Academics
A Great Hearts education prepares students to be more than just proficient test takers, but rather, to become great-hearted leaders capable of success throughout higher education and their professional careers. We emphasize that in order for students to become great-hearted leaders they must share in a knowledge that is rooted in the classical liberal arts tradition.
Curriculum
By offering a classical liberal arts curriculum, Great Hearts not only cultivates the hearts and minds of students in the pursuit of Truth, Beauty and Goodness, but also graduates great-hearted leaders prepared for success at the top colleges and universities worldwide.
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Special Education
Veritas Prep offers a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) to students with disabilities, who are currently eligible or are determined eligible to receive special education services and related services.
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College Counseling
Great Hearts is committed to an individualized approach to college counseling that focuses on finding the right fit for each student.
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Letter Grades at Veritas
Letter grades at Veritas are not the simple result of number-crunching: each one is a carefully considered message from the teacher about how to continue the student’s journey of education.
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Semester Exams
At the end of each semester, courses have their final assessments coordinated on a series of half-day (12:30 pm) releases.
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Semester Conferences
The goal of semester conferences at Veritas Prep is to help each student take ownership of their development as a learner, working with their parents and teachers.
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Assessing Student Progress
Getting to know students individually is essential to our mission. Standardized tests are among the many ways in which student progress is assessed at Veritas Prep.
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Student Growth Plans
In preparation for presenting at their semester conferences in January, students in grades 6 through 10 will complete a Student Growth Plan.
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Symposium Day
Each year, while semester conferences are taking place, all students read and annotate a shared literary work.
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