Staff Report
Students Celebrate a Season of Learning and Faith
The last few months have been a vibrant and enriching time for students at Veritas Preparatory School, filled with activities that deepened both their academic learning and spiritual growth.
During April’s Chapel service, students had the unique opportunity to engage directly with a panel of local pastors from Parkside Bible Fellowship and Grace Bible Church. Students were invited to ask any questions related to the Bible, leading to a lively and thoughtful discussion. Topics ranged from theological inquiries to practical applications of faith, and the pastors answered with wisdom and encouragement, providing a memorable experience for all who attended.
In the classroom, Mrs. Pustovrh’s fifth- and sixth-grade students brought literature to life by diving into J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic novel "The Hobbit." As part of their studies, the students designed and built their own hobbit holes, showcasing remarkable creativity and craftsmanship—creations that would have made Bilbo Baggins himself proud.
As Easter approached, the entire school community took time to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Students and staff enjoyed a much-needed break from their studies to spend quality time with family and reflect on the significance of the holiday.
In preparation for the Easter season, the second-quarter hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today," was chosen to anchor the school’s musical worship. Students enthusiastically learned and sang the beloved hymn, deepening their understanding of its powerful message of hope and victory.
Veritas Preparatory School continues to blend academic excellence with faith-based education, creating a nurturing environment where students grow not only in knowledge but also in character.
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