Student Life
Enhancing The Learning Experience
Engaging experiences are imbedded in the curriculum, enhancing the learning process, and providing opportunities for faith development, creative expression, family involvement, community building, and servant leadership.

Seeds of Faith
Throughout the year, students of all ages take part in meaningful faith experiences. They attend Mass, serve as liturgical ministers, and participate in traditions like the Living Rosary, All Saints Parade, Way of the Cross, May Crowning, and the Rose & Candle Ceremony.
Students also grow spiritually through Lent and Advent prayer services, as well as the 2nd grade Reconciliation Retreat and the 8th grade Confirmation Retreat. Our Prayer Partners program pairs younger and older students, giving them special moments to share, connect, and nurture the seeds of faith together.
Clubs
Students can explore and develop their interests through a variety of clubs and ministries offered at our school. From leadership opportunities to service-focused activities, there is something for every child. Students in middle school have the chance to participate in Student Council, where they take an active role in school life and contribute to meaningful improvement projects that build pride, responsibility, and community.
- Altar Servers
- Ministers of Hospitality
- Morning News Team
- Yearbook
- LINK
- National Jr. Honor Society
- STARS Mission Club
- Trojan Choir
- Scuola Choir
- Lectors
- Trojanettes Dance Team
- Cheer
- Drama Club
- Ministers of Hospitality
- News Team


Serving Others
"Service is at the heart of Saint Timothy" The students participate in the annual back to school supply drive, Feed the Heart, Alex's Place, Thanksgiving Food Drive and the Christmas toy drive (Christmas Smiles). The STARS Mission Club promotes service opportunities for students and gives of their time in their community including visiting senior citizens in their elderly home facilities."
Academic Excellence
Each year, our students proudly represent the school as they compete against other Catholic and private schools in a variety of prestigious academic competitions, including the Saint Brendan Academic Olympics, the Christopher Columbus High School Scholastic Olympics, and the Archbishop Coleman Carroll Academic Decathlon. Our students continue to build a strong legacy of academic excellence, year after year. They are two-time champions of the Columbus Olympics and two-time second-place overall winners at the St. Brendan Olympics—accomplishments that highlight their consistency, dedication, and competitive spirit. These achievements reflect the hard work of our students and the commitment of our faculty to nurturing a passion for learning.


Special Events
Throughout the year, students enjoy meaningful opportunities to express themselves creatively and participate in authentic learning experiences. In-class culminating activities for thematic units allow them to showcase their understanding in hands-on and engaging ways. Schoolwide events, such as Book Fairs, the Read-A-Thon, Trojan Trot, the Elf Emporium, Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations, and our appreciation events for Mothers, Fathers, and Grandparents bring joyful moments that strengthen our sense of community. Special presentations like our Christmas program give students a stage to share their talents, while prayerful experiences such as the Living Rosary and the Way of the Cross deepen their faith. Together, these experiences help students learn, create lasting memories, and leave impressions that remain in the hearts of all who participate.
Family Fun
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Families support our school by taking part in a variety of FUNdraising activities throughout the year! In the fall, students can participate in the Read-a-Thon, dive into new adventures at the Book Fair, and celebrate community at the Carnival, which supports our parish. These events encourage reading, learning, and fellowship while helping our school and parish thrive.
In the spring, the excitement continues with the Trojan Trot, where students, families, and staff come together to stay active and raise funds that directly enhance classrooms, programs, and school resources. The year culminates in May with our Gala, a special evening that brings together families and friends to celebrate our school, recognize achievements, and support future initiatives, specifically "The Field of Dreams".
Throughout the year, these activities provide wonderful opportunities for students and families to connect, celebrate, and give back, creating lasting memories while making a positive impact on our school community.


Learning Experiences
Both in-house and off-campus events enrich and expand our students’ learning experiences. One highlight is our annual Career Day, where students look toward the future as they learn about a wide range of professions. Through engaging presentations and hands-on activities, they are able to explore potential career paths, ask meaningful questions, and imagine the many possibilities that await them.
Students also benefit from field trips that connect classroom learning to the world around them—visiting museums, farms, theaters, and local community organizations to deepen their understanding of academic concepts. Guest speakers, interactive workshops, and special demonstrations brought directly to campus further broaden their horizons. Whether they are meeting authors, participating in STREAM challenges, or engaging in cultural showcases, these experiences inspire curiosity, build confidence, and help students discover new passions.
FUNdraising
Families support the school by participating in several FUNdraising activities. In the Fall, students have the opportunity to join the annual Fashion Show and participate in our annual Read-a-Thon. In the Spring, all the school members participate in the Walkathon. The Walkathon is our very own Trek for Tech and raises funds to enhance technology in the classrooms.
