2025-2026 Admissions open November 1st
Admissions Process
1. Attend a School Information Meeting: Due to our unique school model, parents are required to attend an information meeting about Veritas Academy of Tucson prior to Admission. Both parents/guardians in a two-person household need to attend. These meetings are held at scheduled times on campus during the year. RSVP here.
2. Application: If, after reviewing the school material and praying about the decision, you are still interested in pursuing our school, then please complete the online application. There is a non-refundable $125 per student application fee required at time of submission.
- Wait Pool Information
If your child meets the admission requirements but no seat is available, we will offer to place your child in a Wait Pool. When/If a seat becomes available, the most qualified student will be offered admission. If you already have children enrolled in Veritas Academy, every attempt will be made to admit a new sibling.
3. Parent Interview: This step involves an interview between the parent/guardian(s) and a member of the Admin team and Board. The purpose of these meetings is to make certain that each family has had an individual opportunity to have their questions answered regarding our school, as well as to certify whether Veritas is the best fit for the family. A member of the Admissions team will contact you to arrange the interview.
4. Placement Testing and Evaluation: Academic courses offered require placement assessments for students. Once a satisfactory application has been received and the parent interview has taken place, placement testing will be scheduled.
5. Letter of Acceptance: The Admissions team will email each family indicating their decision. The family will formally accept an offer by completing the online enrollment packet and submitting all required documentation. In the unfortunate event that your plans change and you need to withdraw your child from Veritas, please see our withdrawal policy on the website under Admissions > Tuition and Fees.
Parent and Student Responsibilities
Students must be accepted to Veritas Academy of Tucson (VAT) through a formal admissions process. Both parental involvement and student cooperation is essential for VAT to fulfill its mission. Therefore, as a condition of acceptance to this school, the parent/guardian and student applying for admission must fulfill the following requirements:
- Parents are required to attend an informational meeting in order to fully understand the expectations of VAT and the University-Model System.
- Parents are required to read and become familiar with the Parent/Student Manual. Parents must be willing to abide by the school’s rules and regulations as expressed in the Parent/Student Manual.
- Parents must be willing to provide VAT with a completed application packet for each child applying for admission. A close up, individual photo of the student must be uploaded with the application packet.
- Entrance assessments are required for all new students enrolling in academic classes. Assessments will determine proper placement in the appropriate course grade levels.
- Each family applying for Admission will have an interview. The interview will take place with a member of our Administrative team and a member of our Ministry Board and will include both husband and wife, except in the case of a single parent. This will allow the opportunity to answer any questions about VAT and ensure it is the best educational fit for the family. An interview will be arranged once a satisfactory application has been processed.
- All incoming 5th – 12th grade students will also be individually interviewed by the Admissions Committee.
- Parents must be committed to providing partnership instruction in the satellite classroom on the days that the child is not attending the VAT classroom in order to provide quality education in accordance with existing law.
- Parents and students must be committed to the University-Model learning experience and Christian environment of VAT. Each student must be willing to adhere to the Student Code of Conduct and all other policies regarding student behavior as found in the Parent/Student Manual.
- The family must be active members of the Body of Christ.
- Parents must be willing to use a Christian Conciliation Service to settle any disputes if ever necessary.
