An education with a lasting purpose.
Preparing Students for All of Life
We aim to equip students with knowledge of God and His holiness, enabling them to glorify and enjoy Him in any career. Our curriculum covers a wide range of subjects, including theology, philosophy, history, and ethics, all aimed at deepening students' understanding of God and His ways. Along with classroom instruction, we offer extracurricular activities such as fellowship groups and community service opportunities to encourage students to live out their faith practically. Our rigorous academic program and experiences prepare students to positively impact any career they pursue while keeping their focus on glorifying and enjoying God.
Our School At A Glance
14:1
Student teacher ratio
Veritas is proud to offer a remarkable student-teacher ratio of 14:1, ensuring that each student receives the individual attention they need to thrive.
1310
Average SAT Score
Veritas boasts an impressive average SAT score of 1310, a testament to the high level of academic excellence and rigor that is fostered within the institution.
375+
Overall Student Enrollment
Veritas Academy boasts a diverse and talented academic community of 375+ students who strive for excellence in all areas of their lives.
Beginning With the End in Mind
At Veritas, we believe that all areas of study—and of life—provide opportunities to discern and emulate the True, the Good, and the Beautiful. Whether your child is in the classroom, on the quad, or on the playing field, we are looking for opportunities to cultivate both mind and soul.
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Why a Classical Christian Approach to Education?
Our children spend roughly 12,000 hours in school. From the time they start kindergarten until they graduate high school. How they spend it matters to us. Our approach produces uncommon young adults that are loving, serving and thinking. Children that are unique in their aim to follow Christ and influence culture for generations to come.
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Preschool
A joyful, Christ-centered, nurturing program provides children a foundation for learning that prepares them for the next step in their school journey. With thematic concepts built into a Bible-based curriculum, small class sizes, and skilled, loving teachers, our littlest learners experience spiritual, social, and academic growth.
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Kindergarten
Veritas Academy Kindergarten prepares students to thrive in school and in life in Christ, with faculty who work to instill not only knowledge, but Christlike character. Incorporating ample music, movement, playtime, games, trips, and hands-on activities into an exceptional, time-tested curriculum provides kids with crucial tools for learning and virtue.
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Grammar Phase - Elementary School
The Grammar phase is the elementary school level in the Trivium of classical Christian education. The focus in this stage is on teaching the basic facts of reading, history, Bible, math, and language using enjoyable, time-proven methods. Songs, chants, and interactive experiences provide a framework of knowledge on which later learning can be built.
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Logic Phase - Middle School
In the Logic Phase, students focus on formal and informal logic, developing critical thinking skills and learning to analyze arguments. They become adept at evaluating and synthesizing information from multiple sources, preparing them to navigate complex problems and make informed decisions based on sound reasoning.
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Rhetoric Phase - High School
The Rhetoric Phase emphasizes effective communication through public speaking, writing, and persuasion. Students build upon their foundation in Grammar and Logic, applying critical thinking and analytical skills to real-world problems. By mastering the Rhetoric Phase, students become skilled communicators, leaders, and influencers in their chosen fields.
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By reading widely at Veritas, students are taught to engage with arguments and assumptions from different eras in order to develop their moral imaginations. Our curriculum focuses primarily on the classics, including Homer, Augustine, Dante, and Shakespeare, to name a few. These are books that deal with age-old questions and experiences that all humans share, such as "time" and "justice". They form the intellectual, cultural, and spiritual foundation of our Western Civilization. Reading them allows us to enter the Great Conversation, rejoicing in great truths and analyzing major errors.
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