Joy in the journey

Country Day students make a deep connection to nature on campus and farther afield. See more.

Spectacular new campus

What a place to learn and grow! Limited openings. Inquire today.

Arts at the heart

Fostering creativity through music, drama, and art. Read more.

Project-based learning

A part of every child's experience at Aspen Country Day School. Read more.

The way school should be

Authentic learning with skilled, caring teachers to guide the journey. Meet the people of Country Day.

Learning. It's personal.

Inquire today. We know what works in education for PreK through Eighth Grade.

A solid academic foundation

A balance of nurture + rigor fosters confident, independent learners. Explore our program grade by grade.

What we treasure at ACDS

Character. Respect. Responsibility. Community. Perseverance.

Become your best

Graduates excel at their next schools, whether public or private, boarding or day, nearby or far away.

Aspen Country Day School

a personal approach to excellence in academics, arts, and outdoor education for PreKindergarten through Eighth Grade

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Graduates start their next journey

A list of the high schools our 31 graduates of 2018 earned the opportunity to attend, as well as a list of colleges and universities that offered admission to our alumni of 2014 heading from high school to college.

Coolest yoga class ever: First Grade poses, all in Spanish

There are plenty of yoga trends -- yoga on paddleboards, yoga with baby goats, even yoga with snakes. Now, get ready for First Grade yoga -- in Spanish! It's all part of the World Languages curriculum in Lower School at ACDS, where the focus is on building fluency, learning (and using!) vocabulary, and enjoying a new language.

What's Sixth Grade Really Like?

Unlocking the mysteries of MIddle School: Fifth Graders shared their most pressing questions about life in Sixth Grade, and here are the answers from Head of Middle School Brenda Stockdale.

What's in a name? "Country Day" schools

What, if anything, connects our school to other "country day schools" around the United States? A look at the movement and tradition behind these most American of independent schools.

The Power of Three