Academics

There’s more to Mr. Pelt’s band class than just hitting the right notes. The beauty of music points to the Creator of the universe. 

How eavesdropping on a conversation inspired me to live out my faith.

Timothy's ACES team won the State Championship for the second year in a row!

What team at Timothy has the longest season, competes in local competitions against club teams and school teams, competed in the state tournament and competed in a national tournament that also included teams from foreign countries? The answer is the Timothy Robotics team!

A 7-day Renew internship set Clarissa Chen on the pathway to becoming a doctor.

Jen Carreon joined DECA and qualified for Nationals — bringing home a silver medal. 

VEI offers high school students a hands-on experience of the professional world. VEI is a class that students register for and it meets once a day. But unlike any other class, it’s student-run and is an immersive simulation of a business. Just  as the real world, students interview for a position within the company with opportunities that range from entry-level jobs all the way to CEO.

A Christ-centered community and Discipleship Practices help boost learning in middle school.

Allison Tandy’s favorite subjects are math and science. Formulas and equations have always come naturally to her, and she loves solving math problems. She's so advanced that, as a current eighth-grader, she attends the high school for honors geometry and honors biology—classes typically slated for advanced freshmen. But Allison is ready for the challenge.

Sixth grade at Timothy Christian Schools is an intentional effort to meet the unique needs of 6th graders socially, emotionally, and academically.

Three years ago, the elementary school launched the program “Caught Being Kind.” The idea was simple: catch kids being kind to one another and they would get a kindness card. Once 100 students were “Caught Being Kind” the entire school celebrated.

Ms. Perley, who just finished her fourth year as the Advanced Learning Teacher at Timothy, works with approximately 80 advanced math and reading students in third through sixth grade. Students are assigned to her small groups through Timothy’s MTSS, or Multi-Tiered System of Support, which provides every elementary student with small group instruction and individualized attention, no matter whether they need academic support, enrichment, or extension. 

Wednesdays at Timothy are anything but a normal day — it’s a day that is intentionally set up to develop a Christ-centered community.

Every Wednesday is a one-hour late start for students at Timothy. However, teachers and administrators arrive no later than 7:30am. They participate in a Professional Learning Community (PLC). The best schools in the country have PLCs, which are intended to increase student achievement at every level.

Dr. Brad Mitchell is not only the high school principal, but the father  of 7 (yes, 7) kids. And he believes there’s no better investment you can make in your kids than Christ-centered education. As an alumni, father, and principal, he’s all in.