Come as you are and join TGS moms as they pray for our TGS community. If you are a mom or grandma of a Geneva student, you are invited. No need to commit to every week; just come when you can. It really is the best way to start the week, covering our families in prayer … and establishing relationships with fellow prayer warriors. For more information, contact Christie Hudon at [email protected].
Our upper school's National Honor Society members graciously volunteer to help our 3rd–6th grade students with homework. Each Monday from 3:25–4:10 pm, a few NHS members volunteer as tutors in room 233 of the lower school (the Latin classroom).
This is an opportunity for students to work on homework and ask questions as the NHS volunteers circulate to answer their questions rather than a one-on-one tutoring time.
Sign-ups are open each Thursday through Sunday, or until all 20 spots are filled.
3rd–6th grade students who are signed up walk themselves to room 233 at dismissal time and parents may pick up from that classroom at 4:10 pm. Any students who are not picked up from the classroom at 4:10 pm by a parent or designated pickup person are taken to aftercare and signed in at this point and aftercare fees apply.
First grade students visit Blue Spring State Park to see manatees in their natural habitat. Students and a parent take a boat tour to see the birds, flowers, trees, etc., in this natural setting. The students and parents also enjoy a picinic lunch.
First grade students visit Blue Spring State Park to see manatees in their natural habitat. Students and a parent take a boat tour to see the birds, flowers, trees, etc., in this natural setting. The students and parents also enjoy a picnic lunch.
Come as you are and join TGS moms as they pray for our TGS community. If you are a mom or grandma of a Geneva student, you are invited. No need to commit to every week; just come when you can. It really is the best way to start the week, covering our families in prayer … and establishing relationships with fellow prayer warriors. For more information, contact Christie Hudon at [email protected].
Our upper school's National Honor Society members graciously volunteer to help our 3rd–6th grade students with homework. Each Monday from 3:25–4:10 pm, a few NHS members volunteer as tutors in room 233 of the lower school (the Latin classroom).
This is an opportunity for students to work on homework and ask questions as the NHS volunteers circulate to answer their questions rather than a one-on-one tutoring time.
Sign-ups are open each Thursday through Sunday, or until all 20 spots are filled.
3rd–6th grade students who are signed up walk themselves to room 233 at dismissal time and parents may pick up from that classroom at 4:10 pm. Any students who are not picked up from the classroom at 4:10 pm by a parent or designated pickup person are taken to aftercare and signed in at this point and aftercare fees apply.
This event gives the K4 students an opportunity to operate a Pet Fair. Students learn to transition from working various jobs such as concessions and ticket sales, as well as presenting information and answering questions pertaining to their pets in the pet exhibit rooms. This event is for parents, families, and friends.
Fifth grade students reenact the five most prominent battles of the Revolutionary War using water guns. Students are drilled in military marching and flanking. They learn how to behave in a military manner and then, after reading the historical account of the battle, reenact the major portions of each battle.
In fourth grade, students read The Adventures of Robin Hood and are then given an opportunity to reenact this legendary story on stage. In this play, students retell some of the famous adventures of Robin Hood and his Merry Men against the famous Sheriff of Nottingham. Doors open at (15 minutes before start time).
In fourth grade, students read The Adventures of Robin Hood and are then given an opportunity to reenact this legendary story on stage. In this play, students retell some of the famous adventures of Robin Hood and his Merry Men against the famous Sheriff of Nottingham. Doors open at (15 minutes before start time).
Date:February 13, 2025 - February 13, 2025 Time:10:00 am- 11:00 am Location:Black Box Theatre
In fourth grade, students read The Adventures of Robin Hood and are then given an opportunity to reenact this legendary story on stage. In this play, students retell some of the famous adventures of Robin Hood and his Merry Men against the famous Sheriff of Nottingham. Doors open at (15 minutes before start time).
In fourth grade, students read The Adventures of Robin Hood and are then given an opportunity to reenact this legendary story on stage. In this play, students retell some of the famous adventures of Robin Hood and his Merry Men against the famous Sheriff of Nottingham. Doors open at (15 minutes before start time).
Come as you are and join TGS moms as they pray for our TGS community. If you are a mom or grandma of a Geneva student, you are invited. No need to commit to every week; just come when you can. It really is the best way to start the week, covering our families in prayer … and establishing relationships with fellow prayer warriors. For more information, contact Christie Hudon at [email protected].
Our upper school's National Honor Society members graciously volunteer to help our 3rd–6th grade students with homework. Each Monday from 3:25–4:10 pm, a few NHS members volunteer as tutors in room 233 of the lower school (the Latin classroom).
This is an opportunity for students to work on homework and ask questions as the NHS volunteers circulate to answer their questions rather than a one-on-one tutoring time.
Sign-ups are open each Thursday through Sunday, or until all 20 spots are filled.
3rd–6th grade students who are signed up walk themselves to room 233 at dismissal time and parents may pick up from that classroom at 4:10 pm. Any students who are not picked up from the classroom at 4:10 pm by a parent or designated pickup person are taken to aftercare and signed in at this point and aftercare fees apply.
After completing Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, students visit some animals that relate to the story at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens and learn more about them.
This is an art and history field trip focusing on motifs drawn from nature in support of the first grade unit on the plants and flowers of Florida. Students are introduced to the ad fontes approach in an age appropriate way, and discover that museums are places for thinking, learning, wonder, feeling, and growth.
