ANTHONY JOHNSON 
Are you looking to optimize summertime for your school-aged kids and have some fun for yourself in the process? Summer is a fantastic season for everyone to unwind, discover new things, and explore!
The progression from Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten to First Grade is an exciting stage in a student’s academic journey. After completing their early childhood education, students are ready to transition to Lower School and embrace their next chapter as young learners. As a parent, supporting your child as they enter Lower School will smooth their transition. … Read more
Women’s History Month actually got its start in schools in the late 1970s as a curriculum initiative across Sonoma County, Calif. By 1987, what began as a week-long educational event in March expanded into the whole month and was declared a national “celebration” by Congress. The goal, whether a month or a week, has always … Read more
When beginning their early education, many children assume that play starts and ends with recess. However, as school curriculums have evolved, teachers are incorporating opportunities to learn through play each day in the classroom. At St. Timothy’s School, we recognize how vital learning through play is for young learners. That’s why we take an intentional … Read more
Creativity is one of life’s most important skills, and the earlier kids learn to be creative, the more success they will endure throughout their education and beyond. That said, it’s essential that teachers too recognize the power of creativity in school and find ways to inspire creative exploration in the classroom. At St. Timothy’s School, … Read more
All of these books have won or been nominated for the Coretta Scott King Award. As we all know, February is Black History Month, serving as part celebration and part reminder to continue the work of making sure that the stories and contributions of Black Americans are a part of our collective knowledge. As a school librarian, … Read more
When enrolling their child in early education, many parents must choose between pre-k-eighth grade or pre-K-12th grade institutions. While both structures offer unique benefits, pre-K-eighth grade schools better fit families seeking closer communities and tailored education. St. Timothy’s School is a pre-K-eighth grade school offering small, nurturing learning environments for students to grow academically, emotionally, … Read more
Service learning presents valuable learning opportunities for students. When engaging with their local communities, children discover new ideas about the world around them and gain unique perspectives about their surroundings. At St. Timothy’s School, we encourage students to participate in immersive service learning experiences to connect with their community, develop valuable personal skills, and learn … Read more
What do teachers wish parents knew? Five things they may not tell you, but really want you to know. BY TIM TINNESZ When raising and teaching children, the stakes are high. There are often moments when a teacher wishes a parent held a different perspective, but concerns about conflict or appearing judgmental might prevent honest … Read more
Click here to read the full article on ABC11. RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — Before the sun was up Friday morning, runners at NC State hit the pavement. “Freedom is not free, and we take a lot of things for granted in life,” said NC State baseball coach Elliot Avent. The team joined other members of … Read more
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