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Connected to the Community
Colorado Rocky Mountain School fosters long-standing relationships with the Aspen Valley’s most impactful organizations It’s no secret that Aspen is home to some of the best outdoor opportunities in the…
Read MoreCRMS partners with Aspen Valley Land Trust
CRMS partnered with Aspen Valley Land Trust to work on a Riparian Restoration Project on the north end of campus. Click here to view “The Point” a video produced by…
Read MoreTick Ridge Gets a Facelift
When you first hear that your student is spending time at a place called “Tick Ridge,” you might be inclined to wonder if bug spray is mandatory. While the longtime…
Read MoreThe Recognition System at CRMS
Several times a year, students and their families receive a CRMS report card on progress in programs ranging from academics to service crews to interim. What catches the eye on…
Read MoreMaking the Transition to High School
Freshman year of high school is a time of immense change for students. CRMS provides intentional programming that prepares and supports 9th graders for the new challenges introduced by a…
Read MoreThe CRMS Recognition System
The Recognition System at Colorado Rocky Mountain School has been in existence for fourteen years. It was introduced in the Fall of 2005 as a way to recognize each student’s…
Read MoreMastering Zen at the Crestone Center
Our trip to Crestone Mountain Zen Center included 15 CRMS Seniors (12 from Eastern Philosophy, and three adventurers from Western Philosophy), Mark Clark, and his wife, Jeannie. The purpose of…
Read MoreCharting Their Course
For ten summers, fifty inner-city kids have filled Colorado Rocky Mountain School classrooms with academic fervor, paddled waterways with new-found friends and climbed to their personal bests through all CRMS…
Read MoreNative American Culture and CRMS
The history of Native American culture of the Southwest has been incorporated into the CRMS learning experience since its founding days. In the early years of the school, John and Anne…
Read MoreScholar In Residence: Immigration
How often do you consider the possibility that your firmly held beliefs could, in fact, be wrong? Language Department Chair Dan Pittz was initially opposed to a school screening of…
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