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
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
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
Tim Tinnesz, Head of School at St. Timothy’s School, shares some advice for upcoming graduates. Click here to read the full article on WRAL. This article was adapted from a commencement speech given by Tim Tinnesz to Gaston Day School in 2021. After all the years of graduations that I’ve participated in, I only recently … Read more
Two teams from the St. Timothy’s Chapter of the Junior Classical League competed in the 2023 Luddy Open Certamen tournament at Thales Academy in Apex on Saturday, February 4, 2023. Certamen, meaning Latin for “battle,” is a quiz-bowl-style game designed to reinforce and enrich the topics Latin students learn in the classroom. Students compete in … Read more
Congratulations to the 72 students who voluntarily participated in the annual St. Timothy’s School Science and Engineering Fair! Each October, students in first through eighth grade are eligible to enter the annual competition. Projects were due on January 4, and students explained the research, procedure, data, and results of their experiments in a digital slideshow … Read more
St. Timothy’s School will celebrate Homecoming 2023 on January 26, and we have a week of exciting activities planned! Spirit Week Students are invited to show their Titan spirit throughout the week by dressing up for Spirit Week: Monday, January 23: Pajama Day – Wear your favorite PJs to school – you don’t even have … Read more
St. Timothy’s Summer Camps offer fun and exciting options for rising pre-kindergarteners to rising eighth graders. Don’t miss the sign-up for our most popular camps including Artists and Authors, Volleyball, Basketball, Crafty Readers, and Lego Robotics. Be sure to check out our new camps – Cheer, Drama, The Art of Math, Designing with Decoupage, and … Read more
The fall 2022 edition of St. Timothy’s Magazine features articles about our Portrait of a Titan, new middle school Titan Ambassador program, where the STS Class of 2018 is headed to college, and much more. Browse through the digital version below or request a print version by contacting .
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