Small-school attention
Teachers, leaders, and families work as partners. The experience feels personal because children are seen closely, not processed at a distance.
SCISA Accredited - 2K-8 - Columbia, SC
A learning environment built for your child's growth.
Serious academics. Close classroom attention. Steady character built for life.
2K-8Pathway
1954Founded
SCISAAccredited
The school in one screen
Academics, character, and practical readiness stay connected.
Families can understand the school quickly: academics, admissions, grade-level programs, arts, athletics, campus life, parent links, and the people who know each child.
Early foundations
Two-year-old kindergarten through 5K, with age-appropriate academics, play, social growth, and a steady reading foundation.
Explore early yearsAcademic habits
Literacy, writing, mathematics, science, history, geography, language, library, STEAM, and research habits.
See curriculumLife beyond class
Athletics, fine arts, dance, PE, aftercare, summer camp, lunch, media, uniforms, supply lists, and campus events.
Find student life
Understated excellence
Known. Challenged. Prepared.
Quiet excellence does not need to shout. Timmerman's strongest truth is simple: children are seen closely and asked to grow seriously.
Rigorous daily habits
Students build strength in core academics while exploring STEAM, arts, athletics, language, and leadership.
Confidence for the next step
The road reaches beyond the next grade toward thoughtful readiness for high school, college habits, and life beyond.
Programs
A complete 2K-8 path families can actually understand.
Families should be able to see the actual path: kindergarten, elementary, middle school, LOGIC support, summer, arts, athletics, and practical parent resources.
Early childhood through 5K
Half-day 2K-4K and full-day 5K give younger students a stable start through play, early academics, social confidence, problem solving, and independent reading.
Kindergarten detailsPersonalized foundations
Elementary school focuses on strengths, weaker areas, reading, handwriting, social studies, library, vocabulary, math, science, Spanish, PE, STEAM, and art.
Elementary detailHigh school readiness
Middle school adds a challenging academic schedule, character expectations, language arts classics, history, math, science, languages, and Teacher Cadet experience.
Middle school detailCompassionate support
With over thirty years of experience, LOGIC offers a more individualized education path for differently-abled students through care, compassion, and conversation.
LOGIC detail12-week summer camp
Summer programming includes water play, STEM projects, arts and crafts, puppet shows, plays, KidFit, tech days, weekly themes, reading time, and friends.
Summer detail
Academics
The basics are broad, serious, and repeated year by year.
Academic strength starts with core subjects and grows into practical discovery: literacy, writing, mathematics, science, history, geography, library habits, language, and hands-on thinking.
Literacy
Reading is treated as the essential early skill, supported by comprehensive reading programs from 5K through 8th grade and weekly library visits for kindergarten and elementary students.
Writing
Students move from early sentence formation toward stronger expression, critical thinking, and middle-school research papers.
Mathematics
Math is taught as a core life skill for problem solving, analytical thinking, and creative reasoning, with middle-school math team strength as part of the tradition.
Science & STEAM
Science combines classroom fundamentals with hands-on STEAM experiences in technology, engineering, and art for elementary and middle school students.
History & Geography
Students learn culture, economics, geography, and history so they understand their place in the world and the choices that shape the future.
Languages & Library
Spanish, French, library, vocabulary, and research habits broaden the academic path and keep communication central.
Student life
School is more than the classroom schedule.
Arts, athletics, physical education, summer camp, lunch, campus events, and parent logistics are part of the daily experience families need to understand.
Athletics & PE
Sports and physical education emphasize sportsmanship, perseverance, character, active habits, team building, and individual goals.
Athletics pageFine Arts & Dance
Fine arts are treated as part of a rounded education. Dance includes ballet, tap, acrobatics, jazz, ballets, and recitals.
Fine arts pageCampus Life & Events
Families can follow Facebook updates, media, the annual golf tournament, school calendar, lunch, uniforms, and supply lists.
Parent resourcesSummer Camp
A 12-week summer program keeps students active through STEM, arts, water play, KidFit, tech days, themes, reading time, and friends.
Summer program
Principal's Welcome
A school-family on the road to success.
Elizabeth Jordan's welcome centers the school around continuity, partnership, rigorous academic experiences, real-world skills, and a positive, nurturing environment.
The message is straightforward: parents, teachers, and students work together; concerns are welcomed; and each child is helped toward goals with care and high expectations.
L. JordanPrincipal
Faculty & Staff
Meet the team by grade level and role.
Families should be able to find the people connected to their child's age and program quickly. The full faculty and staff gallery is organized by school path instead of one long wall.
31Faculty and staff
2K-5KEarly childhood path
1st-8thElementary and middle
LOGICSupport and enrichment
Leadership & front office
The first family touchpoints: school leadership, admissions conversations, and day-to-day office support.
2K-5K early childhood & kindergarten
Youngest learners are grouped from two-year-old kindergarten through 5K so parents can scan the early childhood path in order.
Elementary & lower school
Lower school leadership and classroom teachers are ordered from first grade through upper elementary.
Middle school & upper math
Middle school faculty are grouped together, including the upper math and STEAM role that bridges fourth grade and middle school.
Support, enrichment & student life
Specialized support, arts, library and technology, aftercare, athletics, and physical education complete the student experience.
Everything families need
Forms, dates, and next steps in one place.
Applications, tuition, immunization, handbook, calendar, lunch, uniforms, supply lists, media, directions, and school updates are gathered here for families.
Application2026-2027 PDFOpen
Fee ScheduleTuition and feesOpen
ImmunizationSC DPH requirementsOpen
Admissions StepsTour, campus visit, entrance testOpen
CalendarPrintable school datesOpen
Lunch Orders4K/5K and 1st grade upOpen
Supply Lists2K through 8thOpen
UniformsGlobal Schoolwear code TIMM01Open
Summer Camp12-week programOpen
Golf TournamentSchool eventOpen
MediaSchool updates and FacebookOpen
DirectionsCampus mapOpen
Email Admissionsinfo@timmermanschool.orgEmail
FacebookLatest campus updatesOpen
Contact PageReception and inquiry formOpen
Admissions
Begin with a visit.
The admissions path is clear: call or email, come to campus, then schedule entrance testing and begin the application process.
Call or email
Schedule a campus tour with the front office at 803-782-2748 or info@timmermanschool.org.
See the campus
Visit 2219 Atascadero Drive and see the classrooms, tone, people, and expectations in motion.
Test and apply
Schedule entrance testing, complete the application, and use the fee schedule and handbook to move forward with clarity.
Admissions & Front Office
Phone
803-782-2748
803-782-2748
Reception
8:30am-3:30pm
8:30am-3:30pm