Veritas is Relocating!
There's some exciting things happening at Veritas and we could really use your help in a big way. Find out how you can partner with us in achieving this needed move.
How Do We Learn?
We teach students how to learn, not what to learn. We are empowering our students with the tools they need to own and drive their education. Our overarching goal is to help our students become life-long…..
Why Veritas?
Veritas Academy is the place for the inquisitive learner; a place where students can be engaged and empowered to discover the love of learning. We take great care in finding a healthy balance between individualization and collaboration, while avoiding standardization……
What is a Micro-School?
We are intentionally small so we can know each student as an individual and provide a personalized education.
Our Story
Behind every movement there’s a heart and a voice. Hear our motivation for starting this endeavor.
Learning Studios
Our studios are where learners can be the entrepreneurs, mathematicians, scientists, artists, and philosophers that they already are.
Empowering Learners
How do we empower learners? We give students a voice and a choice in how they learn.
One Size Doesn’t Fit All
admin | January 3, 2018
How do you find a school that fits your child? Does a school need to fit your family values and ideals? We are starting a school in an area that has one of the best ranked public school systems in…..
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Discovered, Ignited, and Fed
admin | November 28, 2017
“Each child has a spark of genius waiting to be discovered, ignited and fed” -Jeff Sandefer (founder of Acton Academy in Austin.) As I began reading the book Unschooling Rules by Clark Aldrich, I realized that I agreed with the…..
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Project Based Learning in Action
admin | November 16, 2017
Project Based Learning creates a desire for information and understanding that is purposeful and authentic.
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Together We Achieve More!
admin | November 3, 2017
One of my sons is very competitive. He will often choose to do “helpful” tasks only because he is trying to prove he is “better” than his brother. He also constantly compares his skill level to his siblings to show…..
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