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Logic is the art and science of reasoning. The students in our Logic II class used inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning to solve a boxed mystery called R.I.P. at the Rodeo. 

Yesterday we went on a field trip to the FBI. It was very fun. When we arrived, we were greeted by a former FBI agent and given badges. After watching a short film about past cases, we got to stroll around the museum. 

Day Three in Budapest was truly something special. We began the morning with a chapel service, where our students had the unique opportunity to sing well-known Christian songs in Hungarian! It was a beautiful moment of connection across language and culture. They also heard an encouraging message on Psalm 42, reflecting on finding hope and strength in the Lord. Next came a choice of language classes, with students diving into either German or Spanish. It was exciting to see t

From Coach Miles Tonight was bigger than a scoreboard. With seven players who have never played varsity basketball before, we stepped into this season knowing we were building from the ground up. We knew it would take patience, repetition, buy-in, and trust. And today, we started to see that work take shape. Veritas 63 – Life Christian 18 The chemistry looked different tonight, stronger, more intentional. The communication, the effort, the way the guys played for each other

Congratulations, Veritas Sophomore, Sam Menorca — Eagle Scout! We are proud to recognize Veritas Sophomore, Sam Menorca, for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest honor in Scouting! Sam has been a student at Veritas since the 6th grade—now in his fifth year with us—and has consistently demonstrated the perseverance, leadership, and integrity that define both a Veritas student and an Eagle Scout. Earning this distinction at such a young age is a remarkable accomplishm

This week, our seventh-grade logic class had the exciting opportunity to visit the Museum of Illusions in Washington D.C. This unique field trip was an engaging blend of fun, learning, and analytical thinking that perfectly aligns with our school's classical education philosophy. At the museum, students were immersed in a world where perception meets reality. The students were captivated by the illusions. They explored various exhibits that challenged their understanding of s

Our class visited a senior citizen community three times. The students interviewed their senior citizen partners twice, first to just get to know them, and second to learn more about one specific time in their lives. Then, the students wrote the stories. On the third visit, the students read the stories they wrote about their senior citizen partners to their senior citizen partners. By Alex Runyan (Student at Veritas) When I heard that I had to interview a senior citizen, I f

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