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Christian education

Christ at the center of every subject.

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.”
Proverbs 22:6
Families and students gathered for chapel in a wood-beamed hall

Formation, not information

Heart, mind and spirit.

Christ is the center of our educational curriculum. We desire to honor and serve Him through the learning community. The Bible and the doctrine found therein form the central tenets of our classical Christian pedagogy.

Mentor teachers live out their beliefs before their students, drawing them in through questions to engage the world and their struggles. Student ownership of their educational journey is of paramount importance. Our goal is to provide an environment where students feel accomplished and successful in their studies, even when the material is challenging.

Whereas progressive education focuses almost solely on informing, classical and Christian education focuses on the formation of heart, mind, and spirit for human flourishing.

Faith woven through

Not a school that also teaches Christian values.

Faith is intentionally woven throughout every aspect of the education received at Veritas. Children learn how to socialize by viewing one another through Christ’s lens. Your child will learn each subject by learning its root in absolute truth through both scripture and tradition.

We encourage our students to live out their faith through every area of their lives, both in school and at home. Our families are encouraged to attend our chapel service each week and to attend local services in the community on Sundays.

Grammar students hugging their teacher
Students singing from choir folders at Laudatio
Upper school students in uniform reading aloud together from open books
Young students reciting together at an outdoor program
“Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”
1 Corinthians 10:31

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