by Dr. Tonya Christal, Geneva School of Boerne Board of Trustees Member In the Grammar School classrooms as each school year winds down, the children’s eyes sparkle as they draw close to their teachers, each leaning in with anticipation to receive their Character Trait Award. Parents and grandparents pack the perimeters of the room to…
by Jessica Gombert, Geneva School of Boerne Grammar School Headmaster “The world will never starve for want of wonders; but only for want of wonder.” – G.K. Chesterton Opportunities to think and wonder about the things we observe is important in the development of students. Therefore, one of the goals at Geneva School of Boerne…
Why classical makes your heart sing by Brad Ryden, Geneva School of Boerne Head of School Geneva School is known for many things: a tight knit community of parents, great students, successful arts and athletics programs, high SAT scores, etc. The feature that sets us apart from other schools is our combining a Christian…
Geneva School of Boerne senior Marshall Shults signed a letter of intent with the United States Air Force Academy track & field team. He was surrounded by his parents Tammie Jo and Dean Shults as well as coaches John Brock, Dean Herbert, Karen Wright and Geneva Rhetoric School Headmaster Rob Shelton. Shults will study business…
Geneva School of Boerne third grade students compete in the Julius Caesar Contest each May. Students take a comprehensive written exam on their year-long study of Ancient Greece and Rome. The top 10 scorers earn the right to compete on stage in the Julius Caesar Contest where they dress in their finest togas and answer…
Geneva School of Boerne Latin students in sixth through twelfth grades recently received results from taking the National Latin Exam. This annual exam is sponsored by the American Classical League and the National Junior Classical League and is given to Latin students all across the world each year to provide an opportunity for students to…