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Admission

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From the Staff

We are honored that you chose to explore a Geneva education. It is a privilege and joy for me to show you what a Christian classical education looks like at Geneva and explain why this model works.

Tam Costar

Director of Admission

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Geneva's mission is to inspire students to love beauty, think deeply, and pursue Christ's calling. By fulfilling our mission through a Christian classical education, we form students who are confident to face challenges with grace, determination, and hope, reflecting the kind of community that Geneva has been to them and one that they will seek to replicate wherever God takes them.

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Apply to Geneva

We look forward to meeting you. If you have not already done so, please make an appointment to tour our school. We would very much like to see you in person and introduce you to Geneva.

  • Visit Geneva

    For most families, an introduction to The Geneva School begins with a conversation with our admission staff and a tour of our campus. Select "Inquire" or "Visit Geneva" to begin the process.

  • Submit an Application

    The admission process at The Geneva School is a holistic one that seeks to provide students with a path to success and families with a healthy partnership based on shared goals. Please submit an application to begin the process.

  • Assessment

    Students applying for K4 through 4th grade participate in an assessment at the school. Students applying for 5th grade and above take the Independent School Entrance Examination (ISEE).

  • Interview

    Upon completion of the assessment review, a family may be invited for an interview at the school. Students entering 7th grade and above are also interviewed.

  • Deadlines

    Geneva uses a rolling decision process with decisions typically announced within a week of the completion of the interview.

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Thank you for considering The Geneva School for the education of your child.

An important goal of our admission process is to create a community of families who are unified around the kind of educational experience they desire for their children.

We believe this creates a vibrant environment where lasting relationships are formed and meaningful learning occurs.

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Geneva is seeking to partner with families who

  • Share beliefs and goals similar to those identified in the school’s statement of faith and philosophy of education.

  • Seek to be part of a positive and intentional community of faith and learning, where relationships with faculty, staff, students, and other parents are valued.

  • Desire unity in the kind of education they want for their child(ren), but who are also diverse in background, talents, and interests.

  • Guide their child(ren) to Christ at home and through active involvement in a local church.

  • Value learning and desire for their child(ren) to work and serve to the glory of God.

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Christian Classical Education at The Geneva School

Education today often produces graduates who are underprepared for life's challenges. Families, the workplace, churches, communities, and nations need graduates from schools like ours more than ever. At Geneva, we focus not just on what students know but on forming who they will become. The Geneva Way lays the foundation for accomplishing our mission: inspiring students to love beauty, think deeply, and pursue Christ's calling.

Christian Classical Education at The Geneva School is ...

  • Committed to Character Formation

    Christian classical education at The Geneva School forms students through rightly ordered loves, faithful relationships, and shared discipleship.

    • Rooted in biblical theology

    • Grounded in piety: the proper love and fear of God and man

    • Cultivated by a loving, dedicated faculty and staff

    • Accomplished in partnership with parents

    • Shaped by a nurturing, Christ-centered schoolwide community

  • Focused on Life-Transforming Content

    Geneva invites students into the Great Conversation through an integrated, holistic curriculum delivered by competent, passionate faculty.

    • Centered on a historic Christian worldview

    • Guided by the liberal arts tradition

    • Engaged in the Great Conversation—interacting with the greatest ideas humans have formed over the centuries

    • Demonstrated by an integrated holistic curriculum

    • Delivered by competent, passionate faculty

  • Aspiring to Distinctive Results

    The goal is graduates who are freed by a liberal arts education, equipped for lifelong learning, and empowered to serve God and neighbor.

    • Individuals who are freed—which is the goal of a liberal arts education

    • Equipped to be lifelong learners

    • Possessing and demonstrating rightly ordered loves

    • Virtuous, wise, and eloquent students who love beauty, think deeply, and pursue Christ's calling in all of life's varied endeavors

    • Empowered to step into the world as disciples of Jesus in service of God and neighbor for the advancement of Christ's kingdom

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The Geneva School’s Portrait of a Graduate

The Geneva School seeks to inspire students to love beauty, think deeply, and pursue Christ’s calling. Our Portrait of a Graduate captures the kind of person we pray our students will substantially become by God’s grace—never fully arriving in this life, but faithfully growing in ways that glorify God, expand his kingdom, serve the common good, and nurture personal flourishing.

In Relationship

To God

Integrated Christian

Anchors all learning, living, and loving in Christ, seeing truth, goodness, and beauty as unified in him

Joyful Congregant

Delights in worship and fellowship, actively participating in the life of the church as both gift and calling

Hopeful Heir

Lives in light of God’s promises, trusting in the sure hope of eternal life and the restoration of all things

In Relationship

To Self

Virtuous Learner

Pursues wisdom with diligence, humility, and wonder, ordering the mind and heart toward truth

Courageous Steward

Bravely stewarding time, talents, and resources, embracing responsibility and risk in faithful obedience to God’s call and for the sake of his glory

Discerning Pilgrim

Navigates life’s journey with prayerful wisdom, making choices in light of God’s Word and eternal purposes

In Relationship

To Others

Loving Neighbor

Extends compassion, justice, and hospitality to all, reflecting Christ’s love in word and deed

Eloquent Communicator

Speaks and writes with clarity, beauty, and conviction, aiming to edify and persuade in truth

Servant Leader

Exercises influence through humility, courage, and service, seeking the flourishing of others above self

In Relationship

To the World

Grateful Artist

Creates, appreciates, and cultivates beauty in athletics, the fine and performing arts, common arts, and/or in any endeavor pursued as a reflection of the Creator’s glory

Wise Citizen

Engages in community and culture with discernment, responsibility, and a commitment to the common good

Agent of Shalom

Pursues peace, reconciliation, and justice, participating in God’s work of renewing all creation

Campus

Every family desires a school community where their children can truly belong, connect, and grow together—from their very first day of K4 to graduation. But when a school community must be split across different locations, families often feel disconnected and constantly on the move. The Geneva School desired a campus that allows your family to be together. That is why The Geneva School spent over a decade (2007–2022) executing a master plan to bring our entire student body together onto one vibrant, 40+acre campus. Beginning with purchasing the land, adding the athletic complex (2016), and opening Ingram Hall (upper school in 2019), the grammar school building (2022), and Riley Arena (2023). Today, every Geneva Knight—from K4 through 12th grade—learns, competes, and grows on one single campus. From our grammar school culminating events to the roaring crowds at Riley Arena, your child will experience an extraordinary education surrounded by a community that feels like family.

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We look forward to hosting you for a tour.