Category: Great Books

The six-year, twelve-course Omnibus curriculum is a sumptuous feast of literature, philosophy, & theology. The courses are arranged chronologically and…

Wondering what the suggested books are for the Veritas Self-Paced ancient history courses and what order to read them in? Check out the printable PDFs…

As part of the team that picked the books, I wanted to take some time to explain what we were thinking and why we chose to pick certain books that mention…

Great literature teaches us to pay careful attention to our place in the story. History teaches us this as well. One of my favorite stories about…

The Omnibus courses generally begin in 7th grade and continue through 12th grade. Whether your student takes all six levels is up to you, but don’t miss…

You want to lead a co-op with other like-minded parents and students to facilitate discussions about free will, moral responsibility, and rhetoric. But…

John Milton Gregory in The Seven Laws of Teaching calls for an astounding amount of review, but how can the “review-habits” of our classes encourage…

The “Question to Consider” starts the discussion by asking the students to react to a question that they can usually answer simply by reflecting on their…

As we train students, these two skills: reading and contextualizing history are necessary for a well-functioning society. We need to make sure that we…

7th Grade: Gretchen Braun Aidan Morris 8th Grade: Benjamin Amoss Hadassah Anderson Anna Blondo Sylvia Byars Skylar Cheng Nathaniel Eades Lewis Esterly Luke Hahs Sienna Hulen Shaye Lau Michaela Maines Katy Shead Daniel Street Zara Tafoya Cassy Vogel Bryce Whitlark 9th Grade: Kylie Baccam Henry Banner Luke_Lewis Castaneros Kate Chong Benaiah Collender Grace Cordle Carter…