BOERNE — Geneva School of Boerne Rhetoric students in grades 9-12 attended the Honor Code Assembly the first week of school, where Headmaster Matt Donnowitz outlined the school’s Honor Code and pledge.
Each high school student is required to sign this code and is challenged to live by it while at Geneva, with the hope that it will instill a personal code of lifelong integrity and honor.
The Honor Code reads, “Out of the threefold desire to honor God, respect my school and value my classmates, I pledge, as a student at the Geneva School of Boerne, to strive to do my best in all things. As a student leader, I promise to abide by all school policies. I will not lie, steal or cheat, nor tolerate these behaviors by my classmates.
“In confirmation of my pledge to you and my accountability before the Lord Jesus Christ, I profess that in all of my schoolwork, my name affirms my honor; in all of my dealings, my word is my bond.”
The signed Honor Code is displayed in the administrative office for all to see and remember their commitment and pledge.
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