The curriculum of Veritas School seeks to recover the liberal arts tradition, and thus focuses upon the liberal arts and sciences (including mathematics) in an effort to raise up children who are well prepared for the many callings to which they may be drawn as adults. This well-roundedness that is at the heart of a true liberal arts education necessitates that specialization is kept to a minimum and is reserved for older students. Therefore, nearly all courses of study are required for all students. Students in high school are given choices concerning their foreign-language study, and mathematics options in their senior year.

In short, we seek to cultivate the intangible traits of understanding, wisdom, virtue, godliness, and eloquence in our students. While Veritas students score well on standardized tests, including SATs and Advanced Placement exams, and are accepted into selective colleges and universities, college preparation or job training is not our primary concern.