St. Timothy’s School

United States, Stevenson

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The school at a glance

Fees $39,900 - 73,900

Ages 14 - 18 years

Type Girls School, Girls School (boarding)

Opened 1882

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (MYP), IB (DP)

Taught languages English, French, Mandarin, Spanish, Latin

Typical class size 8

Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Cultural and Language, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional

Stages Secondary School, High School

Introduction

St. Timothy's School is an all-girls Episcopal boarding and day high school in Stevenson, Maryland, serving students aged 14 to 18. The curriculum combines the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme for grades 9–10 and the Diploma Programme for grades 11–12, with the Center for Learning and Teaching providing one-on-one IB advising and resources. The 145-acre campus includes an arboretum and Redlands Farm, on-site dining, and an Innovation Lab featuring a virtual reality center, 3-D printers, and coding and robotics software. The school supports equestrian activities through an Interscholastic Equestrian Association program and USEF shows. More than 30 student organizations enrich academics, arts, and service. The arts thrive in the Five Arts and Student Center, hosting roughly 15 campus performances annually. A graduation requirement of 120 service hours underpins the Frick-Bruce Program for Social Justice and Change. Chapel services and a focus on global citizenship complement the IB experience. For families.

www.stt.org

8400 Greenspring Avenue, Stevenson, Maryland 21153

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The Essentials

Location

8400 Greenspring Avenue, Stevenson, Maryland 21153, United States

Stages

Private all-girls boarding and day school for grades 9-12.

Type

All-girls Episcopal boarding and day high school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Girls from 22 nations. Countries represented for the 2023-24 School Year include Bulgaria, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, England, Germany, Japan, Kenya, Lebanon, Lithuania, Mexico, Nigeria, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Spain, Turkey, Ukraine, and Vietnam.

Religious affiliation

Episcopal

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Application fees

- Character Skills Snapshot (optional): $50 when submitted independently. If purchased as an add-on with the SSAT, the add-on cost is $25.

Tuition — Upper School (grades 9–12)

- Day student tuition (annual): USD 39,900. Daily meals are included in this amount.
- Boarding student tuition (annual, includes room and board): USD 69,900. Daily meals are included in this amount.
- ESL tuition (annual, boarding ESL program): USD 73,900 (daily meals included).

Tuition detail by term / billing unit

- Annual tuition is stated as a yearly amount by student type (day, boarding, ESL). The school offers multiple payment schedules (including monthly and semi-annual options) rather than publishing separate per-term tuition figures; families use the available payment plans through the school's tuition portals and payment processors.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Multiple payment options are available, including monthly and semi-annual schedules. Families receive billing and may enroll in payment plans through the school's tuition/payment portals. Specific installment dates and surcharges (if any) are handled through those payment plans.
- FACTS Tuition Payment Plan is available for tuition management; families may enroll in FACTS for scheduled payments. Credit-card payments and international payment methods are supported via the school's payment portals.

Boarding fees and what they cover

- Boarding is charged as a single boarding-student tuition figure (USD 69,900 per year) that includes room and daily meals. There is not a separate line-item published publicly for a ‘‘room fee'' distinct from tuition; boarding costs are incorporated in the boarding tuition figure. Evening and weekend residential programming and house facilities are part of the boarding experience.

Other mandatory or routine fees

- Meals: Daily meals are included for both day and boarding students in the published tuition amounts.
- Uniforms: Uniforms are required and are available through the school's designated vendor (Dennis Uniform). Specific uniform pricing is not published as a flat school fee.
- Standard admissions/testing incidental fees: the Character Skills Snapshot fees noted above; fees associated with SSAT/ISEE/TOEFL/Duolingo are external testing fees charged by those testing organizations when those tests are used.
- Additional activity-specific or optional program fees (e.g., equestrian program, athletics trip fees, special course fees) may apply; those program-level fees are not listed as blanket mandatory schoolwide fees in the published tuition summary.

Refund information

- No publicly posted, detailed refund or withdrawal-forfeiture schedule for tuition and fees (enrollment deposits, cancelation penalties, or pro‑rata refunds) is available in the school's public tuition and admissions materials. Enrollment contract deadlines and acceptance timelines are published, but a specific public refund policy for tuition/fees was not posted in the materials reviewed. Families should expect the enrollment contract and tuition-payment portals to state any contractually binding refund/withdrawal terms.

Fee payment options (methods accepted)

- Credit-card payments are accepted via the school's payment portal. FACTS Tuition Payment Plan is available for scheduled bank/ACH withdrawals or card processing via FACTS. The school also provides an international payments option and a tuition payment portal/online payment facility; families may use those systems for one-time or recurring payments. Specific merchant surcharges or processing fees (if any) are managed through those payment processors.

Refunds / gaps found in published information (brief summary)

- The school's public pages list annual tuition figures for day, boarding, and ESL students (published for past academic years) and state that flexible payment plans exist, but they do not publish a public breakdown of tuition by term (e.g., per trimester/semester) nor a detailed, publicly posted refund/withdrawal schedule. Application or acceptance deposit amounts and certain program-specific fee amounts (uniform total cost, specific equestrian or activity fees) are not published as schoolwide, fixed fees in the materials reviewed.

Academics

Curriculum

The school teaches the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (DP) for grades 11-12 and the Middle Years Program (MYP) for grades 9-10.

Higher Education Progression

The school has College Counseling.

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Admissions

Step 1: Schedule a Visit. Families are invited to visit the Stevenson, Maryland campus, with opportunities to take a campus tour, meet the admissions staff, and talk with current students and faculty. Visitors can also participate in athletics events, view the equestrian center, enjoy dance and theater performances, and observe St. Timothy's traditions. A visit can be scheduled through Calendly. Step 2: Ways to Apply. Apply through one of the options: Online Application, Gateway to Prep Schools, or the SAO SSAT portal. Each path leads to submitting the application materials and supporting information as appropriate. Step 3: Testing. St. Timothy's is a test-optional school; applicants may apply without submitting SSAT or ISEE scores, though those scores are still accepted if submitted. For grades 11–12, PSAT, SAT, or ACT may be submitted in lieu of SSAT/ISEE. English-language learners must take TOEFL or TOEFL Jr., and Duolingo English Test is also accepted. Step 4: Recommendations. Recommendations are required from the student's current English teacher, math teacher, and principal/advisor or guidance counselor; there is also an optional form to request an additional recommendation from another teacher. Step 5: Transcripts. Submit transcripts from the current school year and the previous two years; if the student has changed schools, transcripts from all attended institutions should be provided. Step 6: Character Skills Snapshot. The Character Skills Snapshot is optional but strongly recommended, providing a holistic view beyond grades and test scores. If submitting SSAT, the Snapshot can be purchased as an add-on for $25; if not submitting SSAT, the Snapshot incurs a $50 fee; no fee waivers are available. Step 7: Financial Aid. For more information on the financial aid process, including forms and FAQs, visit the Financial Aid page.

Scholarships

Legacy Scholarship: Provides partial scholarships to daughters, granddaughters, and nieces of St. Timothy's and Hannah More Academy alumnae. To be eligible, the applicant must be a new student, and a mother, legal guardian, step-mother, grandmother, or aunt must have attended St. Timothy's or Hannah More Academy; the application deadline is January 15. Foreign and Public Service Scholarship: A partial scholarship awarded to the daughter of a public servant; eligibility requires a parent or guardian who is a member of the U.S. Federal Government, U.S. Military, IMF, World Bank, or United Nations; the deadline to apply is January 1. Hannah More Scholarship: A partial scholarship for Hannah More daughters and St. Timothy's legacies; there is no separate application required, but admissions applicants are encouraged to indicate eligibility; eligibility includes being related to an alumna or Hannah More Academy and being Episcopalian or attending an Episcopalian church or school. Financial aid is available as need-based assistance; scholarship funds recognize meritorious performance and support a tradition of academic excellence; the school notes that scholarship applications have specific due dates (e.g., January 15 for Legacy and Hannah More, January 1 for Foreign and Public Service).

School Events

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FAQs

Where is St. Timothy's School located and what is the campus like?

St. Timothy's is located at 8400 Greenspring Avenue, Stevenson, Maryland 21153, United States. The 145-acre campus includes an arboretum and Redlands Farm, providing a large, green setting for boarding and day students.

What grades does St. Timothy's serve and is it boarding or day?

St. Timothy's is a private all-girls Episcopal school for grades 9–12. It offers both day and boarding options, with two residential houses for boarders.

What curriculum does St. Timothy's offer and how is it structured by grade?

The school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, with the Middle Years Program (MYP) for grades 9–10 and the IB Diploma Program (DP) for grades 11–12.

What is the annual tuition for day and boarding students, and what is included?

Day students pay USD 39,900 per year, with daily meals included. Boarding students pay USD 69,900 per year, which includes room and daily meals; ESL boarding is USD 73,900.

Are there payment plans or options for paying tuition?

Yes. The school offers multiple payment schedules, including monthly and semi-annual options, and uses FACTS Tuition Payment Plan to manage payments. International payments are supported via the school's payment portals.

What scholarships are available and what are the deadlines?

There are both need-based financial aid options and merit-based scholarships. Specific scholarships include the Legacy Scholarship (deadline January 15) for alumnae relatives, the Foreign and Public Service Scholarship (deadline January 1) for children of public servants, and the Hannah More Scholarship (eligibility for relatives of alumnae or Hannah More; no separate application required).

Which IB programs are taught and in which grades?

The IB Diploma Program is taught for grades 11–12, and the Middle Years Program is taught for grades 9–10. The Center for Learning and Teaching provides one-on-one IB advising and resources to support students.

Do students have college counseling and support for higher education?

Yes. St. Timothy's offers College Counseling to assist students with college applications, planning, and making informed higher-education choices.

How does the school support IB students academically?

The Center for Learning and Teaching supports IB students with one-on-one advising and additional resources. Extra help is available, and there are dedicated times for students to connect with teachers.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The campus features a 145-acre setting with an arboretum and Redlands Farm, on-campus dining, an Innovation Lab with a VR center and 3-D printers, and the Center for Learning and Teaching to support IB students.

Where do boarding students live and what is the house system?

Boarding students reside in two houses, Carter and Heath, each with house faculty and prefects. Each house includes common rooms, a kitchen for snacks, and laundry facilities, with study hours in the evenings.

What academic facilities support IB students?

In addition to the IB curriculum, the Center for Learning and Teaching provides IB-specific advising and resources, helping students develop independent learning skills.

What extracurricular options exist?

There are more than 30 student organizations, including Ambassadors, Handbell Choir, Entrepreneurship Club, Equestrian Club, STEM Club, Model United Nations, Yearbook, and Photography & Film. The Five Arts and Student Center houses Dance, Music, Theater, and Visual Arts.

Are there leadership and service opportunities?

Yes. The school offers leadership roles such as Ambassadors and the Future Alumnae Leadership Council. Students must complete a minimum of 120 service hours to graduate, and programs like the Frick-Bruce Fund support senior social-entrepreneurship projects.

Is there international travel or immersion programs?

Global Immersion & Travel provides spring-break travel to countries such as China, Cuba, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, and the United Kingdom, often with opportunities for college credit.

How does the school support students with learning needs?

The Center for Learning and Teaching offers one-on-one advising and additional learning opportunities. Extra Help is available, and two afternoons per week are set aside for students to seek teachers for extra support.

What wellbeing and mental health programs are offered?

Health & Wellness programs promote a healthy, balanced life, with seminars on topics from stress management to ethical decision-making. The Mind, Body and Soul Empowerment Program supports students' wellbeing on campus.

What safeguarding measures are in place?

Safeguarding policies follow guidance from the CDC and health authorities. Health protocols include mask use, physical distancing, and adjusted dining and large gatherings, with screening, testing, tracing, isolation, and return-to-community procedures as guidance evolves.

What is boarding life like at St. Timothy's?

Boarding life centers on two residential houses with house staff and prefects. Study hours run Sunday through Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 pm, and weekends feature social activities and off-campus trips; extended-day options are available for day students.

Is there a school uniform and what is it like?

Yes, uniforms are required. Students wear a cardigan blue sweater as part of the uniform, which is supplied by Dennis Uniform; specific pricing is not published.

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