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Making Science Tangible: Matt Bowers Brings the Roaring Fork Valley Into the Classroom
For Dr. Matt Bowers, science begins with curiosity, grows through observation, and becomes meaningful when students realize that the questions they ask in class are connected to the world immediately…
Read MorePerfectly Imperfect: How CRMS helped shape Mikey Schumacher’s ’14 path
Mikey Schumacher ‘14 founded but cute, a character-driven brand built on a powerful and deeply personal belief: our imperfections are not flaws to hide, but strengths to embrace. Through imaginative…
Read MoreFrom Faculty Brat to Faculty: Moneeka Settles ’86 Never Left School
For Moneeka Settles ’86, CRMS wasn’t just a place she attended—it was home. Growing up on campus as the child of faculty members Barb and Phil Settles, her early years…
Read MoreFrom CRMS Rope Tow to Running Taos: An Interview with Mickey Blake ’61
Mickey Blake first met John Holden in 1954 when he brought the CRMS ski team to the downtown ski area in Glenwood Springs, which Mickey’s father managed. Four years later,…
Read MoreWill Sardinsky ’13: One Year at CRMS Sets Course for Photography Career
For Will Sardinsky ’13, his one pivotal senior year at CRMS served as a launchpad, shifting him away from a standard academic path and toward a life defined by creative…
Read MoreColorado Rocky Mountain School Celebrates Successful Reaccreditation
We’re pleased to announce that Colorado Rocky Mountain School has been reaccredited by the Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS) through 2036. This milestone reflects our ongoing commitment to providing…
Read MoreAugust Teague ’99: Challenge. Community. Growth.
From early morning Nordic practices at Spring Gulch to leading one of the nation’s premier ski and snowboard clubs, August Teague’s journey exemplifies the lasting impact of a CRMS education.…
Read MoreAlumni Book Review by John A. Hollister ’64
This special alumni book review highlights a serendipitous CRMS connection: John A. Hollister ’64 recently discovered Gun Barons: The Weapons that Transformed America and The Men Who Invented Them—and only…
Read MoreGolden Forge: A Refuge for Those Who Serve
In honor of Veterans Day, we interviewed Suzi McKinley ’96, who turned lessons learned in the classroom and combat into the Golden Forge Ranch—a 163 acre retreat where veterans, active-duty…
Read MoreFrom CRMS to Clay: Sara Jensen ’19 Returns as Alumni Visiting Artist
We’re thrilled to welcome back Sara Jensen ’19, who returned to campus as our Alumni Visiting Artist. Since graduating from CRMS, Sara has pursued her passion for ceramics with dedication…
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