EDUCATION: Timothy Christian Schools

Timothy Christian School Ed Issue.3

Independent and private schools continue to prosper

There are several exceptionally strong schools in the western suburbs. Many schools have a rich history and are recognized throughout their communities for academic excellence, various extracurricular programs, and inspiration for learning. Families and students have many great options for selecting a private or independent school. Visits to each school are crucial to making an informed decision, but understanding each school’s unique character – from the perspective of the school – is key to illustrating what each school offers. In this exclusive feature for Hinsdale Magazine Group, we highlight our partners to provide our readers with relevant information and help them discover each school’s unique characteristics.

Start your adventure at Timothy Christian Schools!

Timothy Christian Schools is a nondenominational, college preparatory PK-12th grade school in Elmhurst. From personalized and targeted instruction in the classroom, to clubs that give students real-world experiences — Timothy combines challenging programs with a Christ-centered community. Timothy wants its students to live up to their full God-given potential. But Timothy also trains them to be courageous followers of Christ. There is no better investment you can make in your child’s education than one that is Biblically-rooted and has an excellence-driven program of academics.

The elementary school was only one of 6 in the state to win the “Whole Child Award” from the Illinois Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. High school students compete at State and National levels. Timothy’s ACES team (Academic Challenge in Engineering and Science) won the 2023 State Championship. In 2022, VEI, a student-run virtual business plan, also captured the State title and placed 13th at Nationals.

The Class of 2023, saw 26 seniors named State Scholars, two were named Commended Students in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship program, and three were awarded the pinnacle status of National Merit Finalists. Seniors are accepted at top-tier colleges, often with college credits they earned at Timothy Christian High School.

Schedule a tour today (timothychristian.com/admisions) and learn how Timothy can give your child personalized and targeted instruction that will help them thrive. The best stories and adventures are yet to come as we partner together on behalf of your child. ■

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In the Cozy Chair Room, drumming is a favorite activity for CADC Members.

Forty & Flourishing

Aili Flannery’s award-winning sculpture, “Process,” was made of copper, string, copper wire, glass beads, glass, rust-stained fabric, lace, turmeric sun-printed paper, and thread. It represents “the timeline of having depression to the process of healing,” Flannery explained, and the theme is rooted in her own experiences. “‘Start’ shows up again at the end [of the piece], because I was ready to start healing and to continue living.”

Artistic Accolades

Shared-SEASPAR

Celebrating SEASPAR

Professor Birju Shah at the India Business Conference at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. 

At the Forefront of AI, Rooted in Elmhurst

LIFT co-directors Bill and Jenny Riddle

United in Song, Connected in Community

The Elmhurst Garden Club has helped beautify the community for 100 years.

One Hundred Years of Planting Progress

Photo courtesy of 2d Restaurant – House of Teriyaki

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Members of MERIT’s
Metro SWAT team prepare for
a training exercise, prepare for high-risk
incidents throughout DuPage County.

Joining Forces

The Hinsdale Central tennis team took second in the state and has won 14 straight top-3 trophies.  
<br><i>Photo courtesy of Hinsdale Central High School</i>

Netting Another Prize

Representative Chuy Garcia welcomed the family to his office.

A Turn for the Better

From left to right, Theresa Nevling, Lisa Everette, Village President Greg Hart, Maureen Hegarty, Beth Waldo and Kristina Goel pose with the proclamation for ALCW’s 30 years of service.

A League of Their Own

Lauren Kottke and Jane Shannon, Not pictured Sachin Rao

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