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Thank you for your interest in Geneva Academy!
Your choice to consider Geneva Academy for your child’s education is both a privilege and a responsibility that we deeply cherish. We recognize the weight of the decision before you; after all, a child’s education is a cornerstone in shaping their future. At Geneva Academy, we are committed to providing an environment where your child can grow, learn, and thrive.
Portrait of a Graduate
What Geneva Graduates Will Posses:
This understanding will be manifested in their holding Scripture as the inerrant foundation of all knowledge and truth, in having a foundational knowledge of the Old and New Testaments, in discerning between traditional orthodox Christian doctrines and mere form or heresy, in rightly ordering their affections (hating every kind of evil, and clinging to all that is good), and in the desire “to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.”
This commitment will be manifested by being part of the local body of Christ, by doing the good works which He has prepared beforehand (Eph. 2:10), by loving and honoring parents; by submitting to God, church, and all biblical authorities, by applying Christ’s kingship to all areas of life; and by humbly acting for the good of others.
This habit will be demonstrated by a readiness to listen carefully with discernment, to interpret meaning from oral and written works of others, to follow the consequences of ideas, and to discern truth, beauty, and goodness wherever found. It is seen in an understanding of the principles of various scientific disciplines and a familiarity with the Great Books of Western Civilization.
This faculty will be manifested by a command of language, by long experience in oratory and debate, by practice in adjusting for purpose and audience, by the integration of heart and intellect, and by learning to communicate with clarity, beauty, and persuasion.
This readiness will be shown in the ability to excel in rigorous college programs, whether secular or Christian.
This aesthetic will be manifested in a graduate’s subjective pleasure in objective beauty, whether in visual form, music, or words. It will be shown when God’s creation, and beautiful works of men, awaken wonder and worship in the graduate.
This ability will be shown by the exercise of social graces, good citizenship and appropriate patriotism, a rigorous work ethic, a love for neighbors, attentiveness to the needs of others, and a desire to serve Christ the King in the home, church, marketplace, and community.
This confidence will be manifested in the conviction that God wonderfully and immutably creates each person as male or female in His image, equal in value and dignity, yet called to different, complementary callings in marriage and the church, strengthened by the knowledge that for all those who love God, all things work together for good (Rom 8:28).
Portrait of a Graduate
What Geneva Graduates Will Posses:
This understanding will be manifested in their holding Scripture as the inerrant foundation of all knowledge and truth, in having a foundational knowledge of the Old and New Testaments, in discerning between traditional orthodox Christian doctrines and mere form or heresy, in rightly ordering their affections (hating every kind of evil, and clinging to all that is good), and in the desire “to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.”
This commitment will be manifested by being part of the local body of Christ, by doing the good works which He has prepared beforehand (Eph. 2:10), by loving and honoring parents; by submitting to God, church, and all biblical authorities, by applying Christ’s kingship to all areas of life; and by humbly acting for the good of others.
This habit will be demonstrated by a readiness to listen carefully with discernment, to interpret meaning from oral and written works of others, to follow the consequences of ideas, and to discern truth, beauty, and goodness wherever found. It is seen in an understanding of the principles of various scientific disciplines and a familiarity with the Great Books of Western Civilization.
This faculty will be manifested by a command of language, by long experience in oratory and debate, by practice in adjusting for purpose and audience, by the integration of heart and intellect, and by learning to communicate with clarity, beauty, and persuasion.
This readiness will be shown in the ability to excel in rigorous college programs, whether secular or Christian.
This aesthetic will be manifested in a graduate’s subjective pleasure in objective beauty, whether in visual form, music, or words. It will be shown when God’s creation, and beautiful works of men, awaken wonder and worship in the graduate.
This ability will be shown by the exercise of social graces, good citizenship and appropriate patriotism, a rigorous work ethic, a love for neighbors, attentiveness to the needs of others, and a desire to serve Christ the King in the home, church, marketplace, and community.
This confidence will be manifested in the conviction that God wonderfully and immutably creates each person as male or female in His image, equal in value and dignity, yet called to different, complementary callings in marriage and the church, strengthened by the knowledge that for all those who love God, all things work together for good (Rom 8:28).
Life at Geneva
Every student is valued as a child of God, uniquely gifted and deserving of support. Teachers, administrators, and parents collaborate to foster an atmosphere of acceptance, respect, and grace. Together, we prepare students for a purposeful life of service and honor to God.
Once you’ve had the opportunity to visit us, you’ll submit an online application. You’ll arrange a family interview with our Headmaster. Next, Your child will be tested for accurate grade placement and then officially enroll to reserve your student’s spot in our small class sizes! We’ll guide you through each simple step of the process.
Your child’s education shapes their future. Think about the lasting benefits they’ll gain at Geneva Academy. We know you have choices, and we strive to keep our costs affordable.
Our payment plans make tuition manageable for all families. Pay for the year at once for a discount, or choose monthly payments.
The Geneva Academy Tuition Assistance Program has been established to fulfill the school’s desire to give a classical Christian education to as many students as possible.
Life at Geneva
Every student is valued as a child of God, uniquely gifted and deserving of support. Teachers, administrators, and parents collaborate to foster an atmosphere of acceptance, respect, and grace. Together, we prepare students for a purposeful life of service and honor to God.
Once you’ve had the opportunity to visit us, you’ll submit an online application. You’ll arrange a family interview with our Headmaster. Next, Your child will be tested for accurate grade placement and then officially enroll to reserve your student’s spot in our small class sizes! We’ll guide you through each simple step of the process.
Your child’s education shapes their future. Think about the lasting benefits they’ll gain at Geneva Academy. We know you have choices, and we strive to keep our costs affordable.
Our payment plans make tuition manageable for all families. Pay for the year at once for a discount, or choose monthly payments.
The Geneva Academy Tuition Assistance Program has been established to fulfill the school’s desire to give a classical Christian education to as many students as possible.
Are You a Fit?
- Is your family committed to Christ?
- Are you committed to well-behaved children?
- Are you committed to consistent involvement with your child's education?Do you value academics and a Christian work ethic?
- Are you committed to consistent involvement with your child's education?
Go deeper! Read what Geneva families are aiming for.
What is CCE?
- Classical Christian Education (CCE) emphasizes reasoning (or critical thinking), written and oral articulation, and a Christian worldview. CCE is based on the ancient Greek education system, which aimed to train citizens for self-governance and freedom. Christian scholars in the late Roman and medieval periods reset that form of education on the rock of revealed Biblical truth. CCE employs the seven ancient liberal arts to develop the mind and to cultivate wisdom, and to do so for the glory of Jesus Christ and the service of others.
- Christian CCE takes seriously the admonition in Ephesians 6:4 to train up children in the “paideia” of the Lord. Paul’s use of the Greek work refers to the Christian enculturation of children, shaping their minds, habits, character, and loves by fostering an appreciation of what is true, beautiful, and good. It is so much more than preparation for the workplace! CCE addresses the entire person.
- In leaning upon the tried and true methods of earlier education (including great literature, grammar, Latin, rhetoric, aesthetics, geometry, etc.), students end up having a deeper and broader understanding of the world and of people, giving them an ability to navigate college and the workplace with remarkable confidence, knowledge, and grace.
Go Deeper! Read the Philosophical Tenets of CCE at Geneva.
