At St. Timothy’s, student wellness is supported through a coordinated network that attends to each child’s physical, emotional, social, academic, and spiritual well-being. Our school nurses, Teaching and Learning Coordinators, counselors, and chaplains work closely with teachers, administrators, students, and families to ensure that children are known, supported, and equipped to thrive.
Our school nurse cares for students’ day-to-day health needs, manage health plans and medications, and respond to illnesses and injuries during the school day. They also partner with families and faculty to promote a safe, healthy learning environment.
Our Teaching and Learning Coordinators support students’ academic growth by collaborating with teachers, families, and other members of the student-support team. They help identify learning needs and coordinate strategies and resources that allow students to develop confidence and experience success.
With a dedicated counselor in the Lower School and Middle School, we support students’ social and emotional development through individual conversations, small groups, classroom programming, and consultation with teachers and families. They help students build healthy relationships, navigate challenges, and develop the skills needed to care for themselves and others.
Rooted in our Episcopal identity, the pastoral care of our chaplains supports students’ spiritual and emotional well-being during the school day through chapel, prayer, conversation, and individual care. Our chaplains also support families through difficult moments outside of school.
