Report Cards now available on
mycountryday:  i nstructions below

Dear Parents of Lower School Students, 

I would like to wish our students, parents, and school community a restful summer. Thank you for another wonderful and productive school year. We have much to be proud of this year, from the amazing accomplishments of our students in the classroom to all the successes outside the classroom.

Report cards are now posted for your review. Please follow the directions below to access your child's report card. The report card gives you an overview of your child's progress during the year. If you have any questions, please contact your child's teacher or reach out to me at [email protected].

Summer assignments are now available on the school's website for incoming Kindergarten through Middle School students. 

Reading
This summer, students are encouraged to participate in a Summer Reading Challenge. Grades Kindergarten through Fifth Grade will participate in the challenge. Students will be recognized for their reading accomplishments at the beginning of the school year. A recommended reading list is provided for each grade, in addition, Fourth and Fifth Grade students have required summer reading.

Writing
For Second through Fifth Grade, students are required to keep a summer writing journal and respond to the writing prompts provided by the homeroom teachers. Please remember to bring your written responses the first day of school.

Math
For First through Fifth Grade, students are encouraged to work on math skills throughout the summer. You will find math games, suggested math related apps and websites, and a list board game list to keep math skills sharp. Fourth Grade math students are required to work on math facts (addition, subtraction and multiplication). Fifth Grade math students are required to work on a "family outing project."

World Language for Fifth Grade students
The World Language team prepared work for rising Fifth Grade students. These are listed on the Fifth Grade summer assignments page.

 For all the information about summer homework assignments, supply lists, Outdoor Ed trip supplies, and much more, please visit the Aardvark Summer page.

I wish you all a very happy and fun summer holiday.

Jenn Bohnen
Head of Lower School

PS: Paper copies of report cards will not come home by mail. To request your report card by mail, please contact
How to view and print report cards  
Step 1:  Sign in to your account at  aspencountryday.myschoolapp.com
Haven't ever logged in? click here for first-time instructions

Step 2: Click on your child's name or on the triangle to select a child


Step 3: Below your child's name, under Performance, look for "Report Cards" in blue. Click there. 


Step 4: Click on "Lower School Semester 2"





Step 5: A pdf will appear. Read, download, or print from here. 

That's it! 
If you have any trouble, please email [email protected] or call Registrar Kim Passero at 970-925-1909 x 214. Thank you!

our mission

Aspen Country Day School, through a commitment to rigorous academics, creative arts, and outdoor education, ignites curiosity, confidence, and critical thinking. In an inspiring mountain setting, our nurturing community encourages students to strive for individual excellence and instills in them a lifelong love of learning, sense of purpose, and responsible citizenship.