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Classical Christian Education for Lifelong Learning
Veritas Academy provides a classical Christian education rooted in the Trivium method, fostering intellectual growth, moral character, and faith. Our university model allows families to engage in a flexible three-day academic program complemented by home-based learning. With small class sizes averaging seven students, we prioritize personalized instruction and mentorship. Our faculty, recognized for excellence in their fields, deliver rigorous curricula spanning foundational subjects to advanced studies. We emphasize critical thinking, depth of content, and a wholesome environment free from political indoctrination.

Graduates emerge well-prepared for higher education and life, equipped with a strong academic foundation and ethical grounding. Parent testimonials highlight our dedicated teachers, supportive community, and the transformative impact on students' lives. Our mission aligns with families seeking truth rooted in biblical principles, cultivating a love for virtue and beauty. Through a blend of structured classroom learning and family involvement, we nurture students' growth in knowledge, character, and faith.
Services
Classical Christian Education University Model Program Small Class Instruction Critical Thinking Curriculum Biblical Foundations
Highlights and features
  • We offer small class sizes averaging seven students for personalized attention.
  • Our faculty includes experts in classical education and subject-specific disciplines.
  • We integrate biblical truth as the foundation for all academic instruction.
  • Our university model provides flexibility with three days of on-campus learning.
  • Graduates consistently achieve 99% college acceptance with strong academic preparation.
What people say
Excellent teachers Small class sizes Strong academic foundation Supportive community College-bound graduates
Services
Classical Christian Education
Our classical Christian education employs the Trivium framework (grammar, logic, rhetoric) to develop critical thinking and a biblical worldview. Students engage with virtuous literature, historical analysis, and logical reasoning. This approach cultivates intellectual curiosity and moral character through structured, content-rich curricula.
University Model Program
The university model combines three days of on-campus instruction with two days of home-based learning. Families choose full academic enrollment or individual courses. This flexible structure supports personalized pacing while maintaining rigorous academic standards through expert-led classroom experiences and family collaboration.
Small Class Instruction
With average class sizes of seven students, our program ensures individualized attention and mentorship. Teachers adapt instruction to diverse learning styles, fostering academic growth and confidence. This environment promotes meaningful student-teacher relationships and peer collaboration within a supportive community.
Critical Thinking Curriculum
Our curriculum emphasizes depth of content across subjects, including Omnibus courses integrating history, literature, and theology. Students analyze primary sources, construct logical arguments, and apply mathematical and scientific principles. This approach develops analytical skills essential for academic and life success through rigorous, interdisciplinary study.
Biblical Foundations
Biblical truth forms the foundation for all instruction, shaping ethical reasoning and character development. Courses incorporate scriptural perspectives on history, science, and the arts. Students learn to discern truth through apologetics training and worship participation, aligning academic pursuits with Christian values and service.
People
Mr. David Mulligan
Headmaster
Mr. Mulligan leads Veritas Academy with a vision for classical Christian education, bringing decades of administrative experience and a commitment to academic excellence rooted in biblical truth.
Mrs. Mary Cole
Writing Instructor
Mrs. Cole specializes in excellence in writing instruction, guiding students through composition, rhetoric, and literary analysis to develop clear, persuasive communication skills grounded in classical principles.
Mrs. Maria Couto
Spanish Teacher
Mrs. Couto provides foundational Spanish instruction, integrating language learning with cultural studies to equip students for global engagement through classical linguistic education.
Mrs. Merideth Eshelman
Science Teacher
Mrs. Eshelman teaches biology and choir, combining scientific inquiry with musical expression to cultivate well-rounded students through interdisciplinary learning experiences.
Mr. George DeLancey
Music Instructor
Mr. DeLancey leads beginner music and chamber orchestra programs, fostering artistic talent alongside academic rigor to develop students' creative and intellectual capacities.
Questions
What educational approach does Veritas Academy use?
We employ the classical Trivium method (grammar, logic, rhetoric) combined with Christian principles to develop critical thinking and moral character through rigorous academics.
How does the university model work?
Students attend classes three days weekly with two days for home-based learning. Families can choose full enrollment or individual courses while maintaining flexibility.
What class sizes can I expect?
Average class sizes are seven students, ensuring personalized attention and meaningful student-teacher interactions within a supportive learning community.
Are teachers qualified in classical education?
Our faculty includes experts in classical methods and subject-specific disciplines, with extensive experience delivering rigorous, integrated curricula aligned with our mission.
How does Veritas prepare students for college?
99% of graduates pursue higher education, equipped with critical thinking skills, academic excellence, and character development through our college preparatory curriculum.
What spiritual development opportunities exist?
Biblical truth integrates into all subjects, with apologetics training, worship participation, and ethical reasoning to strengthen students' faith and service orientation.