Posts Tagged ‘Academics’
New Course Spotlight: Videography and Animation
The south end of campus, bordered by a cow pasture, braided by irrigation ditches, and buttressed by the majestic double-peak of Mt. Sopris, serves to house the multifaceted art department…
Read MoreNew Course Spotlight: Social Justice Statistics
In statistics, means can be misleading. One number, one radical outlier, can dramatically skew the calculation of an average and thus skew the conclusions we draw from data that over-emphasizes…
Read MoreNew Course Spotlight: Human Rights in the 20th and 21st Centuries
When CRMS seniors enrolled in classes this year, there was a new history course offering from Beth Krasemann, the most recent addition to CRMS’s history faculty. Beth and her husband,…
Read MoreHead of School’s Reading List: Fall 2022
This is the latest installment of Jeff Leahy’s suggested reading list. You can look back through previous blog posts for other suggestions. A nice variety of choices for your…
Read MoreInvesting in a Renewable Future
Expertise in EV batteries and passion for investment led Hansol Kim ’03 to launch a new private equity firm Many CRMS alumni graduate with a deep appreciation, and often…
Read MoreIceland – land of fire and ice
Iceland – the famed land of fire and ice. Any earth scientist dreams about traveling to the mythical island nestled in the north Atlantic. However, its prestige extends to an…
Read MoreCRMS invites you to be an osprey host
reprinted from The Sopris Sun, June 22, 2022 by Max Seitel-Hayes ’24 If you’ve been along Highway 82 by El Jebel and Basalt or driven 133 through Carbondale, you’ve probably…
Read MoreEcoFlight takes CRMS students into the clouds to learn about the Crystal River
reprinted from The Aspen Times, May 28, 2022 Nonprofit is fighting to bring a Wild and Scenic federal designation to the free-flowing watershed near Redstone and Marble As Colorado Rocky…
Read MoreDream Project culminates in a visit to the capitol
For their 5 Point Dream Project seniors Ellie Urfrig and Willa Schendler collaborated with the climate advocacy non-profit Conservation Colorado. They worked with field community organizer Ian Roche, who provided…
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…
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