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"What I Want to Be When I Grow Up..."
Capture this special moment in time with a beautiful photo collage featuring all of the 5th graders, each sharing their dreams and career aspirations for the future. It's a meaningful keepsake as these students take their next big step into middle school.
This piece is a 24" x 36" framed photo print, enhanced with handmade embellishments-a truly unique and heartfelt memento to cherish for years to come.
Disclaimer: All items should be picked up from the auction on April 18, 2026, or coordinate a pickup during the following week from the Development Office, Trianon. Shipping is possible if the donor assumes risk and costs.
6 Months of Taekwondo Training - US Taekwondo Center
Kickstart confidence, discipline, and fitness with this exciting opportunity! This certificate is good for 6 months of basic Taekwondo classes at US Taekwondo Center (Monument or Stetson Hills location). Perfect for beginners, this package includes uniform and registration fees, so you can step onto the mat ready to go.
Details:
Valid for ages 4 and upRedeemable for new students onlyIncludes 6 months of classes + uniform + registrationImportant Notes:
Cannot be combined with other offers or applied toward other programsExpires June 19, 2026(You do not need to begin classes before this date, but you must contact the Enrollment Director to schedule your appointment prior to expiration.)Certificate must be presented in original form - no copies or faxes acceptedLost or stolen certificates cannot be replaced
Start your journey to better health with a complete, head-to-toe reset!
This comprehensive package from Whole Health Springs Chiropractic in Colorado Springs includes everything you need to understand your body and begin healing:
Initial ExaminationX-RaysReview of FindingsMyofascial ReleaseChiropractic AdjustmentWhether you're dealing with pain, recovering from an injury, or simply ready to take control of your wellness, this all-in-one experience provides expert insight and hands-on care tailored just for you.
Discover what your body's been trying to tell you-and take the first step toward lasting relief, improved mobility, and total-body balance.
Bid now and invest in a healthier, stronger you!
Secure the best seats to help celebrate your 5th-grade student's success.
You will receive eight reserved seats at this year's 5th Grade Continuation on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 2 p.m. in the Louisa Performing Arts Center.
Disclaimer: All items should be picked up from the auction on April 18, 2026, or coordinate a pickup from the Development Office the following week. Shipping is possible if the donor assumes risk and costs.
Your Middle School student will rise to the rank of Middle School Director for the Day as they shadow our MS Director.
Your student will participate in a variety of activities for this behind-the-scenes look at education. The Middle School Director will design a day that tailors to the passions, interests, and goals of your student.
This event will be set up based on a mutually agreed-upon date for the 2026-2027 school year.
Expires: 5/01/27
Let your 7th grader choose their locker and a corresponding locker for a friend for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Disclaimer: All items should be picked up from the auction on April 18, 2026 or coordinate a pickup from the Development Office the following week. Shipping is possible if the donor assumes risk and costs.
Let your 8th grader choose their locker and a corresponding locker for a friend for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Let your 5th grader choose their locker and a corresponding locker for a friend for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Let your 4th grader choose their locker and a corresponding locker for a friend for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Lladro "Tennis Players" Porcelain Figurines (Retired)
This pair of authentic Lladro porcelain figurines features both a female and male tennis player, beautifully capturing the elegance and motion of the sport. Handcrafted in Spain and finished in Lladro's signature matte style, each piece showcases fine detail and graceful, athletic form.
The Female Tennis Player (item #1011427 / 1427), designed by Juan Huerta, was issued between 1982 and 1987 and stands approximately 11 inches tall in a dynamic, ready-to-strike pose.
The Male Tennis Player (commonly listed as item #01011426 / 11426 / 1011426) is a retired companion piece, equally detailed and expressive.
Both sculptures are discontinued and highly sought after by collectors of fine Spanish porcelain.
Bayou Bites: A Cajun Cooking Class
Join two "lost Cajuns," CSS French teacher Max Fruge and Campus Health Coordinator Melissa Hocate, as they guide you through the rich history of Cajun and Creole cuisine. Watch as they demonstrate how to create a classic roux, the foundation for a flavorful gumbo etouffee.
Finish on a sweet note with bourbon-glazed bread pudding beignets paired with chicory coffee. Then, enjoy a fabulous buffet filled with bold Cajun flavors.
Laissez les bons temps rouler!
Date & Time will be agreed upon by the group.
Plant Lovers Unite!
Join us for a fun and relaxed plant swap! Each participant will sign up to bring a different plant to share, and we'll provide all the supplies needed to propagate and start new plants.
CSS's very own plant queen, Kelley Jefferson, will guide us through the basics of successful houseplant propagation. Enjoy a charcuterie spread and wine as we trade plants, share tips, and connect with fellow plant enthusiasts.
You're sure to head home with several new plant babies to add to your collection!
This event will be hosted by Kelley Jefferson, Melissa Hocate and Becky Mientka.
Date & time will be determined by the group after sign-up.
Slow down and settle in with a gentle, grounding yin yoga practice. Yin focuses on long-held, supported stretches that nourish your connective tissues while improving flexibility and mobility. It's a quiet, accessible practice suitable for nearly all body types and experience levels.
Lynn Shepherd, 500-hour RYT, will guide you through a 75-minute yin session, followed by a deeply relaxing yoga nidra (yogic sleep) meditation.
After practice, stay and enjoy fun mocktails, light snacks, and connection in a beautiful outdoor setting in Black Forest (weather permitting).
This is a family-friendly event, though participants should be able to remain relatively still and quiet during the practice (recommended for ages 10+).
The event will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2026, at 2:00 PM. In the event of inclement weather, the session will be rescheduled for a later date in the summer.
Join CSS Parent Ann Gadwah P'30 for a night of Tarot readings, snacks and coversation at ther home.
Tarot is a wonderful tool that uses ancient symbolism to bring clarity and purpose to your life and decisions.
Ann has been reading Tarot for over ten years, both professionally and for friends and family. She strongly believes Tarot is a beautiful way to connect to the Universe and the divine nature within us all.
Date & Time will be determined by the group.
Join Enrollment Management Associate Rachel Eichelberger P'37 P'40 & 4th/5th Grade Teacher Michelle Kerlin for a Brunch, Blooms, and Bubbly gathering filled with delicious bites, fresh floral arranging, and a sparkling mimosa bar. Sip, socialize, and create your own beautiful bouquet in a relaxed, joy-filled atmosphere.
Location and date to be determined by the group.
Join Rachel, Lynn and Jessica for a Jarcuterie & Vino gathering-where creativity meets flavor. Learn techniques to craft your own perfectly portioned charcuterie jar while sipping a curated selection of wines and enjoying great conversation. It's a relaxed, delicious way to unwind and connect.
Hosted by Enrollment Management Associated Rachel Eichelberger P'37 P'40, Lynn Shepherd P'33, P'30, P'26 and Jessica Lecocq P'31.
Join hosts CSS Enrollment Management Associate Rachel Eichelberger P'37 P'40, 3rd Grade Teacher Kayla Krakofsky, and 4th/5th grade Teacher Renee Lane at a local brewery for a cozy Book Exchange & Silent Reading Club night. Bring a book to swap, grab a drink (first drink coverd by hosts), and settle in for a relaxed hour of quiet reading alongside fellow book lovers. It's the perfect blend of great stories, good company, and your favorite brew.
Gather your crew for a fun and stylish night out with this Mahjong Party Experience-perfect for beginners and seasoned players alike!
A professional mahjong instructor will guide your group through the game, providing everything you need, including mahjong sets, Mahjong 101 books, and hands-on coaching to get everyone confidently playing and having fun.
The party takes place at the vibrant Ivywild School, where you'll sip on delicious cocktails from the beloved Principal's Office while you learn, laugh, and play.
This event will be hosted by CSS Parents Lindsey Hafemeister P'34, P'32 & Lynn Shepherd P'33, P'30, P'26.
There are 12 spots available so don't wait, buy your seat today!
Date and time to be mutually agreed upon by the group.
The IMSE Morphology Plus 30-hour course is a hands-on, interactive, and personalized class that provides a complete understanding of morphology, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension and how to apply it in the classroom. There was consistent feedback from parents this year that they want more resources for spelling, writing, and fluency. I would love to incorporate a daily routine in the classroom that encourages these skills empowers students to identify spelling patterns and word relationships to decode and encode at grade-level. It is also designed for students with dyslexia, which will allow me to support ALL students even better.
I am currently pursuing my Master of Music Education at Colorado State University (Kodály emphasis), which I began in 2024. The next step is to complete Kodály Level II in Fort Collins, continuing to build on the Level I training I already integrate into my teaching at CSS.
This professional development directly supports students across K-12. In the Lower School, it expands my repertoire of songs, games, and sequential teaching strategies that foster joyful, developmentally appropriate music learning. In the Middle and Upper School vocal ensembles, it further refines my approach to conducting and ensemble instruction, strengthening students' musicianship through skills like sight-singing, inner hearing, and musical independence. These are areas I already prioritize in my teaching and continue to develop through advanced study.
Students consistently respond with enthusiasm to the materials and approaches I bring back from these courses, and this next level of training will allow me to further elevate their musical experience. Support for this opportunity will have a direct and lasting impact on the strength, creativity, and cohesion of the CSS music program as I work toward completing my degree in the fall of 2027.
I am interested in participating in the Orton-Gillingham Plus Course- Asynchronous (virtual) PD to better my EC literacy skills to best serve all my students.
This professional development is on the Science of Reading, and how to apply and implement reading in a way that builds on previously taught concepts, is developmentally appropriate, and builds between reading and writing. My goal is to attend this PD, and then share the resources and ideas that are presented so that others can have a better understanding and easier planning for our small group reading instruction. My goal is to develop a "bank" of resources and tools that we can use with readers of all ability and age levels. Meaning, we can better collaborate! A big part of this training is access to resources, which I plan to download and share with others! I would love to be considered, even if for a partial payment!
Thank you!
This course is designed to learn techniques that will help canyoneers in performing self and partner rescues. The content will be extremely useful as a leader of canyoneering seminars and on Walkabout. As the teacher of outdoor skills classes back at school, some of the concepts and skills will also be incorporated into the sessions I teach. The following principles will be covered:
Canyon rescue hierarchy
Group dynamics considerations and the need of a rescue
Anchor pre-rigging to mitigate rescue necessities
Special rigging considerations for rescue
Anchor considerations in rescue scenarios
Passing a knot on a lower/raise system
Anchor conversions for rescue
Cut and lower
Resolving uneven rope ends
Combination rappel and passive lower systems
Tandem rappels and lowers
Partner pick-off and team-based pick-off
Mechanical advantage systems
It includes trainings on instructional differentiation, which will help me teach to traditional and honors standards, as well as differentiate in a single classroom!
During the next school year, I will be adding 4 new grade levels of elementary, K-3rd, to my teaching. Currently I teach 4th-12th. I would like to use some of my summer to plan for my new classes. Thank you for your consideration.
Engagement strategies to utilize with our wonderful lower school students!
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