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5/20/13
Seniors enjoyed a special dinner before they departed for their Senior Projects. Photo by Riley Ames



5/13/13
 Spring Trip 2013 – Photo by Cormac McGeough '14



5/6/13
Exciting progress on the state-of-the-art Science Building.



4/22/13
Camden looks to make a pass during a recent game against Moffat.



4/15/13
Students kayak the rivers of Chile on a recent cross-cultural exchange program called Rios to Rivers

4/8/13
Construction workers break ground on the state-of-the-art Science Center.

3/25/13
Ana-Maria hard at work during Silversmithing Interim.

3/18/13
Anne Marie (right) explores different fabric during her Sewing Interim.

3/11/13
Students and faculty enjoying the sunshine during their Interim Avalanche studies.

3/11/13
Hannah, Justine, and Michaela collaborate in the glassblowing workshop during Interim.

12/26/13
A shot from the Photography Interim group, which visited the Grand Canyon.

2/18/13
Mae Peshlakai, a well-known Navajo silversmith, assists a student during Interim.

2/11/13
CRMS Students gather in the Bar Fork (dining hall) for a quick photo.

2/4/13
Robinson Meng, class of ’14, captures this flower beautifully with studio lighting.

1/28/13
Oystermeister Nordic Race last week. Students vs. Faculty at Spring Gulch. A great day for competition and fun! Photo by Jamie '13.

1/21/13
CRMS buses lined up outside of the entrance to Spring Gulch, where the famous Nordic Oystermeister event occurs.

1/14/13
CRMS students spot a fellow climber as he reaches the top of a route during a recent climbing competition.

1/7/12
CRMS alumni came back to campus over the holiday to visit with former faculty and staff.
Front (L to R): Ethan Kallaway '11, Maria Mork '11, Max Ramge '11
Back: Cale Bonderman '11

12/17/12
Eli Bontrager, left, and Lucien Blakemore, right, rockin' out at the Winter Band Concert.

12/10/12
Robinson Meng, class of ’14, snapped this gorgeous photo on a recent wintery day.

12/3/12
Guest Speaker Dr. Leonard Sax, a leading expert on the role that gender plays in child development and education, visited CRMS recently to work with faculty and speak to the greater community about "Stress and Resilience - What Every Parent Should Know." Dr. Sax compared how boys handle stress to how girls cope with it. He also explored strategies for building resilience and how to teach humility without humiliation.

11/26/12
Ben Holland captures an icicle up close on campus.

11/19/12
CRMS Students take to the trails to compete in the Oystermeister Run - the second event of the famous Oystermeister competition.

11/12/12
CRMS Students in a scene from "The Diary of Anne Frank." The students performed on Friday and Saturday night and it was a huge success!

11/5/12
CRMS students rock out at Coffee House last weekend. (L to R) Riley Ames '14, Matthew Paliminio '16, Veronica Cassador '14, and Ruby Rappaport '15.

10/29/12
A drawing of the CRMS Barn by Chengcheng Han, class of 2014.

10/22/12
Sophia Jacobson '14 snapped this stunning shot of the CRMS Barn on a picturesque fall day.

10/15/12
CRMS students navigate technical terrain on Fall Trip as they make their way to the next summit.

10/8/12
The climbing group displays their excitement on their fall trip. It was filled with beautiful blue skies and splitter hand cracks!

10/1/12
Fall Colors at CRMS as students prepare for their Fall Trip.

9/24/12
Students attended the Snowmass Balloon Festival as part of the CRMS weekend program. Pictured above (starting with the purple jacket and moving clockwise) Libby Kasmer, Alexa Sperry, Lucas Browning, Tyler Smith, Josh Carter, Caleigh Smith, Kimbrell Larouche, Mitchell Offe, Lucien Blakemore, and Cleo Ulatowski.

9/17/12
Aaron Zepp, #3 (’14), handles the ball against Basalt in a game that was eventually canceled due to weather.

9/10/12
CRMS students, faculty and staff took their Saturday morning to give back to the community they live, work, and play in by contributing their time to the annual All School Work Day. Community service is a core value, and a way of life, at Colorado Rocky Mountain School.

9/4/12
CRMS Wilderness Student Assistants take a bow after a successful completion of the 2012 Wilderness trip.

8/20/12
Wilderness training group heading out. Student Wilderness Assistant Seniors: (Top Row L to R) Lea Linse, Cleo Ulatowski, Tim Collins. (Front Row L to R) Ben Sardinsky, Michaela Craig, Lane Edwards, Mollie Podmore and Josh Carter. (Bottom Row L to R) Diane Hackl, Active Program Director; Juanma Martin, Faculty; Robin Colt, Faculty; Amy Christeson, Director of Outdoor Program; Mark Gotfredson, Director of Communications; BJ Sbarra, Residential Life Coordinator.

8/13/12
The 2012-2013 reunion took place recently, where over fifty alumni from a number of graduating classes returned to campus to reconnect and reminisce.

8/6/12
The Rocky Mountain Smiths Blacksmith Conference was recently held on campus, at the CRMS Mountain Forge. Above is a photo from Allison Finn's class, submitted by Renee Ramge.

7/30/12
(HS)2 Class of 2012 celebrated during its recent graduation ceremony.

7/23/12
Students in the High School High Scholar (HS)2 program posing for a picture at the summit of Mt. Sopris (12,966 feet).

7/16/12
Students in the High School High Scholar (HS)2 program convene to peruse art pieces completed by their peers.



7/9/2012
Water is life and clean water is life sustaining. Chemistry students in the HS(2) program, at CRMS, are beginning to investigate water quality and the chemistry behind clean water. Chad Rudow from the Roaring Fork Conservancy visited students recently to guide them through the various techniques used to determine water quality in freshwater streams and lakes. HS(2) students over the next 4 weeks will also be conducting research that will be utilized by the Roaring Fork Conservancy in their river monitoring programs.

6/11/2012
As a highlight of graduation events that took place throughout the week, the CRMS community and guests witnessed the Class of 2012 receive their diplomas and join the prestigious group of CRMS alumni.

5/ 31/2012
As part of the students' final semester grade for music, they performed for the community in the Spring Band Concert. It was a delightful evening of music which showcased the music program and demonstrated the diverse skills that the students obtained. With each song you saw students adapting to a new instrument or stepping out of their comfort zones to stretch themselves. This performance was just a prelude to one of the school's highlights every year, Spring Coffee House.


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