Students investigate the garden under the direction of an expert botanist and a waterway conservationist. They experience an edible plant walk, a pond investigation, and a stream exploration.
The K4 students share their decorated alphabet and number cards while parading through the building and classrooms singing a special song. This event is for parents and their families.
Date:April 4, 2025 - April 4, 2025 Time:9:25 am- 10:10 am Location:Riley Gym
Biblical Justice Club students will present each of the ten nonprofit finalists for this year's Victory Cup during an assembly. Parents and guests are invited to join us for these presentations.
Date:April 4, 2025 - April 4, 2025 Time:10:00 am- 11:00 am
For this unique experience, the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland bring a variety of birds to school for the kindergarteners to experience. Many interesting facts and stories about each bird are shared with the students.
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].
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.
April 22–29: Place your orders online at http://www.storyglorykids.com/tgs. Use promo code 20%toGeneva to send 20% of proceeds back to The Geneva School!
April 23–29: On-campus bookfair in lower school room 232.
April 22–29: Place your orders online at http://www.storyglorykids.com/tgs. Use promo code 20%toGeneva to send 20% of proceeds back to The Geneva School!
April 23–29: On-campus bookfair in lower school room 232.
The Knighting Ceremony is the crowning glory of the fourth grade experience. After months of studying the Middle Ages and progressing through the stages of knighthood, students participate in a squires' tournament, maypole dance, knighting ceremony, and scrumptious feast. While this is an all day event for the students (8:00 am–2:50 pm), parents and loved ones are encouraged to attend this spectacular event from 10:30 am–12:45 pm (no siblings please).
April 22–29: Place your orders online at http://www.storyglorykids.com/tgs. Use promo code 20%toGeneva to send 20% of proceeds back to The Geneva School!
April 23–29: On-campus bookfair in lower school room 232.
The Geneva School Jazz Band will perform. The Dialectic and Rhetoric bands will also attend the festival.
Lakeside Jazz Festival is the premier jazz festival for middle school and high school groups in the southeastern United States.
This festival is an all-day outdoor event, which features over 20 middle school groups and 20 high school groups on the main stage each day.
In the evening, the festival concludes with our featured performing ensembles. Each year the students will get a chance to listen to many college jazz bands and various military jazz ensembles.
April 22–29: Place your orders online at http://www.storyglorykids.com/tgs. Use promo code 20%toGeneva to send 20% of proceeds back to The Geneva School!
April 23–29: On-campus bookfair in lower school room 232.
April 22–29: Place your orders online at http://www.storyglorykids.com/tgs. Use promo code 20%toGeneva to send 20% of proceeds back to The Geneva School!
April 23–29: On-campus bookfair in lower school room 232.
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.
April 22–29: Place your orders online at http://www.storyglorykids.com/tgs. Use promo code 20%toGeneva to send 20% of proceeds back to The Geneva School!
April 23–29: On-campus bookfair in lower school room 232.
This is a culmination event for the science unit on vertebrates, the Everglades, estuaries, food chains, and food webs. The students explore an estuary aboard a 40’ boat, test the estuary water at a dockside outdoor classroom, and see a presentation about plankton in the center’s education classroom. Departure from school is at 8:00 am sharp.
At the History Center, students look at how federalism, the Civil Rights amendments, and the three branches of government have shaped Central Florida’s history. Then, having studied the historic sailing and tragic fate of The Titanic, students explore artifacts and exhibits housed right here in Central Florida.
This is a culmination event for the science unit on vertebrates, the Everglades, estuaries, food chains, and food webs. The students explore an estuary aboard a 40’ boat, test the estuary water at a dockside outdoor classroom, and see a presentation about plankton in the center’s education classroom. Departure from school is at 8:00 am sharp.
