Skip to main content
Veritas Classical School home
Menu

Admissions

An education worth doing.

We offer the children of St. Augustine an exciting and distinctively classical and Christian education. Our students are cultivating their love of learning by asking great questions, so that they may develop virtue and poise for the sake of Christ and His work through them.

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind.”
Romans 12:2
Students raising their hands with big smiles

Four steps to enrollment

  1. Inquire & visit

    Read our mission and Portrait of a Graduate, then send an inquiry. We will invite you to see a school day.

  2. Apply online

    The online application takes about 15 minutes, plus a report card, test scores and any 504/IEP records.

  3. Assessment

    Veritas schedules a placement assessment to determine eligibility and grade placement.

  4. Parent interview

    After reading Shaping Hearts and Minds, parents meet with the school for an interview.

Is Veritas the right fit for your family?

Four things families tell us matter most.

Families and students gathered for chapel in a wood-beamed hall

Faith.

We are not just a school that also teaches Christian values. Faith is intentionally woven throughout every aspect of a Veritas education. Children learn each subject by learning its root in absolute truth through both scripture and tradition, and families are encouraged to attend our chapel service each week.

Grammar students in historical costume presenting at the Veritas Symposium

Classical.

A time-tested approach used for over 2,000 years: a biblical worldview (Paideia), methods based on the natural phases of student development, the seven Christian virtues, the Trivium and the Great Books. We teach students not merely information, but how to think.

Four grammar school friends in plaid uniforms smiling together

Relationships.

Smaller class sizes let students build relationships beyond a single school year. Friendships continue from year to year, and previous teachers remain friendly faces in the hallways. Students learn their own value as whole persons, created by God and thriving in Christ.

Teacher and students staining a picnic table in the school garden

Engagement.

Transparency and intentionality guide our partnership with families. With an open-door policy, you will never wonder what is being taught. Parents volunteer at recess, in class, on field trips and around campus. You are an important piece of the vision.

Required reading

Shaping Hearts and Minds.

As a part of the admissions process, all families read Shaping Hearts and Minds: Why It Matters Where Your Child Goes to School: A Case for Classical Christian Education by Monica and Shawn Whatley. This reading must be completed prior to the parent interview portion of the admissions process.

What are parents saying?

  • “Best family decision we ever made”

    Our children are loving the learning process. We believe so much in the mission. Most of all we love how much truth is being taught. Confidence level is way up.
    Veritas parent
  • “So thankful God led us to this school”

    We love it! We are thankful for the vision of those that built the school and uphold it.
    Veritas parent
  • “He wakes up excited to go to school”

    I’m so impressed with him! He is rising to the occasion. Veritas is a Godsend. His confidence is blossoming.
    Veritas parent

Admissions questions

What grades does Veritas serve?

Veritas Classical School serves kindergarten through 12th grade in St. Augustine, Florida, organized as Grammar School (K–6), Logic School (7–8) and Rhetoric School (9–12).

How much is tuition for 2026–2027?

Grammar School (Kindergarten–5th): $12,400; Grammar School (6th grade): $12,665; Logic School (7th–8th): $13,405; Rhetoric School (9th–12th): $14,725. Tuition includes books, supplies and field trips. The application fee is $30 per student.

Does Veritas accept scholarships?

Yes. Veritas accepts Step Up FTC, FES, UA and AAA, and need-based scholarships, but reserves the right to limit the number of scholarship students enrolled.

What is required to apply?

An online application, the most recent report card and standardized test scores, any 504/IEP records, a placement assessment, and a parent interview. All families read Shaping Hearts and Minds by Monica and Shawn Whatley before the interview.

Is Veritas accredited?

Yes. Veritas is accredited by the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) and recognized as accredited by the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA).

How do I schedule a visit?

Send an inquiry on the website or call the office at (904) 810-1050, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ET.

Admissions

Come by and see us.

The best way to understand a classical Christian education is to watch it happen. Schedule a visit, sit in on a class, and ask us anything.