The classical method of education is a three-stage approach to instruction with the goal of producing graduates who have mastered the art of learning so that they may skillfully acquire and apply knowledge, reason critically, and articulate persuasively. Sometimes referred to as the Trivium (Latin for “three ways”), this approach consists of the Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric stages, with each stage building upon its predecessor.

Education is never neutral. It is more than the mere transmission of facts; it involves the communication of life principles and values and, therefore, requires a spiritual context. Because God created, sustains and will consummate all things through His Son, Jesus Christ, we believe that facts, whether mathematical, historical, scientific, or otherwise, can only represent truth if they are taught in the context of a biblical worldview. This belief permeates our goals and objectives, teaching methods, and curriculum.

Our collaborative, University-Model^® approach integrates challenging academics, student engagement, and Christ-like character development while affirming the parents’ role as the primary influence in their children’s lives by redirecting time from the school to the family. This approach employs a university-style schedule, gradually preparing and releasing students toward age-appropriate independence and organization. Professional teachers, instructing in their areas of expertise, conduct central classroom instruction and provide direction for School@Home days and assignments.

The purpose of Family Ministries is to strengthen our families by effectively partnering with them.  We unite together with parents around the school’s mission and shared core values in order to equip parents in their efforts to establish homes that powerfully support mental, emotional, and spiritual growth.

God has tremendously blessed Veritas Academy, and in return, it is our desire to freely give and to support other like-minded schools across the nation.  Nearly every month, Veritas connects with or hosts representatives from classical, university-model schools and start-ups from numerous states.