Adrienne Timmons

Adrienne Timmons is a seasoned conductor, music educator, and diversity & inclusion advocate with over 19 years of experience.

Her dedication to promoting racial equity extends across education, technology, and the music industry, demonstrated through her involvement in various executive and diversity leadership roles within local and prominent educational institutions like People of Color in Independent Schools of Northern California and Chapter 510.

Adrienne has a rich background in Jewish community organizing, having contributed as a Hebrew school teacher and a lay leader advocating for racial equity and inclusivity within the Jewish community.

As a conductor of chamber ensembles and children's choirs, as well as a private music teacher specializing in wind instruments and vocals, she is deeply passionate about music education and ensuring access to musical literacy, particularly for minority students.

Her skill set encompasses areas such as Partnerships, Curriculum Development, Professional Development, Music Education, Equity Work, Recruitment, and organizational systems development.

Adrienne Timmons holds a Bachelor's degree in Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, with additional studies in Early Childhood Education, Psychology, Classroom Management, and Community Development at Diablo Valley College and Pacific Oaks College.

Throughout her career, she has held notable positions such as Music Director at The Seven Hills School, Camp Director at Camp Techolopoly, Diversity Adviser at American International Montessori School, Director of Diversity at Bentley School, Private Music Teacher at Head-Royce School, Director of Lower School Music at Bentley School, Substitute Teacher at Oakland Unified School District, and Elementary School Language and History Teacher at Temple Isaiah.