At Veritas Classical Academy, we hold that academic and personal integrity are essential to our mission. We are committed not only to cultivating the intellect, but also to forming character rooted in strong morals and responsible citizenship. In agreement with Aristotle, we recognize that virtue is developed through the practice of right action.
Discipline, ethical conduct, and personal responsibility are modeled by our teachers and expected of our students in every area of school life. Students encounter the virtues exemplified by the enduring heroes and heroines of literature and history, and Veritas provides clear standards of behavior shaped by our eight core virtues to guide students in the pursuit of excellent character.
I will practice patience and self-control. I will think before I speak and keep my temper under control.
I will remain steadfast when I am afraid and will persevere when the work is difficult
I will seek to cultivate a thirst for knowledge of what is best and most lasting.
I will follow the rules, help others and treat them fairly and with respect.
I think before I act and practice good judgement.
I will take pride in my work and my duties. I will hold myself accountable, even when others do not.
I will be kind and generous. I will seek to learn to get along well with others and to desire what is best for them.