Meet Our Graduates
STS Class of 2017, Wake Forest University '25, Belmont University '28
As a student at St. Timothy's School, I was encouraged to learn how to create a healthy school, life, and service balance that has truly helped me succeed in college. I am committed to my studies and have also made time for being involved on campus and within the community. I am so grateful for my short but sweet time at St. Timothy's, and I still use the habits that I began in middle school.
STS Class of 2022, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill '29
As a student at St. Timothy’s, I was given all the building blocks to support me through high school and into college. Not only was I supported for all my academic needs, but I was also supported as I became the person I am today. I learned leadership skills that taught me that I can do whatever I put my mind to. I am truly thankful for everyone who supported me at St. Timothy’s.
STS Class of 2017, Wake Forest University '25
St. Timothy’s provided me with a platform for success that I wasn’t aware of at the moment. Looking back, I can’t thank those at St. Timothy’s enough for providing a learning environment that encouraged growth and development. There are countless lessons I learned at St. Timothy’s that have followed me throughout high school and college. I am forever grateful for the eight short years I spent at St. Timothy’s.
STS Class of 2020, North Carolina State University '28
Molly graduated from Saint Mary's School. While at Saint Mary's, Molly was a student ambassador, on the Athletic Council, and inducted as a member of the National Honor Society and the National Spanish Honor Society. She played Varsity volleyball, was named to All-Conference, and was MVP on her team. Molly is attending North Carolina State University, studying business marketing and finance.
STS Class of 2022 Graduates
The STS Class of 2022 is embarking on remarkably diverse academic and athletic journeys, pursuing everything from cutting-edge STEM research to elite visual and performing arts. This wide array of pathways demonstrates how a strong foundational education empowers our graduates to successfully follow their unique passions and excel in any field.
Here is a breakdown of their paths and highlights:
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Business, Economics & Management (29 Students)
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STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (20 Students)
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Social Sciences & Humanities (9 Students)
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Arts, Communications & Design (8 Students)
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Healthcare & Applied Sciences (4 Students)
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Exploratory / Undecided (3 Students)
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College Athletes (4 Students)
STS Class of 2018, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill '26
At St. Timothy’s School, I was provided with not only the resources and support necessary to excel as a student but also to grow as a person and friend to those close to me. The wonderful staff and student body were always warm and welcoming. The many classes provided a strong academic challenge that helped push me and prepare me for the International Baccalaureate program in high school. I have the greatest memories of being a student at St. Timothy’s and will always remember and cherish my time there.
STS Class of 2020, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill '28
Aiden is a nationally and internationally ranked fencer at Apex Fencing Academy. He earned five national medals, including third place at the 2023 Junior Olympics, and participated on four World Cup Teams, winning Gold in the 2022 Épée Team event in Grenoble, France. Aiden attended Cardinal Gibbons High School, where he was a member of the National Honor Society and was on the USA Fencing High School All-American First Team in Épée and Second Team in Foil all four years. He received USA Fencing First Team All-Academic all four years. He is attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he is a member of the men's fencing team and studying engineering.
High School Matriculation
Our St. Timothy's School Class of 2026 will matriculate to over 14 high schools, including public, private, charter, and boarding schools.
College Matriculation
The STS Class of 2022 represented 18 different high schools.
- In-State Attendance: 43 students (58.9%) are staying in NC.
- Out-of-State Attendance: 30 students (41.1%) are attending colleges outside of NC.
- Popular NC Destinations: The most frequent NC destinations include NC State (11 students), UNC Wilmington (11 students), and UNC Chapel Hill (7 students).
- Fields of Study Include: Engineering, Life & Physical Sciences, Mathematics & Data, Business, Economics, Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, Visual & Performing Arts, Specialized Management, Communications & Media, Healthcare & Wellness, and Community Service & Infrastructure.
