Start in the Castle Creek building at 5 pm to meet teachers and hear what's ahead for your children this year. That's the first hour. Then enjoy a social gathering on the lawn by the ponds from 6-7 pm.

Come to your child's classroom in the Lower School building to hear from teachers and ask your questions about the year ahead. Followed by a reception on the lawn by the ponds. This is a great way to start the parent-school partnership off for a successful year.

Start the year off right! Explore your child's classroom in the Lower School building and hear teachers' plans for the year. That's the first hour - bring your questions! Then, enjoy a casual social gathering with fellow parents and school leaders on the lawn by the ponds.

Interested in learning more about independent school choices for grades 9-12? Here's a chance to hear from representatives of boarding schools across the country and closer to home. Bring your questions! Open to any and all interested parents and students.

Interested in options for high school beyond your own hometown? The fair is a great way to learn more about all the opportunities out there, with representatives of more than 50 schools from all over the country and the world. Free and open to the public. The fair opens at 1 pm, with a free

A night of pure gratitude and celebration of all you love about Aspen Country Day School. Live auction, drinks, dancing, and a performance by the legendary DAD BAND. On campus this year!

Guided by teachers who nurture and challenge them every day, children at Aspen Country Day School build confidence, resilience, and joy in learning. Fall 2022 has brought so much growth for Lower School students. Please join us in person to celebrate and honor their achievements. Grandparents and special friends always welcome as well!

Did you know? Aspen Country Day School has provided more than $15 million in need-based tuition assistance to families throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. Find out how the process works at this webinar, or register to get the recording later.

The PIE (Partners in Education) Parent Association invites you to get together with Country Day parents and friends for a casual uphill skin date. Then enjoy breakfast at the Cliffhouse. Meet up at the base of Tiehack after school bus or campus dropoff. See you on the hill!

Calling parents from all grades: join ACDS counselors Mary Stokes (Lower School) and Morgan Atkins (Middle School) to discover how Aspen Country Day School's social-emotional learning curriculum helps students at all grade levels learn what it means to be a good friend. Chat about ways families can support children in navigating their friendships and practicing