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The 10th Annual Fall Festival is Sunday, Nov 15, 2:00–5:00 PM, at the Rod and Gun Club.
Classical · Christian · Kindergarten through 12th grade
News & updates
Stories from our classrooms, chapel, fields and the road to Main Campus. Families receive every update in the weekly Very Veritas newsletter.
Events
The 10th Annual Fall Festival is Sunday, Nov 15, 2:00–5:00 PM, at the Rod and Gun Club.
Athletics
A school plank record, season wrap-ups for volleyball and flag football, and basketball tryouts.
Academics
After Charlotte’s Web and a study of plants and seeds, first and second grade visited Cowart Farms.
Academics
While studying Spenser’s The Faerie Queene, two eleventh graders created artwork of the knight, the dragon, castles, and the seven deadly sins.
Faith & Community
The seniors chose John 3:18 as their class verse and wrote it on their classroom threshold.
Student Life
The Upper School Hoedown at Molasses Junction had music, line dancing, a mechanical bull, sarsaparilla, and themed snacks.
Faith & Community
The annual all-school chapel honoring veterans gathered a week early at Ancient City Baptist Church.
Faith & Community
November’s theme is The Goodness of Gratitude: “a posture of the heart that recognizes every good gift comes from God.”
Student Life
Spirit Week ended with Western Day, second grade held a County Fair Day, and third grade met K-9 handlers.
Events
Student artwork is on display Nov 2–28, with an open house Friday, Nov 13, 5–7 PM.
Main Campus
The first annual Auction & Gala celebrated 10 years of God’s faithfulness and raised $54,000, beating its $40,000 goal.
Academics
Faculty heard Josh Gibbs, author of Something They Will Not Forget, speak on classroom management.
Academics
Rhetoric students now meet early on Tuesday mornings over coffee to discuss C.S. Lewis and his writings.
Academics
Fifth graders ran a market economy, seventh graders grew crystals, and third graders visited a wildlife reserve.
Faith & Community
The first Men’s Lunch of the year was hosted by the Sylvester family and Carrabba’s.
Student Life
Daily morning assembly on both campuses, and a Top Chef-style knife-skills “chop-off” for Rhetoric culinary students.
Student Life
A new musical theater program for grades 2–6 with flexible rehearsals that work around sports.
Faith & Community
Peter Baur flew in from Roanoke, VA, and asked faculty: “Do your students know they are image bearers of God?”
Academics
Three identical sessions at Main Campus covered the Classical Baccalaureate and why rhetoric equips students.
Main Campus
County approvals have taken longer than anticipated, so the timeline will be adjusted. Our building plans are complete and ready to go.
Main Campus
Parents pray monthly on the property, committing it and the school’s future to the Lord.
Faith & Community
The whole school gathered at Lincolnville for the first chapel of the year, and fall sports launched.
Student Life
The Grammar School came together at Lincolnville, the Upper School moved to SR 16, and students uncovered a dinosaur femur in Montana.
Main Campus
Veritas has purchased land at 635 S. Holmes Blvd., centrally located for families, and launched the Planting Roots Capital Campaign.
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