Developing the ability to think critically and solve problems creatively is the foundation of this class. This is the intersection of logic, [mathematical] intuition, and the mathematics we use to describe the natural world created by a divine Creator. 

Are you wanting to learn how to code but are unsure where to start? Python is a beginner friendly, but powerful programming language that allows one to create small games and programs, complete user applications, as well as analyze massive amounts of data.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works. (Recommended for grade 10. May be taken in grades 7-12.)

In this Live Online Course students will learn the major objectives and themes in the genre through a close reading of some of its most important books, as well as interacting with relevant film and television examples. (May be taken in grades 9-12.)

In this Live Online Course students will gain a targeted review of the last half of Elementary Algebra (Jacobs). (Recommended for grade 7. May be taken in grades 7-12.)

In this Live Online Course, students will learn to examine film in light of a Christian worldview, by looking at storytelling, worldview, and spirituality in the movies. (May be taken in grades 10-12.)

In this course, students test the validity of syllogisms as well as learn the informal fallacies, truth tables, and formal proofs in an effort to aid students in the worship of God, who is Logic Himself.

Students will explore history, theology, philosophy, and popular culture through the Christian apologetic lens to find that every discipline has apologetic value from geometry, to the sciences, even to poetry.

Math-U-See PreCalculus meets the PreCalculus requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

Math-U-See Algebra 2 meets the Algebra II requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

Biology is the nexus from which all other life sciences extend. Veritas is pleased to offer Biology using the Novare curriculum.

Our Novare Physical Science course exercises minds while establishing foundational science skills. Using the Novare curriculum, students develop skills in mathematics, English, and measurement.

Our Earth Science course uses the Novare curriculum to echo Micah 6:8, spurring students to walk humbly before the Creator and to do justly toward His creation.

This course is an introductory level course, providing a foundation in the basics of Hebrew grammar and vocabulary. Students will read well-known folk tales and traditional Messianic Jewish prayers in Hebrew.

Students will study select sonnets and five of Shakespeare's plays, examining the pieces as both literary works and performances meant for the stage. Students will experience the genius of Shakespeare's language and character insight by reading, discussing, memorizing, and performing sections of ...

Homework will average 3 - 5 hours per week. Chemistry Apologia meets the Chemistry requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only. This course prepares students who are less interested in a STEM-oriented program beyond high school, and more interested in becoming critical think...

Join the Yearbook club and help create a piece of living history that you can hold in your hand! At its inception, the yearbook committee determined to call the VSA yearbook Legato, which is generally understood to mean "in a smooth and flowing manner without breaks between notes" and in Italian ...

The VSA Apologetics Club is an organization focused on wrestling with some of the deepest questions found in the Christian worldview while having fun and interacting with friends from all over the globe.

In this Live Online Course students will fine-tune previously learned Latin skills as they focus on translating selections from Caesar and other classical texts. This course is eligible for dual enrollment credit for junior and senior diploma students. (May be taken in grades 7-12.)

German III will review the basics of German grammar and vocabulary in the first 8 weeks and then spend the rest of the year reading, translating, and analyzing German texts.

The Art History Live Online Course is taught through a biblical lens and covers a general survey of Western art history, from the caves of Lascaux to the artists of the twenty-first century.

The purpose of the Computer Programming club is to learn how to write computer programs, starting from the basics and building up to 2D computer games you can play and share with your friends.

This course assumes the student has achieved a significant level of proficiency in Latin grammar and is ready to read unadapted Latin texts with a focus on Virgil and Caesar.