Timothy Christian Schools

08/19/2026

We’re excited to start the 2026-27 school year!

08/17/2026

School starts Wednesday (K-12), and we’re ready! We can’t wait to see everyone!

08/14/2026

Did Troy get his hands on the class list again? Watch and find out! And don’t forget — K–6 students will learn who their teacher is at 3pm today.

07/30/2026

Go Beyond the Classroom and Serve the World!
One of countless reasons we love Timothy: our alumni!
Congratulations to Alyse (Schnurr) Barrett ‘17, our 2026 Outstanding Young Alumni of the Year. Whether leading as a U.S. Army officer, completing some of the military’s most demanding schools, or encouraging Timothy students back on campus, Alyse continues to live out a life of service, humility, and courageous leadership.
Thank you, Alyse, for showing what it means to use your God-given gifts to make an impact. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

05/31/2026

State Champion!

Timothy Christian sophomore Hudson Tseng won the Class 1A singles tennis state championship on Saturday in Palatine. In Class 2A, Hinsdale Central’s doubles team of Kyle McCain and Nicholas Marringa took second.

05/15/2026

Every new beginning comes from another beginning's end. But before turning the page, close the one behind, and carry the lessons you learned at Timothy with you. The best is yet to come!

05/08/2026

The spring concert season has been nothing short of spectacular so far! On Tuesday the 5th-7th Grade Choirs and Jr. Chamber Ensemble performed (All Things Bright and Beautiful) and last night the 8th-12th Grade Choir performed.
Upcoming performances include:
• Monday, May 11, 7:30pm
High School Band and Orchestra Concert/Senior Night
• Monday, May 18, 7:00pm
5th-8th Grade Orchestra Concert
• Tuesday, May 19, 7:00pm
5th-8th Grade Band Concert

04/30/2026

When a small writing assignment in 1st grade starts with letters on paper, but grows into truth written on the heart. ❤️

04/09/2026

"Playing Warbucks was quite the turning point in my acting career as I tried to figure out how to be a more proper, stoic, and rigid character, while also trying to make it my own. Luckily, with the second half of the musical, Warbucks becomes a happier person with the adoption of Annie, making it a bit easier to play. Playing Warbucks has really challenged me to open my fixated vision on being able to play solely funny roles, and I really appreciate my director for casting me as him. Without that experience, I do not know if I would have been able to learn that important lesson." - Ryne Lanenga, Oliver Warbucks in Timothy Christian High School's production of "Annie" 📷: Toni Milak

04/08/2026

One campus. One body. Lifting one voice — together in Christ.