Timothy Christian School

Timothy Christian Schools is committed to an excellence-driven program of academics that is fostered by the eternally relevant morals, virtues, and values found in the Bible. As a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, it offers enrollment for students from preschool to twelfth grade at its 24-acre campus in South Elmhurst.

Timothy Christian emphasizes the powerful combination of the Christian home, the local church, and the Christian school. Every student is at the intersection of Biblical Truth and academic rigor.

Each student has a God-given talent—the teachers at Timothy Christian aid students in identifying and nurturing those gifts. Teachers go beyond to ignite academic growth through differentiated instruction and workshop model classrooms.

Timothy Christian offers Advanced Placement™, Honors, and dual-enrollment opportunities for students that need to be challenged. Young students are placed in small groups to provide just-right instruction, which could include intervention, additional practice, enrichment, or extension. In high school, time is built right into the day for small group and one-on-one instruction.

Founded in 1911, Timothy Christian represents more than 70 communities with an enrollment of 1,250 campus-wide. Over the last decade, Timothy Christian has invested nearly $60MM into capital improvements without debt and continues to be dedicated to offering the lowest tuition fees for a private school with similar programming in the western suburbs.

Various clubs, athletics, and performing arts are offered to encourage every student to get involved. Timothy Christian offers over 40 extracurricular and co-curricular activities. Many compete at a state and national level; the Mock Trial team won State and competed in Nationals last year.

Timothy Christian is committed to rigorous academics with a Christ-centered community. The ultimate goal is that graduates leave with the conviction to live out the purpose that God has for their lives and do it all for His glory. ■