Guided by our Rooted in Values throughline, each gift given to Dawson's Annual Fund is crucial to fostering an academically enriching environment for our students, one full of reflective experiences and opportunities for growth. Your support affirms our collective strength and illustrates the importance of our Core Values as the inspiration for what we stand for as a modern learning institution.
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Three Middle School families have the chance to win some cool athletics swag from the Dawson Team Gear Store and a $25.00 gift card to Dennis Uniform when you give a gift of just $25.00 between now and Wednesday, April 30! The winners will be announced in our Friday, May 3, Bears' Bulletin.
Any grade level from EC-8 that reaches 70 percent parent/caregiver or grandparent participation will win a pizza party with popsicles from Sage Dining on Tuesday, May 14!
Gifts of any amount from the very start of our Rooted in Values campaign count toward each grade’s overall participation total.
All winners will be announced in the Bears' Bulletin on Friday, May 10.
Your involvement in the Annual Fund is a testament to all that makes our community extraordinary. Thank you for ensuring our Roots remain strong by building a brighter future for our students.
Join Mr. Tim, and all employees, in supporting Dawson's Annual Fund with a gift today.
Reminder: Any grade level from EC-8 with at least 70% family participation will win a pizza party with popsicles on Tuesday, May 14! Gifts of any amount from the very start of our Rooted in Values campaign count toward each grade’s overall participation total.
Language is an integral part of our daily lives and identity, and it is more important than ever that educators recognize, celebrate, and support multilingual learners in Early Childhood. As someone who was born and raised in the Phillippines, with English as my second language, I deeply understand wanting to be fluent in English while celebrating – not losing – my home language. Growing up, I realized that learning English was essential for connecting with groups, forming friendships, and engaging in conversations that were necessary to attain my goals and interests. As a teacher, empowering my students to embrace their multilingualism helps unlock their potential.
The Alexander Dawson School at Rainbow Mountain, an independent school located on 33-acres in the community of Summerlin, is Nevada’s first Stanford University Challenge Success partner school for students in early childhood through grade eight. Utilizing the unique Challenge Success framework, Dawson uses research-based strategies and programs that emphasize student academics, wellbeing, and a healthy school-life balance to create more engaged, motivated, and resilient learners and leaders. At Dawson, students achieve their individual potential while savoring life and meeting the challenges of the world.