ADMISSIONS
ADMISSIONS
Compositive Primary is accepting 2021-22 applications for kindergarten through second grade on a rolling basis in the event space becomes available. Compositive Primary will accept applications next fall for the three- and four- year-old classrooms, kindergarten, first, second, and third grades for the 2022-23 school year. We will add a grade each year thereafter up to fifth grade in 2024.
VIRTUAL TOUR
Compositive Primary is accepting 2021-22 applications for kindergarten through second grade on a rolling basis in the event space becomes available. Compositive Primary will accept applications next fall for the three- and four-year-old classrooms, kindergarten, first, second, and third grades for the 2022-23 school year. We will add a grade each year thereafter up to fifth grade in 2024.
Virtual Tour
the
ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE
the
ADMISSIONS PROCEDURE
IMPORTANT
DATES
For Current Students
Sibling Applications Due…
December 15, 2020
Re-enrollment Contracts Due…
January 15, 2021
Complete New Applications by
January 15, 2021
We accept applications for children seeking admission to the following school year. We don’t keep a waitlist for years beyond the current application year. If you previously submitted an application for your child and are reapplying this year for the same child, please call the school at 720-452-2522 for an application fee waiver code.
Return Additional Forms
January 15, 2021
If your child is applying for kindergarten, first, or second grade, please request a confidential teacher recommendation from your child’s teacher (the form is available with the online application). For first and second grade applicants, please also submit a copy of your child’s school records.
Attend a Child/Parent Visit
November 1, 2020 – January 15, 2021
The final step of the application process for kindergarten, first, and second grades is a Zoom visit with our admissions committee. Parents/Guardians and the applicant will have the opportunity to chat with members of our committee, which may include the Head of School, Director of Outreach, Director of Inquiry and Instruction, and faculty. You may schedule your visit after submitting your child’s application, teacher recommendation, and school records (first and second grade applicants).
Receive Admission Decision on
March 2, 2021
In February, the admissions committee will review all completed application files received by the relevant due dates. We will notify families about the admission decision by email and/or phone on March 2, 2021.
Let Compositive Primary Know by
March 11, 2021
Each family whose child has been offered admission at Compositive Primary must sign the enrollment contract and return it along with a non-refundable deposit.
ROLLING
ADMISSIONS
Students may apply to Compositive Primary on a rolling basis throughout the year in the event space becomes available. This option is available for applicants to kindergarten through second grade.
Please contact us at admissions@compositiveprimary.org if interested.
SCHOOL
CALENDAR
IMPORTANT
DATES
For Current Students
Sibling Applications Due…
December 15, 2020
Re-enrollment Contracts Due…
January 15, 2021
Complete New Applications by
January 15, 2021
We accept applications for children seeking admission to the following school year. We don’t keep a waitlist for years beyond the current application year. If you previously submitted an application for your child and are reapplying this year for the same child, please call the school at 720-452-2522 for an application fee waiver code.
Return Additional Forms
January 15, 2021
If your child is applying for kindergarten, first, or second grade, please request a confidential teacher recommendation from your child’s teacher (the form is available with the online application). For first and second grade applicants, please also submit a copy of your child’s school records.
Attend a Child/Parent Visit
November 1, 2020 – January 15, 2021
The final step of the application process for kindergarten, first, and second grades is a Zoom visit with our admissions committee. Parents/Guardians and the applicant will have the opportunity to chat with members of our committee, which may include the Head of School, Director of Outreach, Director of Inquiry and Instruction, and faculty. You may schedule your visit after submitting your child’s application, teacher recommendation, and school records (first and second grade applicants).
Receive Admission Decision on
March 2, 2021
In February, the admissions committee will review all completed application files received by the relevant due dates. We will notify families about the admission decision by email and/or phone on March 2, 2021.
Let Compositive Primary Know by
March 11, 2021
Each family whose child has been offered admission at Compositive Primary must sign the enrollment contract and return it along with a non-refundable deposit.
ROLLING
ADMISSIONS
Students may apply to Compositive Primary on a rolling basis throughout the year in the event space becomes available. This option is available for applicants to kindergarten through second grade.
Please contact us at admissions@compositiveprimary.org if interested.
SCHOOL
CALENDAR
SCHOOL FEE
The school fee for 2021-2022 is $2,040/year for all students.
Students are enrolled for the entire academic year. There are two fee payment plans from which to choose. Both plans require payment of a non-refundable deposit, which will be applied to the remaining payment(s) due and must accompany the enrollment agreement.
- Single Payment Plan allows the convenience of a single payment to cover all fees for the year (balance after deposit), due June 1.
- Quarterly Payment Plan allows the flexibility of paying the fee balance, after deposit, in four quarterly payments from June 1 – March 1.
SCHOOL FEE
The school fee for 2021-2022 is $2,040/year for all students.
Students are enrolled for the entire academic year. There are two fee payment plans from which to choose. Both plans require payment of a non-refundable deposit, which will be applied to the remaining payment(s) due and must accompany the enrollment agreement.
- Single Payment Plan allows the convenience of a single payment to cover all fees for the year (balance after deposit), due June 1.
- Quarterly Payment Plan allows the flexibility of paying the fee balance, after deposit, in four quarterly payments from June 1 – March 1.
EXTENDED CARE
Morning care is offered 6:30-8:30am for fee of $4,000/year
Afternoon care is offered 3:30-6:30pm for fee of $6,000/year
Families must commit to a full year in order for us to fulfill staffing needs.
Students are enrolled in their selected extended care program (morning or afternoon or both) for the entire academic year. The option to participate is included in the enrollment contract and there are two fee payment plans from which to choose.
Single Payment Plan allows the convenience of a single payment to cover all fees for the year, due June 1.
Quarterly Payment Plan allows the flexibility of paying the fee balance in four quarterly payments, from June 1 – March 1.
DEEP DIVES
Compositive Primary, in partnership with Integral Steps, offers an extended-year calendar with programming during short breaks between our inquiries and our shortened summer break. These programs are designed to deepen our students’ inquiries through investigation and play. Students may register for one week or multiple weeks, with optional extended care hours. Here are a few examples of their Deep Dives:
PLAY:
Piano, Language,
Art, & Yoga!
Learn foundational music and movement skills through rhythm, improvisation, and tonal recognition in a fun, Suzuki- and Dalcroze-inspired group piano class! Piano Moves gives your average group piano lessons an integrative movement twist! Using familiar songs, fun dances and partner work, this small class provides the foundation for excellent music education. Students learn rhythmic and tonal patterns, how to read music, and improvisation and composition skills. Culminating in short performances at the end of week performance, PLAY teaches students to love performing, become lifelong musicians and movers!
Heroes, Heroines, Ent, & Elves:
Fables and Fairy Tales from Middle Earth and Beyond!
Students will create their own fairy tales based on the characters and themes in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings as well as popular Grimm Brothers tales and Aesop’s Fables. Explore fantasy worlds, design your own sets, develop awareness through theater and film, and express yourself through music and movement. The week will culminate in a magical interactive performance for friends and family.
BAMM:
Biology.Art.Music.
Movement
Is your child inquisitive about the world around them? Inspire them with a rich integration of biology, art, music, and movement. Themes are introduced kinesthetically through music and movement, deepened through science, & expressed through the arts. At the end of the week, celebrate with a musical finale and science & arts fair for parents, friends & families! Inspire your children with a rich integration of biology, art, music, and movement using Dalcroze Education. Each day, a theme is introduced through music and movement, explored through science, and expressed through the arts.
EXTENDED CARE
Morning care is offered 6:30-8:30am for fee of $4,000/year
Afternoon care is offered 3:30-6:30pm for fee of $6,000/year
Families must commit to a full year in order for us to fulfill staffing needs.
Students are enrolled in their selected extended care program (morning or afternoon or both) for the entire academic year. The option to participate is included in the enrollment contract and there are two fee payment plans from which to choose.
Single Payment Plan allows the convenience of a single payment to cover all fees for the year, due June 1.
Quarterly Payment Plan allows the flexibility of paying the fee balance in four monthly payments, from June 1 – March 1.
DEEP DIVES
Compositive Primary, in partnership with Integral Steps, offers an extended-year calendar with programming during short breaks between our inquiries and our shortened summer break. These programs are designed to deepen our students’ inquiries through investigation and play. Students may register for one week or multiple weeks, with optional extended care hours. Here are a few examples of their Deep Dives:
PLAY: Piano, Language, Art, & Yoga!
Learn foundational music and movement skills through rhythm, improvisation, and tonal recognition in a fun, Suzuki- and Dalcroze-inspired group piano class! Piano Moves gives your average group piano lessons an integrative movement twist! Using familiar songs, fun dances and partner work, this small class provides the foundation for excellent music education. Students learn rhythmic and tonal patterns, how to read music, and improvisation and composition skills. Culminating in short performances at the end of week performance, PLAY teaches students to love performing, become lifelong musicians and movers!
Heroes, Heroines, Ent, & Elves: Fables and Fairy Tales from Middle Earth and Beyond!
Students will create their own fairy tales based on the characters and themes in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings as well as popular Grimm Brothers tales and Aesop’s Fables. Explore fantasy worlds, design your own sets, develop awareness through theater and film, and express yourself through music and movement. The week will culminate in a magical interactive performance for friends and family.
BAMM: Biology.Art.Music.Movement
Is your child inquisitive about the world around them? Inspire them with a rich integration of biology, art, music, and movement. Themes are introduced kinesthetically through music and movement, deepened through science, & expressed through the arts. At the end of the week, celebrate with a musical finale and science & arts fair for parents, friends & families! Inspire your children with a rich integration of biology, art, music, and movement using Dalcroze Education. Each day, a theme is introduced through music and movement, explored through science, and expressed through the arts.
MEALS & SNACKS
Compositive Primary contracts with Revolution Foods to provide daily nutritious, freshly-prepared meals and snacks. We require all students in the age 3/4 classrooms to participate in the Revolution Foods meal program. Students in grades kindergarten and up may choose the Revolution Foods meal program or bring lunch from home with Revolution Foods snacks. Compositive Primary is a nut-free environment and families who provide food from home must ensure everything is nut-free. Revolution Foods provides daily vegetarian and dairy-free options and accommodates special dietary needs regarding food allergies resulting from the 8 major allergens as defined by the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004 (FALCPA): dairy, soy, peanut, tree-nut, fish, shellfish, egg, and wheat.
The fees for 2021-2022 are $358/year for morning care breakfasts, $986/year for lunch and two snacks during the school day, and $173/year for afternoon care snacks. Prices may fluctuate from year-to-year based on the vendor’s fees. Meal and snack fees are billed with the school fee, either as a single annual payment or quarterly.
MEALS & SNACKS
Compositive Primary contracts with Revolution Foods to provide daily nutritious, freshly-prepared meals and snacks. We require all students in the age 3/4 classrooms to participate in the Revolution Foods meal program. Students in grades kindergarten and up may choose the Revolution Foods meal program or bring lunch from home with Revolution Foods snacks. Compositive Primary is a nut-free environment and families who provide food from home must ensure everything is nut-free. Revolution Foods provides daily vegetarian and dairy-free options and accommodates special dietary needs regarding food allergies resulting from the 8 major allergens as defined by the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004 (FALCPA): dairy, soy, peanut, tree-nut, fish, shellfish, egg, and wheat.
The fees for 2021-2022 are $358/year for morning care breakfasts, $986/year for lunch and two snacks during the school day, and $173/year for afternoon care snacks. Prices may fluctuate from year-to-year based on the vendor’s fees. Meal and snack fees are billed with the school fee, either as a single annual payment or quarterly.
We asked our parents…
Why are you sending your child to Compositive Primary?
What’s exciting to you about your child’s learning at Compositive Primary?
We asked our parents…
Why are you sending your child to Compositive Primary?
What’s exciting to you about your child’s learning at Compositive Primary?
FAQs
We do not require cognitive testing. In addition to completing an application, parents and prospective students will participate in a tour and group or class visit during the admissions season. We request applicants for kindergarten and older to submit a teacher recommendation and school records.
Applications are accepted in the fall prior to the admissions school year. We do not accept applications any earlier on a waitlist basis.
We are excited to meet prospective families and students. Please refer to the open house and tour link on the admissions page of our website for our current visit schedule. You may also email us at admissions@compositiveprimary.org or call 720-452-2522 to schedule a visit or ask questions.
The inquiry form enables us to keep prospective applicant families informed of ongoing news and admissions events.
No. All materials are provided in the classrooms so we do not request school supplies at the beginning of the year. There are optional fees charged to students who sign up for the extended-day and Deep Dive programs. Teachers may ask for voluntary supplies, such as used cardboard boxes, for special projects.
Tours allow you to see not only Compositive Primary’s building, but also the students and teachers in action during the school day. Open houses occur during the evening or weekend and involve a building tour with an administrator as well as the opportunity to view the classrooms and meet several teachers. Tours and open houses are optional steps in the admission process. We host a few open houses each fall, and tours are offered throughout the school year.
We are a workplace-based school and applicants must have a parent or guardian working on the Anschutz Medical or Fitzsimons Innovation Campuses.
Once accepted and enrolled, our students will remain part of our community, regardless of where their parents or guardians work.
There are two age three/four classrooms (50% of each age). The mixed age groupings will also occur in the kindergarten/first, second/third, and fourth/fifth grade classrooms.
We offer a customized full-day program for all of our students, regardless of their age.
Three and four-year-old classrooms: 16 students
Kindergarten – fifth Grade: 18 students
Our youngest students begin Compositive Primary at age three. Children must be age appropriate by September 1 for the classroom/grade to which they apply. For example, a child must turn age three by September 1, 2021 to apply for the 2021-2022 school year’s three-year-old classroom.
Additional questions?
Please contact us anytime! You can reach the admission office at 720-452-2522 or admissions@compositiveprimary.org
Compositive’s Policy of Nondiscrimination
Compositive Primary welcomes all applicants for admission, valuing each as an individual possessed of inherent dignity and entitled to our respect. Compositive Primary does not discriminate in any of its programs, procedures, admissions, or practices on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or any other protected classifications as defined by applicable law.
FAQs
We do not require cognitive testing. In addition to completing an application, parents and prospective students will participate in a tour and group or class visit during the admissions season. We request applicants for kindergarten and older to submit a teacher recommendation and school records.
Applications are accepted in the fall prior to the admissions school year. We do not accept applications any earlier on a waitlist basis.
We are excited to meet prospective families and students. Please refer to the open house and tour link on the admissions page of our website for our current visit schedule. You may also email us at admissions@compositiveprimary.org or call 720-452-2522 to schedule a visit or ask questions.
The inquiry form enables us to keep prospective applicant families informed of ongoing news and admissions events.
No. All materials are provided in the classrooms so we do not request school supplies at the beginning of the year. There are optional fees charged to students who sign up for the extended-day and Deep Dive programs. Teachers may ask for voluntary supplies, such as used cardboard boxes, for special projects.
Tours allow you to see not only Compositive Primary’s building, but also the students and teachers in action during the school day. Open houses occur during the evening or weekend and involve a building tour with an administrator as well as the opportunity to view the classrooms and meet several teachers. Tours and open houses are optional steps in the admission process. We host a few open houses each fall, and tours are offered throughout the school year.
We are a workplace-based school and applicants must have a parent or guardian working on the Anschutz Medical or Fitzsimons Innovation Campuses.
Once accepted and enrolled, our students will remain part of our community, regardless of where their parents or guardians work.
There are two age three/four classrooms (50% of each age). The mixed age groupings will also occur in the kindergarten/first, second/third, and fourth/fifth grade classrooms.
We offer a customized full-day program for all of our students, regardless of their age.
Three and four-year-old classrooms: 16 students
Kindergarten – fifth Grade: 18 students
Our youngest students begin Compositive Primary at age three. Children must be age appropriate by September 1 for the classroom/grade to which they apply. For example, a child must turn age three by September 1, 2021 to apply for the 2021-2022 school year’s three-year-old classroom.
Additional questions?
Please contact us anytime! You can reach the admission office at 720-452-2522 or admissions@compositiveprimary.org
Compositive’s Policy of Nondiscrimination
Compositive Primary welcomes all applicants for admission, valuing each as an individual possessed of inherent dignity and entitled to our respect. Compositive Primary does not discriminate in any of its programs, procedures, admissions, or practices on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or any other protected classifications as defined by applicable law.