from a selection of historic poems and speeches and delivers his prepared recitation in front of a panel of judges. After six weeks of practicing and honing their speaking…
Geneva Rhetoric School art students competed in the Region 20W VASE (Visual Art Scholastic Event) Contest on Saturday, February 23 in San Antonio. All six Geneva students who participated in this contest received the highest marks. These students were Jackson Friesenhahn, John Henry Friesenhahn, Alexa Georgelos, Jayne Goodman, Gwyneth Lewellyn and Annie Ramsey. The art…
Grammar students take their “Hats off to Volunteers” at an annual assembly where Grammar students and faculty show their appreciation for all volunteers for their faithful service. Many of these students were dressed up for the second grade’s annual Laura Ingalls Wilder Day.
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 Isaiah 40:28-31. Teachers submitted the top three handwriting samples from each…
The Eagles varsity girls soccer and varsity girls basketball teams ended their seasons in the last week. The soccer team lost 4-1 in the TAPPS Division III State Semifinal Match to Houston St. Thomas Episcopal, the eventual State Champions. The basketball team lost 30-29 to Texas School for the Deaf as TSD sunk a free…
The Eagles varsity girls basketball team won its area playoff game to advance to the TAPPS 4A regional game with a 77-48 win over The Woodlands Christian Academy in the area playoff game. They will face The Texas School for the Deaf in the TAPPS regional game at 2pm on Saturday 2/23 at San Marcos Academy. Gate…