Welcome to Veritas

Our Telos

In the Greek New Testament, the word Telos (τέλος) is used to describe the “purpose” or “goal” of human life. The scriptures teach us that our telos is not a place, but a person - Jesus Christ. He is the culmination and fulfillment of our journey.

At Veritas, we pursue Jesus Christ, our telos, by seeking to be a community of students and families growing in the love of God as courageous learners, thoughtful communicators, and gracious servants.

Please read more about our vision and mission below.

Headmaster & Teacher

Our Telos or Vision

To be a community of students and families growing in the love of God as courageous learners, thoughtful communicators, and gracious servants.

Elements of the Veritas Seal

The Shield

A community of teachers, students, and families…
The Cross

We delight to see families growing in the love of God. We believe the person and work of Jesus Christ is the central focus and binding element of a Christian education.
The Open Book

Studying the liberal arts within a classical education requires students and families to be courageous learners as we rediscover the wisdom that was foundational to our civilization.
The Quill

As we pursue wisdom, we aspire to become thoughtful communicators to understand and engage our fellow image bearers. Through careful listening, clear writing, and eloquent speaking we seek to communicate truth, seasoned with grace.
The Wash Basin

We love God because He first loved us and gave His Son Jesus Christ as an atoning sacrifice for our sin. As we are transformed by the power of His grace, we lovingly give our lives away as gracious servants to serve one another, our community, and the world for the glory of God and the advancement of His kingdom.
Amate

Our calling culminates in the two great commandments - to love God and to love your neighbor as yourself. These are captured by the Latin imperative, Amate.

Our Mission

We aspire to live into our Telos as a Christian, classical, University-Model School.

A University-Model School is a parent-partnered, hybrid form of education. Depending on their age, students will attend class on campus two or three days per week.

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