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Timothy Christian High School Profile 2020–2021 CEEB Code 141415 Timothy Christian High School Profile 2020–2021 CEEB Code 141415 Accreditation: Timothy Christian High School is fully accredited by the North Central Association through AdvancED and is recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education. Renew: 7 days in January when students engage in discipleship opportunities through coursework, internships, or service / travel opportunities. Matt Davidson Superintendent Graduation Requirements: To graduate, students must earn 22 credits. 1.0 credit = 1 year while .5 630.833.4616 x 103 credit = 1 semester. Brad Mitchell English 4.0 credits Grading Scale Principal Mathematics 3.0 credits Grade Regular / Basic Honors AP® 630.833.7575 x 201 Social Studies 3.0 credits Science 2.0 credits Jonathan Huizinga A 4.0 4.5 5.0 Bible 2.0 credits College & Career Director B 3.0 3.5 4.0 Physical Education 1.25 credit 630.782.4029 C 2.0 2.5 3.0 Music or Art .5–1 credit D 1.0 1.5 2.0 Ann Raley Computer Applications .5 credit F 0 0 0 Registrar Health .25 credit 630.782.4033 Advanced Placement®, Honors, & Dual Credit Courses: Dan Quist Director of Admissions • AP Biology • AP Statistics • H Pre-Calculus 630.782.4043 • AP Calculus AB1 • AP U.S. Government & Politics • H Algebra 2 • AP English Literature & Composition1 • AP U.S. History • H Geometry Timothy Christian High School • AP Human Geography • H Chemistry1 • H English 11 188 W. Butterfield Road • AP Physics 12 • Marketing • H English 10 Elmhurst, IL • AP Physics 22 • H Physics • H English 9 630.782.4043 • AP Spanish Language & Culture • H Biology • H Spanish 4 timothychristian.com 1 Through Colorado Christian University • 2 Algebra-based Staff Statistics: AP® and Advanced Placement® are registered trademarks of the College Board. Certified Staff Members 36 117 students took 213 AP® exams with an average exam score of 3.75. 88% of the scores were equal Hold Master’s Degrees 72% to or better than 3.0. Yrs Avg Experience 17.8 Class of 2020 admission statistics and 2020 ACT scores: (50% of the Class of 2020 took the ACT.) Has taught at Timothy for 10 years or more 78% English Math Reading Sci. R. Composite Student-to-faculty ratio 11.1 : 1 • 80% 4-Year College / University Timothy 25.9 25.1 25.7 26.3 26.2 Student Demographics: • 11% Community College *Illinois 24.5 23.8 24.7 23.7 24.3 • 9% Workforce / Undecided / Military *Nation 20.1 20.4 21.2 20.6 20.7 African American 12% *2019 Scores Asian American 5% Caucasian American 68% 79% of the Class of 2020 took the SAT. Mean Cumulative: 1190 Hispanic American 9% Mean EBRW: 599 International Students 4% Mean Math: 592 Other 2% Academic The academic support program provides students who have documented learning disabilities Support: with needed skills to succeed. It offers support and accountability as well as a personal link between the student and teacher to individualize the learning process, if needed. Timothy Christian High School is a US Department of Education 2019 National Blue Ribbon School • 4 National Merit Finalist (2018–20) • 4 National Merit Commended Students (2018–20) • 24 Clubs & Extracurriculars • 72 Student Members in National Honor Society • 9 Graduates Committed to Collegiate Sports (2020) • 46 Student Renew Interns (2020) • 24 All-Conference Athletes 4-Year colleges attended by 2018–20 graduates: Arizona Christian University · Arizona State University · Asbury University · Aurora University · Baylor University · Belmont University · Bethel University · Biola University · Bradley University · Bryant University · Calvin University · Carroll University · Carthage College · Cedarville University · Central Michigan University · Colorado Christian University · Concordia University (Chicago, Nebraska, St. Paul, Wisconsin) · Crown College · DePaul University · Dordt College · Drake University · Elmhurst University · Elon University · Florida Gulf Coast University · Fordham University · Grace College · Grand Canyon University · Grand Valley State University · Grinnell College · Grove City College · Gustavas Adolphus College · High Point University · Hope College · Illinois State University · Illinois Institute of Technology · Illinois Wesleyan University · Indiana University (Bloomington) · Johns Hopkins University · Judson University · Knox College · Lake Forest College · Lewis University · LIberty University · LIM College · Lindenwood University · Lipscomb University · Loras College · Loyola University (Chicago) · Macalester College · Madonna University · Michigan State University · New York University · North Carolina State University · North Central College · Northern Illinois University · The Ohio State University · Olivet College · Olivet Nazarene University · Parkland College · Purdue University · Savannah College of Art and Design · Southern California Institute of Architecture · Southern Illinois University (Carbondale) · Southwest Baptist University · St. Olaf College · Taylor University · Trinity Christian College · Trinity International University · University of Alabama · University of Arizona · University of California (Davis) · University of Evansville · University of Illinois (Chicago, Urbana-Champaign) · University of Indianapolis · University of Iowa · University of Kentucky · University of Louisville · University of Maryland · University of Michigan · University of Missouri (Columbia) · University of North Dakota · University of Northwestern Ohio · University of Wisconsin (Madison, Milwaukee, Whitewater) · Valparaiso University · Western Illinois University · Western Michigan University · Wheaton College · Winona State University.
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