Inspiring students to love beauty, think deeply, and pursue Christ’s calling.
Imagine a school that wants to know your child, teach them how to think and discover the world using a biblical worldview and time-tested classical tools for learning.
Imagine a school that approaches education as a journey of formation and discovery. Imagine a school that prayerfully partners with parents in the work of academic, spiritual, physical, and social growth of every student. Imagine a school that believes education matters, for it has the ability to shape people, and therefore cultures, for generations. Imagine a school whose graduates leave confident in their abilities because they know who they are and whose they are as they pursue the work that God has called them to do with excellence and for His glory.
“We are grateful for the authentic care and joy-filled teaching at Geneva. Our children have flourished personally and academically in this environment. We are consistently impressed at the faculty’s creative and engaging teaching methods that connect the lessons and stories of our world to the broader story of our Creator.”
Erin Kinnett, TGS Parent
A Geneva education is an education for life! The deep and sturdy foundations built in a child’s formative years will continue to pay dividends well into their college years and, more importantly, for all of life.
ALUMNI RECOGNIZED AS NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED OR FINALISTS
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS
Average Per Student, Class of 2022
STUDENTS ENROLLED
K4–12th Grade
LOWER SCHOOL,
UPPER SCHOOL
& ATHLETIC FACILITIES
K4–12th Grade
FRED E. ROZELLE
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
2020–2021 Runners Up
FINE & PERFORMING ARTS OPPORTUNITIES
VARSITY SPORTS
Wisdom with determination is a powerful combination. Brooke Riley prayed for and practiced both over and over again during her thirteen years at The Geneva School. After graduating as salutatorian of her senior class and earning a BS in Physics from Davidson College, NC, she is now pursuing an Actuarial Studies Certificate at University of North Carolina at Charlotte and recognizes what a gift her Geneva education was for her.
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“My father loved God and wanted me to have a strong personal relationship with him and to share that with others. He also wanted me to work hard at all I do and become a strong man of God.”
Before Chris Cox graduated from Geneva, he had to give his senior speech, a rite of passage for every twelfth-grade student. In his speech, Chris described how important the Geneva community had become after the passing of his father in fifth grade.
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When we learned that we would be moving to Central Florida, a good friend of ours told us that there was only one school to consider, The Geneva School. We went into our oldest son’s K4 year thinking, “We will just try this for a while,” but after two days we knew that we weren’t going anywhere.
Now, six years later, we are still impressed on a daily basis.
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How did our family come to join the Geneva community? When our oldest Martin was two years old, we were talking at the playground with some good neighborhood friends of ours about school options. They were leaving to check out a prestigious school even though the boys were just two. We tagged along and that night we fell in love with The Geneva School. We were captured by the philosophy and curriculum and our only disappointment was that we had to wait until Martin was four to enroll him!
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Currently studying business (marketing and finance) at New York University Shanghai with dreams and aspirations to spread empathy and serve others.
Growing up, I was a very timid and fearful kid. I was afraid of talking and all the more I would never dare to raise my hand in the classroom. Doubtful, insecure, indecisive, I was all of the above. But during my time at Geneva (K4–12th grade), that is, fourteen years out of my seventeen years of living, somewhere along the way, I realized that I had no reason to be afraid. I was surrounded by encouraging friends and teachers who wanted to satisfy my wonder: a community.
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I suppose I am a little embarrassed to answer this question, because it is so autobiographical, but here goes. I think the short answer to the question “Why do you teach?” is because I love learning so much, and I love sharing with students what I have learned (and am learning) about life. And that desire to learn and share flows from a sense of service and charity. But to understand what I mean, you have to realize that I didn’t have much in the way of an education while growing up in the 1970s and early 1980s; I suppose you could say I was the victim of low expectations—and so I joined the Navy. But it was, perhaps ironically, during my time in the Navy that a love of both learning and teaching emerged.
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Sports Physical Clinic
Date: July 27, 2024 - July 27, 2024
Time: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm
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Sports Physical Clinic
Date: July 27, 2024 - July 27, 2024
Time: 9:00 am- 12:00 pm
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