Multiple failing grades in a reporting term are often an indication of a serious academic problem, one that the school may not be equipped to help. Generally, a student in grade four or higher is not allowed to continue the current academic year at Geneva if he or she earns a “D” in three or more numerically graded subjects or an “F” in two or more numerically graded subjects in a quarter. Under such circumstances, the student is often better served in another academic setting.
The expulsion of a student for academic reasons, either mid-year or at the end of an academic year, does not release the parents from any tuition contract in effect.
A student expelled for academic reasons is eligible for consideration for readmission after they have had at least one full academic year away from Geneva and if they show evidence of improvement in their academic performance. Admissions testing and interview (if applicable) will be required for consideration for readmission.