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 continue building on the material from Latin Transition I.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the medieval world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works.

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.

In this Live Online Course students will gain a targeted review of the last half of Elementary Algebra (Jacobs).

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the medieval world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works.

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.

In this Live Online Course students who have taken little or no Latin will benefit from the Latin Alive! text.

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 Geometry meets the Geometry 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.

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

Math 6 Math-U-See Pre-Algebra meets the sixth grade requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

Math 5 Math-U-See Zeta meets the fifth grade requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

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

Math 3 Math-U-See Delta meets the third grade 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...

Students will sharpen their spelling skills in this course. Each lesson presents a rule, jingle, or hint, with words that follow the rule or break it. Students will learn the spelling rules and words using a multi-sensory approach. Daily spelling tests support the goal of complete mastery.

This class includes the study of the continents and oceans, Africa, and the Middle East. The curriculum used in the course features Mr. Latitude and Mr. Longitude, who will take students on a trip throughout Africa and the Middle East with Peter Pan.

This class includes the study of the continents and oceans, East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania.

This geometry course is the study of plane and solid figures on the basis of axioms and theorems as well as the measurement of the earth in terms of points, lines, line segments, rays, angles, and planes. This course requires students to focus on logical proof and critical thinking when solving...

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 thinking...

In this Live Online Course students will study carbon-containing compounds, reaction mechanisms, synthesis, stereochemistry, functional groups just to name a few things.

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.

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.

In this Live Online Course students will further expand their vocabulary and conversational ability while enhancing their knowledge of the Chinese people, economics, politics, archeology, and history spanning back over 5,000 years.

In this Live Online Course students will learn how to better understand and appreciate poetry while also honing your skills as a poet who can become equipped to enter the Great Conversation.

In this Live Online Course students will look at a survey-style overview of Western civilization.

In this Live Online Course students will look at American history from a biblical worldview.

In this Live Online Course students will study the beauty of God's creation through art, after Art I - Grammar.

In this Live Online Course students will study the beauty of God's creation through art.

In this Live Online Course students 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, both contemporary and historical.

Spanish Club will offer different activities where we will put into practice all that we have learned in VSA's Spanish courses.

In this Live Online Course students will learn tools that enable them to tackle text complexity and rigor in reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

In this Live Online Course students will study the continents and oceans, South America, Central America, and North America.

In this Live Online Course students will study the continents and oceans, the British Isles, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, the former U.S.S.R., and Southern Europe.

This club will be a place for writers (from beginning to advanced!) to unite, share their work, give advice, and learn together through discussions, meetings, workshops, and the exploration of multiple genres.

In this Live Online Course students will study the basics of German grammar and vocabulary.

In this Live Online Course students will learn to fully understand both personal and business finance.

In this Live Online Course students will have continued practice of intermediate algebra and trigonometry introduced in Algebra II Saxon.

In this Live Online Course students will cover listening, speaking, reading, and writing Mandarin Chinese in a fun and engaging manner.

In this Live Online Club students will study three categories: Latin for Fun, Latin for Academic Pursuits, and Latin for Service.

In this Live Online Club students will work to better implement the practice of using God's word to prepare and equip us for our spiritual battles.

In this Live Online Club, students will look at famous historical problems and how different fields of math helped to solve them!

In this Live Online Club students will be introduced students to basic camera skills such as shooting in various modes and conditions. They will learn proper terminology and experiment with various techniques while working on photographing people, animals, landscapes, and more.

In this Live Online Course students will cover English vocabulary derivatives from the most important Greek and Latin Roots--a very effective way to build vocabulary.

In this Live Online Course students will sharpen their spelling skills in this course. Each lesson presents a rule, jingle, or hint, with words that follow the rule or break it.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on conversation skills, reading comprehension, listening comprehension, culture and literature while their knowledge of the structure of the French language is refined.

In this Live Online Course students will cover triangle congruence, postulates and theorems, surface area and volume, two-column proofs, vector addition, and slopes and equations of lines.

In this Live Online Course students will continue building on the material from Latin Transition I.

In this Live Online Course students will learn signed numbers, exponents, and roots; absolute value; equations and inequalities; scientific notations; unit conversions; polynomials; graphs; factoring; quadratic equations; direct and inverse variations; exponential growth; statistics; and probabilities...

In this Live Online Course students will study informal and deductive logic with a more relaxed approach than Logic I. Logic (the logical fallacies) is a "paradigm" discipline by which we evaluate, assess, and learn other subjects.

Marine Biology introduces students to the study of life in marine environments. Students will gain knowledge about the physical characteristics of the Earth's oceans; prominent marine communities and their ecological uniqueness; representative marine organisms from the five biological kingdoms...

In this Live Online Course students will prepare an extensive paper on a topic carefully selected by them and agreed on with the instructor.

This Live Online Course is intended for students who haven't yet gotten a basic timeline of history and for those who would benefit from a transition class from the grammar school program to the rigors of Omnibus.

In this Live Online Course students will continue learning vocabulary (including Latin roots), grammar, pronunciation and translation.

Building on concepts learned in Grammar and Writing 5, students will use Well Ordered Language to expand their knowledge of English grammar by identifying the parts of a sentence and understanding further how words operate in a sentence.

Building on concepts learned in Grammar and Writing 4, students will use Well Ordered Language to take their next steps into English grammar by identifying the parts of a sentence as well as understanding further how words operate in a sentence.

Anatomy and Physiology includes foundational concepts related to the structure and function of the human body. The course provides laboratory activities that include the use of the scientific method, observation of tissue specimens via microscope, and dissection labs.

Building on concepts learned in Grammar and Writing 3, students will use Well Ordered Language to take their next steps into English grammar by identifying the parts of a sentence and further understanding how words operate in sentences.

Using Well Ordered Language students will take their first steps into English grammar by not merely identifying the parts of a sentence, but also understanding how words operate in a sentence.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on developing statistical thinking and the use of basic statistical concepts using modern computer-based practices.

In this Live Online Course students will build on the grammar elements learned in Spanish II, increase and reinforce their knowledge of verb tenses, continue to build vocabulary, and improve conversational ability in different settings.

In this Live Online Course students will increase their knowledge of verb tenses, continue to build vocabulary, and improve conversational ability in different settings.

In this Live Online Course students learn how to communicate in common, everyday settings using one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world, Spanish. (May be taken in grades 9-12.)

In this Live Online Course students will study trigonometry concepts, statistics, and applications for other subjects such as physics and chemistry.

In this Live Online Course students will continue with learning new concepts they will need for upper-level algebra and geometry.

In this Live Online Course students will continue with concepts and practice introduced in Mathematics 3 - Saxon 54, helping to extend a child's understanding, sharpen mental math skills, and deepen understanding.

In this Live Online Course students will build on basic level math skills while introducing more complex math concepts that will begin preparing the student for higher levels of math in the late Grammar stage.

In this Live Online Course students will learn to (1) observe rhetorical situations and assess which persuasive strategy is best for a given situation, (2) orient themselves to that situation given their rhetorical goals, (3) decide which course of action is wisest, (4) and act most effectively.

In this Live Online Course students will examine the history, practice, and cutting edge research in psychology, providing a foundation for students in the discipline.

In this Live Online Course students will read great literature and continue to work on their phonics fundamentals as they read aloud and read on their own.

Physics II builds on the foundation laid in Physics I, developing more complex problem-solving skills and a deeper level of understanding.

In this Live Online Course students will be introduced to physics, chemistry, and basic concepts of our earth, including the atmosphere, hydrosphere, major geological formations, weather, and basics of an atom.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works beginning just after the Reformation and covers significant works of modern Western culture.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the medieval world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works of theology, history and literature of the medieval world beginning with the works of St. Augustine and ending in the Reformation era.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on works of the ancient world, culminating in the first century.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will learn the Veritas Press history and Bible time lines, Latin chants, math facts, grammar jingles, and much more.

In this Live Online Course students will learn the Veritas Press history and Bible time lines, Latin chants, math facts, grammar jingles, and much more.