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Head of School Reading List: Spring 2022
The books for this period of writing were primarily selected for enjoyment. Most of them were read during the two-week spring break we completed in March, but it has taken…
Read MoreCRMS student, Willa Schendler, awarded a Boettcher Scholarship
Out of a pool of more than 1,600 applicants, Colorado Rocky Mountain School senior Willa Schendler has been awarded a 2022 Boettcher Scholarship. The four-year scholarship is only awarded to…
Read MoreThe Reach of Rock Climbing
by Max Seitel-Hayes ’24 and Makai Yllanes ’23 When Climbing made its debut at the 2021 Summer Olympics, more and more people began discovering this exciting sport. Colorado’s climbing scene…
Read MoreCRMS Garden Program: 2021 Year in Review
The CRMS Organic Garden was a busy place in 2021…check out some of the highlights below. The Organic Garden Learning Program hosted Garden Service Crews during the Active Program starting…
Read MoreIt’s Not Too Late to Apply to Boarding School: 5 Steps to Apply Now
Every day we hear from families like yours who are concerned about finding the best school for their child to thrive, especially following the social, academic, and emotional effects of…
Read MoreMaking an Impact with English in Action
Most of us have experienced the intense frustration of not being able to express ourselves adequately. For Roaring Fork Valley adults who speak little or no English, this is a…
Read MoreCRMS climbers cruise through Eagle meet
Reprinted from the Aspen Times – December 9, 2021 Area climbers returned from the Thanksgiving break on Saturday, with Colorado Rocky Mountain School easily winning the third Western Slope regional…
Read MoreBook suggestions for the holidays
Heading into the holiday season, gifting a book is always a good idea. Here are some of my suggestions from the last few months. Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s Velvet was the Night…
Read MoreOysters on top in the first climbing competition of the year
On Saturday, November 13, 2021, the CRMS Climbing Team returned to competition. After a truncated season last year, we are looking forward to a standard season in the American Scholastic…
Read MoreMorning Workouts with the Head of School
It’s 5:45 in the morning and campus is silent, with the exception of a few cattle dogs barking on the far side of the Crystal River. There are not many…
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