Winterim

REGISTRATION FOR WINTERIM 2019 IS NOW CLOSED

ADDITIONAL ONLINE REGISTRATION (OCT. 22-23) INFORMATION

During the two-day signup period, you may register at your convenience; however, all registration must be completed by the 8:00 p.m. deadline on Tuesday, October 23.

The site will lead you through the signup process, which will require entering a credit card number and billing information. An initial charge of $1.00 per family will be charged after the checkout process in order to validate the entered credit card. You will not be able to complete the checkout process until the card is validated.

The online registration system will then place your child in a Winterim using his or her 1) assigned lottery number, 2) his or her prioritized selections that you entered online, and 3) Winterim availability.

The online registration system will notify each family of student(s)' respective Winterim placement the week of October 29 via the email you entered into the registration system. At that time, the full cost of their selected Winterim will be charged to the credit card that was validated.

If your family will not have a credit card for this registration process, please make an appointment with the Business Manager, Michelle Wolf, for Monday, October 22 or Tuesday, October 23 to complete the Winterim registration. Contact Michelle at mwolf@dawsonschool.org or 303.665.6679 x401.

Dawson's Winterim is an experiential learning program that provides K-12 students an opportunity for a deep dive into a special topic, culture, or activity. It is a way to cultivate a current passion, or to discover a new one, and is one of many experiences that set a Dawson education apart from other schools.

* Students in grades K-4 have special campus activities, guests, and field trips around a theme, such as World Cultures.
* Grades 5-6 travel as a grade to a camp in Colorado such as Calwood for a myriad of fun team-building and science-based activities.
* Grades 7-12 explore a wide range of educational options outside of the classroom. With local, domestic, and international experiences, Winterim strengthens the regular classroom curriculum by drawing students and teachers into activities and places that help bridge the gap between theory and real life. Faculty-designed programs support the mission of the school by requiring students to stretch themselves in mind, body, and character while exploring their education from an active, experiential perspective that goes beyond the conventional walls of the classroom.