Fast Facts

Head of School: Mr. Brad Ryden
Assistant Head of School: Rev. Russ Kapusinski
Rhetoric Dean of Students: Dr. Peter Vande Brake
Director of Dialectic School: Mr. Ryan Sharp
Rhetoric School Director of Student Life: Mr. Rob Shelton
Director of Lower School, 3rd–6th: Mrs. Liz Smith
Director of Lower School, K4–2nd: Ms. Jenna Bagnoli
Athletic Director: Mr. Dan Harger
Chaplain: Dr. Mike Beates
Director of Technology: Mr. David Petrak
Director of Advancement: Mrs. Katie Deatherage
Director of Admission: Mrs. Tam Costar
Chief Financial Officer: Mrs. Heidi Bruno
Director of Facilities: Mr. John Kennedy

The Geneva School is accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools.

FCIS is a professional educational association that was founded in 1954 by a group of independent private school leaders in order to promote high standards for non public schools. It is one of the nation’s largest organizations of independent schools, evaluating and accrediting its 144 member schools, which enroll over 74,000 students.

Enrollment:
Total enrollment: 685
Grammar school enrollment: 418
Dialectic and rhetoric school enrollment: 267

Class Sizes
K4 limited to 12
K–2nd limited to 16
3rd–12th limited to 18
Student to teacher ratio: 10/1

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1775 Seminola Blvd
Casselberry, FL 32707

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The Geneva School has defined three boards that provide leadership and support to the school in complementary ways: a Board of Governors, a Board of Reference, and an Advisory Board.

The Board of Governors has ultimate accountability for ensuring that the mission, vision, and values on which the school was founded are progressively fulfilled and realized in all areas of school life. The members of this board are responsible for hiring a suitably qualified head of school and empowering him (or her) to direct the operation of the school in accordance with these founding principles. Working primarily through its constituent committees, it also oversees corporate governance and finances and provides leadership for major projects that support the school vision, such as the Legacy Campaign and building projects.

The purpose of the Advisory Board is to engage a more diverse group of (up to 30) people who are prepared to serve the school in their particular area of expertise or experience. The advisory board meets annually, and its members are available to the school and the board for consultation and participation in projects or committees. In some cases, the person may represent an organization that is closely aligned with the school’s vision; in others, he or she may simply be an individual who is willing to bring some much-needed resources to bear on challenges that the school faces.

The Board of Reference is made up of (up to 15) individuals who are strongly aligned with the values and vision of The Geneva School and who have agreed to lend their names and reputations to help promote the work of the school. Their names will appear in school publications and PR material, including the school website, and they undertake to endorse the school in their own circles of influence.

To read more information about each of our board members, visit the Governance pages.

For tuition information, please visit the Tuition and Fees page.

The Geneva School offers tuition assistance to families with students in grades K–12 (students entering K4 and international students are not eligible for tuition assistance).

The Geneva School utilizes the online service of FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment to help determine how much assistance the school will provide to families. In addition, TGS also accepts the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (FTC), the Florida Empowerment Scholarship (FES), and the Gardiner Scholarship (PLSA) administered by Step Up For Students (students must meet Geneva’s admission requirements and be accepted). A family may submit an application to more than one organization. Parents are responsible for any amount not covered by scholarship and/or tuition assistance. The Geneva School does not accept the McKay scholarship.

Please check the application requirements and deadlines.

After-school care is offered for lower school students (K4–6th grade) every day after school until 5:30 pm with the exception of early dismissal days when no care is offered at all. Any other exceptions to this will be publicized ahead of time.

More information about the aftercare program can be found HERE.

Athletics: At TGS, all students—K4 through 12th grade—have the opportunity to participate in sports.  TGS athletes are challenged to practice and play with purpose (to honor God in effort and attitude), with delight (to excel with their God-given abilities), and with respect (towards opponents, teammates, coaches, and officials). Our goal is to manifest Christ-likeness, even in the midst of intense competition, as representatives of TGS, the church, and family.

For more information about athletics, including coaches and schedules, visit the athletic pages.

Clubs and Organizations: Geneva has a variety of clubs and organizations appealing to students with varying interests. For more information, visit the Clubs and Organizations page.

The Geneva School thrives on parent participation. Whether you are a member of our board of governors, coaching a basketball team, chairing a special event, or dressed up for Colonial Day, you are involved. Volunteering at Geneva is a great way to partner with the school. Our field trips and events are spilling over with active, enthusiastic parents.

Click HERE to read more about how you might get involved.