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CRMS Alumnae Reynis Vazquez ’13 and Rotceh Vazquez ’15, and a Family’s Sacrifice for Education
Home for the holidays special for Vazquez family Scott Condon, Aspen Daily News Staff Writer Article in the Aspen Daily News – December 25, 2023 The Vazquez family converged on…
Read MoreHead of School’s Reading List: Winter 2023
This is the latest installment of Jeff Leahy’s suggested reading list. You can look back through previous blog posts for other suggestions. A great variety of books for just about…
Read MoreCRMS Shines in National Survey of Independent and Public High School Students
An overwhelming percentage of CRMS students report feeling supported by their teachers, comfortable being who they are, and believing their opinions are respected at school. According to a recent national…
Read MoreHead of School’s Reading List: Fall 2023
This is the latest installment of Jeff Leahy’s suggested reading list. You can look back through previous blog posts for other suggestions. With the start of the new school year,…
Read MoreGraduate profile: Makai Yllanes, Colorado Rocky Mountain School
Reprinted from the Glenwood Spring Post Independent Makai Yllanes is set to graduate from Colorado Rocky Mountain School, an outdoors-focused independent college preparatory school in Carbondale, which has a local…
Read MoreIf Any River Is Wild and Scenic, It’s the Crystal (Colorado)
This is reprinted from the American Whitewater Journal March/April 2023 edition. By Kayo Ogilby As American Whitewater familiarized itself with the push for a Wild and Scenic Crystal River designation,…
Read MoreNew Interim Offering: Journalism and Podcasts
Written by: Charlotte Oakley, CRMS Teaching Fellow This was the inaugural year for the KCRMS Radio interim, created and led by Juanma Martin Cespedes and Charlotte Oakley. Five CRMS students…
Read MoreCRMS prepared Molly Wright ‘21 for college and future career
Hometown: Silverton, CO Residing in: Washington, DC Education: 2nd-year student studying political science and environmental science at American University in Washington, D.C. What are some of…
Read MoreNew 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…
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